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Colby College
Government
- Waterville, USA
Course
On-Campus
English
Colby’s Government Department is known as one of the best at any liberal arts college in the country. Work with professors who are active in real-world political affairs—as consultants to governmental institutions—and whose insights appear regularly in national and international media outlets. Take courses on political theory, comparative politics (of Europe, the Middle East, East Asia, Africa, and Latin America), international relations, and American politics. You’ll think critically and work hard, and you’ll be exposed to a variety of perspectives on political and public-policy issues.
Wesleyan University
Government
- Middletown, USA
Course
On-Campus
English
Wesleyan's Department of Government is dedicated to exploring "who gets what, when, and how," as Harold Lasswell defined political science in 1935. The Department might well be called a department of political science or a department of politics; it is called a Department of Government for historical reasons. Department faculty today uphold a tradition, more than a century old, of distinction in scholarship and teaching.
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EAN University
Course: Virtual Specialization in Government and Public Management
- Bogotá, Colombia
Course
Distance Learning
Upon entering the Specialization in Innovation and Quality Process Management, students will integrate concepts and practice to complement their professional life in two different ways.
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Studying government degree programs at the Courses level offers an engaging blend of theory and practical insights into political systems, international relations, and policy-making. This field invites students interested in understanding how governments function and influence society.
In these programs, students dive into topics like public administration, political philosophy, and comparative politics. Common courses might include understanding political behavior, analyzing public policy, and exploring government structures. The curriculum fosters critical thinking and analytical skills as students engage in debates and case studies. Those pursuing government studies build skills in policy analysis, legislative processes, and public advocacy, making them well-equipped for the workforce.
As students navigate complex political landscapes, they enhance their research competencies and strengthen communication abilities. The program encourages independence and curiosity, allowing students to explore diverse perspectives on governance and civic engagement. Graduates pursue careers in government, non-profit organizations, or international agencies, where they apply their knowledge to make a meaningful impact.