POLSCI courses
402 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- POLSCI 20 — American Government and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 21 — Comparative Government and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 90S — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 100 — Political Science Lower Level Elective1 section
- POLSCI 100S — Political Science Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 101 — Introduction to Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 102 — The Science of Politics1 section
- POLSCI 103S — Despotism and Dictatorship: The Political Theory of Nondemocracy1 section
- POLSCI 104CN — Capitalism: For and Against1 section
- POLSCI 105S — The Documentary Experience: A Video Approach1 section
- POLSCI 106CN — What Rules Do We Need?1 section
- POLSCI 107 — Intro to Comparative Politics: How to Compare the Incomparable1 section
- POLSCI 108 — Introduction to African Studies (DS3 or DS4)1 section
- POLSCI 109CNS — Police, Prisons and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 110 — Critical Approaches to Global Issues1 section
- POLSCI 111CNS — Dangerous 21st Century1 section
- POLSCI 112L — Devil's Advocate: Exploring Pluralism, Free Inquiry, and Belonging1 section
- POLSCI 114 — From Voting to Protests: Introduction to Political Attitudes, Groups and Behaviors1 section
- POLSCI 116 — Introduction to American Politics1 section
- POLSCI 120 — The Challenges of Living an Ethical Life1 section
- POLSCI 120D — The Challenges of Living an Ethical Life1 section
- POLSCI 125D — Introduction to Global Development: Politics, Policy and Practice1 section
- POLSCI 128 — Climate Change: A Political Economy Perspective1 section
- POLSCI 140S — Empires in Modern European History1 section
- POLSCI 141CN — The Morality of Exchange and Commercial Systems1 section
- POLSCI 145 — Introduction to Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 145D — Introduction to Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 146 — Politics and Economics1 section
- POLSCI 150FS — Citizenship, Patriotism, & Identity1 section
- POLSCI 159 — Israel/Palestine: Comparative Approaches to Rights and Justice1 section
- POLSCI 160D — Introduction to International Relations1 section
- POLSCI 164S — Gateway Seminar - Antisemitism: Ethnicity, Race, Religion, Culture1 section
- POLSCI 168CNS — International Conflict Resolution1 section
- POLSCI 172FS — Racial Attitudes and Racial Politics in the United States1 section
- POLSCI 175 — Introduction to Political Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 175D — Introduction to Political Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 175FS — Freedom and Responsibility1 section
- POLSCI 176FS — Human Rights and World Politics1 section
- POLSCI 177FS — 9/11 And After: The World We've Inherited and The Quest to Make A Difference1 section
- POLSCI 180FS — Hierarchy and Spontaneous Order: The Nature of Freedom in Political and Economic Organizations…1 section
- POLSCI 185FS — The Politics of Language1 section
- POLSCI 186 — Women and Gender in the Middle East1 section
- POLSCI 186FS — Games and Culture: Gateway to the Study of Games1 section
- POLSCI 188FS — American Perspectives on Citizenship1 section
- POLSCI 189FS — Introduction to Machine Learning and Computational Models in the Social Sciences1 section
- POLSCI 190 — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 190FS — Special Topics in the Focus Program1 section
- POLSCI 190S — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 190S-1 — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 195FS — Freedom and Moral Obligation1 section
- POLSCI 200 — Political Science Upper Level Elective1 section
- POLSCI 200S — Political Science Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 201 — Public Opinion1 section
- POLSCI 202 — Political Parties in Competition. Left, Right and Beyond.1 section
- POLSCI 203 — Women and the Political Process1 section
- POLSCI 204 — 9/11 and Its Aftermath: How Bin Laden Changed America and the World1 section
- POLSCI 205 — Introduction to Racial and Ethnic Minorities in American Politics1 section
- POLSCI 206 — American Values, Institutions, and Culture1 section
- POLSCI 207 — National Security Simulation: The Arctic, Climate Change and Great Power Competition1 section
- POLSCI 208 — How to Think in an Age of Political Polarization1 section
- POLSCI 209S — Ecology and the Human Good: Sustainability, Community, Nature, and Belonging1 section
- POLSCI 210 — Conservatism1 section
- POLSCI 211 — Democracy: Ancient and Modern1 section
- POLSCI 211D — Democracy: Ancient and Modern1 section
- POLSCI 213 — Introduction to Engaged Citizenship and Social Change1 section
- POLSCI 213S — Introduction to Engaged Citizenship and Social Change (Gateway Course)1 section
- POLSCI 215 — The United States and the World, 1898 to the Present1 section
- POLSCI 216 — Film, Race and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 217 — Discovering Game Theory: Social Complexity and Strategic Interdependence1 section
- POLSCI 218 — Men and Women: Theory, Politics, and Life Together1 section
- POLSCI 221S — South African Past and Present1 section
- POLSCI 224 — Inequality and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 228 — Politics of Authoritarian Regimes1 section
- POLSCI 229S — Institutions and Self Governance1 section
- POLSCI 232 — Politics of Terrorism1 section
- POLSCI 233 — Nuclear Weapons: US Foreign Policy and the Challenges of Global Proliferation1 section
- POLSCI 235S — Comparative Urban Politics and Policymaking1 section
- POLSCI 236S — Advanced Research Seminar in Urban Politics and Policymaking1 section
- POLSCI 237 — Religion and Foreign Policy1 section
- POLSCI 238 — Racial Attitudes, Racial Prejudice, and Racial Politics1 section
- POLSCI 239S — Political Communication in a Changing Media Environment1 section
- POLSCI 240D — Political Psychology1 section
- POLSCI 240SA — How Washington Works: Deconstructing Politics in Real Time1 section
- POLSCI 241SA — Whose Democracy? Participation and Public Policy in the United States1 section
- POLSCI 242 — Campaigns and Elections1 section
- POLSCI 244S — Activism & Christianity in Modern America1 section
- POLSCI 245 — American Constitutional Development and Interpretation I: The Constitutional Structure1 section
- POLSCI 246 — American Constitutional Development and Interpretation II: Individual Rights1 section
- POLSCI 247S — Liberalism and its Critics1 section
- POLSCI 248 — Games and Culture: Gateway to the Study of Games1 section
- POLSCI 248S — Games and Culture: Gateway to the Study of Games1 section
- POLSCI 252 — Life Within Capitalism: A History of its Values, Measures and Struggles1 section
- POLSCI 253 — Christian Ethics and Modern Society1 section
- POLSCI 253S — Christian Ethics and Modern Society1 section
- POLSCI 254S — The US Intelligence Enterprise1 section
- POLSCI 256S — Contemporary Nationalism and Classical Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 257 — Latin American Wars of Independence1 section
- POLSCI 258D — From Machine Learning to Ethnography: Puzzles and Approaches to International Development1 section
- POLSCI 259 — Russia in the World: From Cold War to Putin's Wars1 section
- POLSCI 260SA — Frontier City Berlin: Facing History's Great Challenges1 section
- POLSCI 262 — The Holocaust1 section
- POLSCI 263 — The Political History of Modern Architecture: From Revolution through Neoliberalism1 section
- POLSCI 264S — Democratic Erosion1 section
- POLSCI 265S — Introduction to American Political Thought1 section
- POLSCI 267 — Religion and Politics in American History1 section
- POLSCI 268 — Politics and Literature1 section
- POLSCI 270 — Ambition and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 271SA — Politics of the European Union1 section
- POLSCI 272 — Human Rights in Theory and Practice1 section
- POLSCI 273 — The Middle East Through Film1 section
- POLSCI 274S — Race and Society: South Africa and the US, 1890-present1 section
- POLSCI 275 — Left, Right, and Center: Competing Political Ideals1 section
- POLSCI 275S — Left, Right, and Center: Competing Political Ideals1 section
- POLSCI 276 — Contemporary Documentary Film: Filmmakers and the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival1 section
- POLSCI 277D — The Ethics of War: Self-Defense, Humanitarian Intervention, Terrorism and Law1 section
- POLSCI 279 — Professionalization and the Job Search1 section
- POLSCI 281T — Applied Sociology Research1 section
- POLSCI 282SA — Duke Summer Program: Oxford1 section
- POLSCI 288S — Transformative Ideas: Power, Theater, and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 288SA — Political Polarization in Contemporary Western Democracies1 section
- POLSCI 290 — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 290A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 290D — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 290S — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 291-1 — Sophomore/Junior Independent Study Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 291-2 — Sophomore/Junior Independent Study Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 291-3 — Sophomore/Junior Independent Study Security Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 291-4 — Sophomore/Junior Independent Study Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 291-5 — Sophomore/Junior Independent Study Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 291-6 — Sophomore/Junior Independent Study Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 292-1 — Internship1 section
- POLSCI 293A — Research Independent Study on Contemporary China1 section
- POLSCI 294A — Political Economy of Immigration1 section
- POLSCI 297A — Political Philosophy of Globalization1 section
- POLSCI 300 — Political Science Upper Level Elective1 section
- POLSCI 300S — Political Science Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 301S — Illiberal Nondemocracies: Focus on Eastern Europe and Asia1 section
- POLSCI 302 — Constitutional Law in the American Political Tradition1 section
- POLSCI 303D — Religion, Restrictions, and Violence1 section
- POLSCI 304S — The Democratic Mission of American Higher Education1 section
- POLSCI 305S — Black Politics1 section
- POLSCI 308 — Islam and the State: Political Economy of Governance in the Middle East1 section
- POLSCI 310 — Political Analysis for Public Policy-Making1 section
- POLSCI 313S — Social Movements in Age of Globalization1 section
- POLSCI 315S — Political Economy of Financial Crises1 section
- POLSCI 317S — Global Corruption1 section
- POLSCI 318 — Congress and the President1 section
- POLSCI 319S — US Comparative State Politics1 section
- POLSCI 321 — International Law and International Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 322 — Introduction to Middle East Politics1 section
- POLSCI 323SA — Does Elite Philanthropy Serve Democracy?1 section
- POLSCI 324S — Chinese Politics1 section
- POLSCI 325 — Demystifying Academia: The Hidden Curriculum of Graduate School and the Professoriate1 section
- POLSCI 327S — The Economic and Political Performance of Civilizations1 section
- POLSCI 328 — Statecraft and Strategy1 section
- POLSCI 329S — Politics in Violence1 section
- POLSCI 330 — Quantitative Political Inquiry and Evaluation1 section
- POLSCI 331 — What Rules Do We Need?1 section
- POLSCI 332 — Games and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 333S — Democracy and Social Choice1 section
- POLSCI 334 — How to Rule the World: Empire and Global Governance from Greece to America1 section
- POLSCI 335S — Economic, Political, and Social Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 336S — Racial Justice in the 20th Century US and South Africa1 section
- POLSCI 337S — Apartheid South Africa and Struggles for Democracy1 section
- POLSCI 338 — Political Economy of South East Asia1 section
- POLSCI 339SA — Economics of Environmental and Climate Policy1 section
- POLSCI 340 — The Modern Regulatory State1 section
- POLSCI 341S — Business and Human Rights Advocacy Lab1 section
- POLSCI 342 — Strategy and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 345 — Experimental Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 346 — Business, Politics, and Economic Growth1 section
- POLSCI 348 — Global Environmental Politics1 section
- POLSCI 348D — Global Environmental Politics1 section
- POLSCI 349 — Political Economy of Latin America1 section
- POLSCI 350 — International Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 351 — Economic History and Modernization of the Islamic Middle East1 section
- POLSCI 352S — U.S. Policy in the Middle East1 section
- POLSCI 353 — Globalization of Democracy1 section
- POLSCI 355S — Michel Foucault and Theories of Power1 section
- POLSCI 356 — Comparative Health Care Systems1 section
- POLSCI 357S — Refugee Policy and Practice (DukeImmerse)1 section
- POLSCI 358 — Globalization and Public Policy1 section
- POLSCI 359S — Social Engineering and Social Movements in Eastern Europe and Asia1 section
- POLSCI 361 — Political and Criminal Armed Groups1 section
- POLSCI 362 — International Security1 section
- POLSCI 364 — Political Violence, Repression, and Organized Crime1 section
- POLSCI 365D — Foreign Policy of the United States1 section
- POLSCI 367DS — Environment and Conflict: The Role of the Environment in Conflict and Peacebuilding1 section
- POLSCI 367S — Environment and Conflict: The Role of the Environment in Conflict and Peacebuilding1 section
- POLSCI 368S — Contemporary South Africa1 section
- POLSCI 371 — Marxism and Society1 section
- POLSCI 372S — Sex, Politics and Feminist Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 373 — Law and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 374S — Watchdog News and Storytelling: Changing Forms of Accountability Journalism1 section
- POLSCI 375 — News as a Moral Battleground1 section
- POLSCI 376S — Inequality in the United States1 section
- POLSCI 377AS — Classical and Contemporary Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 378 — Marx, Nietzsche, Freud1 section
- POLSCI 379S — Religion and Politics in Post-Revolutionary Iran1 section
- POLSCI 380 — Ancient Athenian Law1 section
- POLSCI 381 — Ancient Roman Law1 section
- POLSCI 383 — Gender and Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 384 — Inequality in Western Political Thought1 section
- POLSCI 387 — Reimagining the World Together: Why Friendship Matters for Our Future1 section
- POLSCI 388 — Information, Technology, Ethics and Policy1 section
- POLSCI 390 — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 390-1 — Special Topics in Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 390-2 — Special Topics in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 390-3 — Special Topics in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 390-4 — Special Topics in Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 390-5 — Special Topics in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 390-6 — Special Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 390D-6 — Special Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 390S-1 — Special Topics in Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 390S-2 — Special Topics in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 390S-3 — Special Topics in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 390S-4 — Special Topics in Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 390S-5 — Special Topics in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 390S-6 — Special Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 391-1 — Senior Independent Study in Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 391-2 — Senior Independent Study in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 391-3 — Senior Independent Study in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 391-4 — Senior Independent Study in Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 391-5 — Senior Independent Study in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 391-6 — Senior Independent Study in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 393-1 — Sophomore/Junior Research Independent Study Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 393-2 — Sophomore/Junior Research Independent Study Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 393-3 — Sophomore/Junior Research Independent Study Security Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 393-4 — Sophomore/Junior Research Independent Study Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 393-5 — Sophomore/Junior Research Independent Study Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 393-6 — Sophomore/Junior Research Independent Study Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 395A — Religion, Security and Global Citizenship in the Arab World1 section
- POLSCI 396S — Augustine's City of God1 section
- POLSCI 400 — Political Science Upper Level Elective1 section
- POLSCI 400S — Political Science Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 401S — The Adventure of Citizenship: Lives of Civic Engagement1 section
- POLSCI 402S — Origins of WWI and WWII in Europe1 section
- POLSCI 403D — Introduction to Tools of Political Risk Analysis1 section
- POLSCI 406S — South African Life Histories1 section
- POLSCI 410S — What if? Movements, Organization Logics, & the Politics of Possibility1 section
- POLSCI 415 — U.S-Russia Relations: 1991-20161 section
- POLSCI 421S — Constitutionalism and Crisis: From Catalina's Conspiracy to Covid1 section
- POLSCI 425 — Global Inequality Research1 section
- POLSCI 425S — Global Inequality Research Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 427S — World in Your Hand1 section
- POLSCI 431S — Reason and Passion in Politics1 section
- POLSCI 432S — Money and Power in Christian Thought and the Social Sciences1 section
- POLSCI 435S — Chinese Media and Popular Culture: Politics, Ideology, and Social Change1 section
- POLSCI 441 — What is Racism? Understanding racism and its consequences1 section
- POLSCI 449S — Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Capstone1 section
- POLSCI 451S — Public Choice and American Politics1 section
- POLSCI 452S — Digital Media and Politics1 section
- POLSCI 456S — Chinese Culture and Ideology in the 20th Century and Now1 section
- POLSCI 460SA — Politics and Policy Practicum for Duke in DC1 section
- POLSCI 468S — Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Prosperity and Distribution in the Long Run1 section
- POLSCI 483 — What Machiavelli Really Says1 section
- POLSCI 490S — Special Topics in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 493-1 — Senior Research Independent Study Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 493-2 — Senior Research Independent Study Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 493-3 — Senior Research Independent Study in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 493-4 — Senior Research Independent Study in Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 493-5 — Senior Research Independent Study in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 493-6 — Senior Research Independent Study in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 494A — Politics and Policy Practicum for Duke in DC1 section
- POLSCI 495S — Honors Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 497S-2 — Senior Seminar in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 497S-3 — Senior Seminar in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 497S-6 — Senior Seminar in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 505S — Race in Comparative Perspective1 section
- POLSCI 506S — Theorists of Modern Politics: Marx, Durkheim, Weber1 section
- POLSCI 513S — Theory and China Studies1 section
- POLSCI 514S — Political Values1 section
- POLSCI 517S — Democratic Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 520 — Practical Data Science I1 section
- POLSCI 520S — Congressional Policy-Making1 section
- POLSCI 522S — Comparative Party Politics1 section
- POLSCI 523 — China Science and Technology Policy and Innovation1 section
- POLSCI 524 — National Security Simulation: The Arctic, Climate Change and Great Power Competition1 section
- POLSCI 525S — Race and American Politics1 section
- POLSCI 527S — Global Africa1 section
- POLSCI 528S — Peace and Conflict Processes1 section
- POLSCI 531 — Economic History and Modernization of the Islamic Middle East1 section
- POLSCI 536S — Choosing in Groups: Social Choice and Collective Action1 section
- POLSCI 537S — Transitional Justice1 section
- POLSCI 538 — Introduction to Machine Learning and Text as Data1 section
- POLSCI 541 — Practical Data Science II1 section
- POLSCI 546S — Assisting Development1 section
- POLSCI 547 — Politics of United States Foreign Policy1 section
- POLSCI 554 — Privacy, Technology and National Security1 section
- POLSCI 555S — Global Politics of AI1 section
- POLSCI 558 — Islam and the State1 section
- POLSCI 560S — Political Polarization Research Practicum1 section
- POLSCI 562S — American Grand Strategy1 section
- POLSCI 564S — Intelligence for National Security1 section
- POLSCI 565S — National Security Decision Making1 section
- POLSCI 566 — Democracy Lab1 section
- POLSCI 570 — Frankfurt School Critical Theory1 section
- POLSCI 574S — Dissent, Disobedience and Revolution1 section
- POLSCI 575S — Ancient Political Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 577S — Nietzsche's Political Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 578S — Contemporary Theories of Democracy1 section
- POLSCI 579S — Topics in Early Modern Political Thought from Machiavelli to Mills1 section
- POLSCI 582S — Contemporary Ethical Theories1 section
- POLSCI 585S — Adversarial Ethics1 section
- POLSCI 589S — The Black Radical Tradition1 section
- POLSCI 590-1 — Intermediate Topics in Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 590-2 — Intermediate Topics in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 590-3 — Intermediate Topics in Security, Peace, and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 590-4 — Intermediate Topics in Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 590-5 — Intermediate Topics in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 590-6 — Intermediate Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 590S-2 — Intermediate Topics in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 590S-3 — Intermediate Topics in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 590S-4 — Intermediate Topics in Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 590S-5 — Intermediate Topics in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 590S-6 — Intermediate Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 599S — Political Economy of Conflict, Development, and Peacebuilding in Africa and the Middle East1 section
- POLSCI 607S — Modern Public Sphere1 section
- POLSCI 609L — Fundamentals of Research in the Social Sciences1 section
- POLSCI 620S — American Politics: Institutions and Behavior1 section
- POLSCI 630 — Probability and Basic Regression1 section
- POLSCI 631L — Introduction to Deductive & Analytical Approaches to Political Phenomena1 section
- POLSCI 633S — Positive Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 634 — Social Networks and Political Interdependence1 section
- POLSCI 635 — Survey Methodology Practicum1 section
- POLSCI 642 — Global Inequality Research1 section
- POLSCI 643 — Applied Bayesian Modeling1 section
- POLSCI 644S — The Political Economy of Inequality1 section
- POLSCI 650S — Political Economy of International Relations1 section
- POLSCI 652S — Repression and State Violence1 section
- POLSCI 658S — Political Economy of Terrorism1 section
- POLSCI 659S — Civil Wars1 section
- POLSCI 667S — American Civil-Military Relations1 section
- POLSCI 668S — Theory and Practice of International Security1 section
- POLSCI 670S — Contemporary United States Foreign Policy1 section
- POLSCI 672 — Experiments: Design and Analysis1 section
- POLSCI 676S — Hegel's Political Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 681S — Law and Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 683S — Theology and Political Philosophy1 section
- POLSCI 684S — Republicanism1 section
- POLSCI 685S — Social Contract Theory1 section
- POLSCI 686S — Injustice, Domination and Exploitation1 section
- POLSCI 687S — Classics of Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 690-1 — Advanced Topics in Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 690-2 — Advanced Topics in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 690-3 — Advanced Topics in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 690-5 — Advanced Topics in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 690-6 — Advanced Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 690S-1 — Advanced Topics in Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 690S-2 — Advanced Topics in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 690S-3 — Advanced Topics in Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 690S-4 — Advanced Topics in Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 690S-5 — Advanced Topics in Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 690S-6 — Advanced Topics in Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 701 — Core in Political Behavior and Identity1 section
- POLSCI 702 — Political Psychology (A)1 section
- POLSCI 703S — Racial and Ethnic Minorities in American Politics1 section
- POLSCI 704 — Survey Methodology Practicum1 section
- POLSCI 706S — Political Judgment and Decision Making1 section
- POLSCI 707A — Marine Policy (A)1 section
- POLSCI 708 — Democracy and the Rule of Law1 section
- POLSCI 711S — Politics, Groups, and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 712S — Values and Ideology1 section
- POLSCI 715 — Core in Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 716 — The New Institutionalism in Political Science (C-E)1 section
- POLSCI 718 — Core Course in American Politics (BI, PI)1 section
- POLSCI 719S — State Formation1 section
- POLSCI 720S — Capitalism1 section
- POLSCI 721 — Authoritarian Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 722 — Election Law1 section
- POLSCI 725S — Research on Chinese Politics: Forefront and Foundations1 section
- POLSCI 727S — Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning for Development (MELD) Seminar1 section
- POLSCI 730 — Formal Modeling in Political Science (C-E)1 section
- POLSCI 731 — Scope and Methods in Political Science (C-E)1 section
- POLSCI 732 — Developing a Clear Thesis Project1 section
- POLSCI 733 — Advanced Regression1 section
- POLSCI 745 — Core in Political Economy (PE)1 section
- POLSCI 748 — Causal Inference1 section
- POLSCI 749S — Advanced Game Theory1 section
- POLSCI 750S — Political Economy of Development1 section
- POLSCI 752 — What Machiavelli Really Says1 section
- POLSCI 758 — Workshop in Political Economy I1 section
- POLSCI 760S — Core in Security, Peace and Conflict (SP)1 section
- POLSCI 762 — The Political Economy of Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 763S — Foundational Scholarship in International Relations1 section
- POLSCI 764S — Political Economy of Corruption and Good Governance1 section
- POLSCI 780T — Applied Sociology Research1 section
- POLSCI 781T — Applied Sociology Research1 section
- POLSCI 790S — Seminar for Teaching Politics Certificate Program1 section
- POLSCI 791S — Thesis Writing in Political Science1 section
- POLSCI 797S — Research Seminar in Political Science II1 section
- POLSCI 798 — Individual Research (A,B,C,D)1 section
- POLSCI 799 — Special Readings1 section
- POLSCI 890-1 — Political Theory1 section
- POLSCI 890-2 — Political Institutions1 section
- POLSCI 890-3 — Security, Peace and Conflict1 section
- POLSCI 890-4 — Political Behavior and Identities1 section
- POLSCI 890-5 — Political Methodology1 section
- POLSCI 890-6 — Political Economy1 section
- POLSCI 890S-14 — Research Seminar in Cultural History1 section
- POLSCI 899 — Internship1 section
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