The minor in Political Science provides students with a foundation in the study of politics. Students develop political skills and participate in college life. Grounded in the mission of Regis College, the minor prepares students to be change agents in their communities. Students take six courses, including an introductory course on U.S. politics and five electives. With multiple options for the electives, students can focus on political issues that pertain to their major and other scholarly interests.
Required Courses
Five Elective Courses From the Following
- PO courses (up to five PO courses)
- CJ-100 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CJ-101 Law Enforcement
- CO-219 Journalism
- ID-214 Environmental Studies: People, Planet, and Prosperity
- ID-230 Interdep Healthcare Professions US
- ID-304 Exploring Ethics
- ID-330 Contributing to the Common Good
- LG-201 Law and Government: Introduction
- MA-210 Statistics
- SO-201 Introduction to Sociology
- SO-303A Oppression/Prejudice/Discrimination
- SP-100 Introduction to Spanish for Health Sciences
- WS-201 Introduction to Women's Studies
