The course offerings for the graduate politics program seek to give students a comprehensive view of the major political movements and philosophies of the Western world, from Herodotus to today.
Courses Include:
- 6311. Thucydides
- 6312. Plutarch/Augustine/Machiavelli
- 6321. Lincoln
- 6323. Constitutional Law
- 6324. Public Policy
- 6325. American Foreign Policy
- 6326. The Presidency
- 6327. Civil Rights
- 6328. Congress
- 6334. Social Contract Theory
- 6335. Kant/Hegel/Marx/Nietzsche
- 6356. American Political Thought
- 6357. U.S. Constitution
- 6372. Plato’s Republic
- 6376. Aristotle’s Ethics
- 6377-6379. Special Studies
- 6381. Machiavelli
- 6384. Hobbes
- 6387. Locke
- 6388. Rousseau
- 6V99. Graduate Reading
- 7351. Directed Readings and Research
- 7370. Herodotus
- 7371. Xenophon
- 7374. Dialogues of Plato (to be selected by the instructor)
- 7376. Aristotle’s Politics
- 7380. Medieval Political Philosophy
- 7388. American Regime
- 7394. Nietzsche
- 7678. Thesis Research
- 8385. Spinoza
- 8396. Shakespeare Seminar