Graduate Certificates
Campaign Management & Public Policy
MS Political Science
Campaign Management & Public Policy
This prepares individuals for roles as campaign manager, Political Campaign Consultant, Voter Outreach Coordinator, Policy Analyst, Government Relations Manager, Community Engagement Manager, and Public Affairs Specialist
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COURSES
PSC 540 Seminar in Campaigns and Elections (3cr)
This course examines American campaigns and elections through three lenses: the institutional structures that shape them, the candidates and voters who participate in them, and the political scientists who study them.
PSC 542 Campaign Management (3cr)
This course provides both theoretical insights and practical training in campaign strategy and management. Students will explore the art and science of launching and running successful political campaigns through case studies and guest lectures from campaign professionals.
PSC 570 The Policy Paradox: Public Policy in the 21st Century (3cr)
This course explores the political dynamics and societal implications of major public policy issues in the U.S. and globally. It equips students with the skills to analyze, advocate for, and understand policy proposals.
This course examines American campaigns and elections through three lenses: the institutional structures that shape them, the candidates and voters who participate in them, and the political scientists who study them.
PSC 542 Campaign Management (3cr)
This course provides both theoretical insights and practical training in campaign strategy and management. Students will explore the art and science of launching and running successful political campaigns through case studies and guest lectures from campaign professionals.
PSC 570 The Policy Paradox: Public Policy in the 21st Century (3cr)
This course explores the political dynamics and societal implications of major public policy issues in the U.S. and globally. It equips students with the skills to analyze, advocate for, and understand policy proposals.