Augsburg College
Political Science Department
Liberal Arts Perspectives
The following political science courses have been approved to satisfy the perspectives as indicated. Prerequisites are listed after each title. If a date in bold print follows the title, the course does not fulfill the requirement before this date.
Social World- SW 1,2
AREA 1
- POL 121- American Government and Politics
- POL 122- Metropolitan Complex
- POL 158- Political Patterns and Processes
- POL 160- World Politics
- POL 170- Law in the United States
AREA 2
- POL 121- American Government and Politics
- POL 122- Metropolitan Complex
- POL 158- Political Patterns and Processes
- POL 160- World Politics
- POL 170- Law in the United States
- POL/SPC 342- Mass Communication in Society (Junior standing) Fall 1992
Intercultural Awareness- IA 1
- POL 363- Russian and Chinese Foreign Policy (Junior standing) Spring 1994
The City- C
- POL 122- Metropolitan Complex
- POL 140- Social Justice in America
Graduation Level Skills
Graduation level skills in writing, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning and speaking are offered as components of the following political science courses. A single course may simultaneously satisfy a major requirement, a liberal arts perspective and a graduation level skill requirement. A course taken before the approval date in bold print will not satisfy the skill requirement. Prerequisites are in parentheses. IMPORTANT: A grade of at least 2.0 is required for all graduation skill courses.
Writing- W 1,2
All courses have a prerequisite of ENG 111
- POL 380- Western Political Thought
- POL 381- American Political Thought
- POL 484- Political Analysis Seminar Spring 1995
- POL 490- Seminar: International Relations (Four Int'l Rel courses)
Critical Thinking- CT
All courses require satisfactory completion of entry level critical thinking assessment.
- POL 351- Topics The New Russia (one POL course) Spring 1993
- POL 381- American Political Thought Fall 1993
Speaking- S
- POL 295/495- Topics: Arab-Israeli Peace (For this topic only )
- POL 383- Theories of Social & Political Change
Quantitative Reasoning- QR
All courses require Math Placement Group 3 as a prerequisite.
- POL 483- Political Statistics
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