Prepare to lead sustainable solutions to the environmental and social challenges organizations face in Minnesota and around the globe. Courses/topics include: Change Leadership for Environmental, Social, and Governance Action; Foundations in Sustainability Science

Political Science is the study of political systems and the relationships between individuals, societies, and political institutions. By providing a strong foundation in critical thinking, research, and analytical writing, a Political Science Major prepares students for a number of careers.

Double Degree in Business Administration + Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order in a globalized world, knowing how to analyze geopolitics, economics, and international relations makes a big difference in business decision-making. Join this double degree program and become part of a new generation of business leaders: an expert in management with the ability to understand and respond to the political and economic issues facing companies and institutions around the world.

The purpose of the BA in Public Management and Governance is to provide qualifying students with substantive, theoretical, and intellectual knowledge, cognitive and research skills such as critical reasoning, data mining, and processing, problem-solving, interpretation, analytical and evaluative skills; communication skills and a normative basis in line with internationally accepted dimensions of “good governance”.

The BA in Politics and Governance is a contemporary academic program combining a strong politics and governance core with a variety of choices including international relations, economics, and management. It is a curriculum aiming to prepare students for the more complex and interrelated world. No country or company is an island these days – they are all affected by political, societal, and economic trends, national and international policies, and governmental and non-governmental actors. The program equips students with a broad knowledge basis to prepare them for a future not just in the government or party politics, but also as knowledgeable and able actors in international organizations, the third sector, or even the private sector.

Would you like to work as a consultant in international politics or economics? Would you like to be part of organisations such as UNESCO, WHO, or the European Union? With a Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order you will be able to help solve the political, economic, and legal issues facing governments and organisations worldwide. Not only will you have a solid background in global governance, but you will also have the added value of specialisation in politics or global economics, and expert knowledge of a geographic area of ​​the world.

The Global Governance concentration at the University of New York in Prague allows students to become familiar with the latest trends in international affairs looking at the transformations occurring in an increasingly globalized and connected world. International Relations students studying the Global Governance concentration will learn about the impacts of globalization as they develop skills that will help them to be ready to pursue careers that transform and improve our societies.

Computer Science + Political Science graduation, students will be able to explore the relationships between technology and political behavior, recommend and implement ways political organizations and governments can leverage computer technology to better serve their communities, and analyze the impact of technology on the lives of citizens.

The Alaska Native Governance (ANGov) program is meant for future leaders of Alaska. Your study begins with seminars focusing on Alaska Native cultures, histories, and the various governance systems through which Alaska Native experiences are shaped.

Our program is designed as a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Studio Art, rather than a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), to allow students to combine their passion in Studio Art more easily with major or minor programs in many other disciplines. Currently, in our program, students pair Studio Art with Psychology, French, English, Creative Writing, Theatre Studies, Criminal Justice and Public Policy, Art History, and Philosophy.