Political Science (ESI)
Students of this academic discipline will understand how political systems were forged and operate through the analysis of government structures, political theory and public policy throughout the world. American politics, international relations, political theory and policy, and comparative politics are the main subdivisions of political science.
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Related Major Skills
Able to develop and market ideas
Analytical thinking
Computer literate
Decision-making
Interact with diverse populations
Leadership abilities
Oral and written communication
Problem-solving
Research skills
Team worker
Understanding of community needs
Work well under pressure
Sample Career Titles
Sample Work Settings
CIA
Colleges and Universities
Consumer Affairs Office
Court System
Defense Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Executive Office of the President
FBI
Labor Unions
Law Firms
Market-Research Departments
Non-Profit Public Service Agencies
Peace Corps or Foreign Service
Political Action Committees
Political Candidates
Public Interest Groups
Public Relations Firms