Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at Notre Dame University covers theoretical, practical, and applied coursework in political science. Students study the structures, institutions, and processes that shape domestic, regional, and global politics. The curriculum develops critical analysis and communication skills through oral and written assignments. The program requires completion of 105 credits including liberal arts, major requirements, and electives. It prepares students for graduate studies and careers in public service, international organizations, media, and other sectors.

Complete 105 credits in total with a minimum overall average of 2.0/4.0 and at least 2.0/4.0 average in major requirements.

• Civil Service Officer in Government Institutions
• Diplomat in the Foreign Service
• Local Staff in Foreign Embassies
• University Professor / Lecturer / Researcher
• Political Advisor
• Consultant in International Organizations (UN, IMF, WTO, WHO, World Bank, etc.)
• Project Coordinator/Assistant in International Organizations (UN, IMF, WTO, WHO, World Bank, etc.)
• Policy Analyst in International Organizations (UN, IMF, WTO, WHO, World Bank, etc.)
• Human Rights / Political Affairs Officer in International Organizations (UN, IMF, WTO, WHO, World Bank, etc.)
• Administrative / Research / Program Officer in International Organizations (UN, IMF, WTO, WHO, World Bank, etc.)
• Project Officer in Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
• Project Coordinator in Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)