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Political Science Minor

The political science minor involves studying governments, public policies, political processes and systems, and theories of political life. You begin to understand the interdependence of public policy, politics, and business.

The political science minor is ideal if you are majoring in areas of public administration, government service, law, international affairs, journalism, teaching, or business, but can also be beneficial with other majors as well as you learn about the role of citizens, associations, and states in the application of political power and how you can make an impact in your chosen field.

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Craig Greathouse
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craig.greathouse@ung.edu
706-864-1869

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