The Faculty of Arts has a number of requirements to qualify for a Bachelor of Arts (Double Major), including the completion of core requirements including English, second language, numeracy/science, humanities, social sciences and two designated "research/writing" courses (one of which may be POSC 2010). As part of their non-Political Science electives, candidates may wish to consider courses with associated content offered by other departments, such as Economics, History, Philosophy, Sociology, or Women's Studies. Refer to the MUN calendar for details.
To graduate with a Double Major, a candidate must have an average of 60% or better in courses required for both Major programs (excluding 1000-level courses). A student receiving 55% or less on any Political Science course at the 2000-level or higher is expected to seek advice from the Department at the start of the next semester to ensure that adequate progress is being maintained.
Students interested in a Double Major should formally declare by the time that they have completed 6 Political Science courses (18 credit hours) to ensure that appropriate course selections are made. Candidates may consult with the Head of the Department or its Undergraduate Advisor to receive advice on Political Science course selections.
1000 Introduction to Politics and Government
2100 Introduction to Political Theory
2800 Introduction to Canadian Politics and Government
At least two of 2200 Introduction to International Politics, 2300 Introduction to Comparative Politics, 2600 Introduction to Public Policy and Administration
3010 Empirical Methods in Political Science
At least one Political Science course numbered 32xx or 33xx
At least one Political Science course numbered 36xx or 38xx
At least two other Political Science courses at the 3000-level (can include Philosophy 3870 and 3890)
At least three Political Science courses at the 4000-level (can include Women's Studies 4005)
One other Political Science course
To graduate with a Double Major, a candidate must have an average of 60% or better in courses required for both Major programs (excluding 1000-level courses). A student receiving 55% or less on any Political Science course at the 2000-level or higher is expected to seek advice from the Department at the start of the next semester to ensure that adequate progress is being maintained.
Students interested in a Double Major should formally declare by the time that they have completed 6 Political Science courses (18 credit hours) to ensure that appropriate course selections are made. Candidates may consult with the Head of the Department or its Undergraduate Advisor to receive advice on Political Science course selections.
Double Major Requirements - Political Science
To obtain a Major in Political Science and a Major in another subject, students must complete the general requirements for the degree, the requirements for a Major in another subject, and the requirements for a Major in Political Science. This includes at least 42 credit hours (14 courses) in Political Science, as follows:1000 Introduction to Politics and Government
2100 Introduction to Political Theory
2800 Introduction to Canadian Politics and Government
At least two of 2200 Introduction to International Politics, 2300 Introduction to Comparative Politics, 2600 Introduction to Public Policy and Administration
3010 Empirical Methods in Political Science
At least one Political Science course numbered 32xx or 33xx
At least one Political Science course numbered 36xx or 38xx
At least two other Political Science courses at the 3000-level (can include Philosophy 3870 and 3890)
At least three Political Science courses at the 4000-level (can include Women's Studies 4005)
One other Political Science course
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