Please note: Course offerings listed below are tentative and subject to change.

Spring 2027

Courses marked with an asterisk (*) satisfy the department's analytical requirement.
Course NumberCourse TitleInstructorSubfield
POL 210Political TheoryLanePT
POL 230/SPI 325Introduction to Comparative PoliticsWiedemannCP
POL 250*Introduction to Game TheoryBonomiFQ
POL 303/CHV 303Modern Political TheoryMehtaPT
POL 305Radical Political ThoughtMuellerPT
POL 314American Constitutional DevelopmentTubbsAP
POL 319Antidiscrimination LawFrymerAP
POL 320 (new title)The Politics of Law, Courts, and JudgingKastellecAP
POL 332Topics in American StatesmanshipThomasOther
POL 336What Does the Public Want and Do They Get It?PriorAP
POL 340Politics of PolicingMummoloAP
POL 344/AAS 344/AMS 244Race and Politics in the United StatesStephens-DouganAP
POL 346*Applied Quantitative AnalysisTBDFQ
POL 347/ECO 347*Game Theory in PoliticsIaryczowerFQ
POL 351/SPI 311/LAS 371The Politics of DevelopmentGoyalCP
POL 352/SPI 321Comparative Political EconomyLondreganCP
POL 364/NES 322Politics of the Middle EastNugentCP
POL 367/LAS 367/SPI 367Latin American PoliticsYasharCP
POL 380/SPI 319Human RightsBassIR
POL 392American Foreign PolicyBlairAP/IR
POL 396International OrganizationsVreelandIR
SPI 316/POL 399China's Foreign RelationsGreen-RileyIR
POL 422/GSS 422AP Seminar: Gender and American PoliticsMcConnaughyAP
POL 441IR Seminar: Theories of International OrderIkenberryIR
POL 442IR Seminar: Contesting Globalization - Actors, Interests, and OutcomesKapsteinIR
POL 474/CHV 474Media and Democracy: Normative and Empirical PerspectivesMuellerPT
POL 476/CHV 476/SAS 476Global Political ThoughtMehtaPT

Subfield Key

  • AP: American Politics
  • CP: Comparative Politics
  • FQ: Formal & Quantitative
  • IR: International Relations
  • PT: Political Theory

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