Department of Political Science

• Department Information
  • Faculty & Staff
• Undergraduate Program
  • Bachelor of Arts/Science in Political Science
  • Degree Requirements
  • Teacher Certification
  • Minors
• Graduate Program
  • Master of Arts in Political Science
  • Admission Requirements
  • Course Requirements
  • Graduation Requirements
• Pre-Law Program
• Syllabi
• Model United Nations Program
• College of Arts & Science

• UT Tyler
• Department of Political Science

UT Tyler Department of Political Science

College of Arts and Sciences

The University of Texas at Tyler Department of Political Science offers undergraduate and graduate programs providing a comprehensive understanding of the problems, processes and theories of American politics, foreign policies and international relations.

Students receive excellent preparation for diverse careers in the private and public sectors, including law, political analysis, local, state and federal governments, international affairs, political campaigns and education.

UT Tyler undergraduate political science studies include bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degree programs. As a political science major, you will master the political institutions of both Texas and the United States, explore the intricacies of international relations and foreign policy, compare political systems and gain experience with the law in addition to acquiring critical writing, communication and analytical skills.

The department also offers minors in international relations, political science and pre-law, and courses leading to teacher certification in social studies.

UT Tyler master of arts studies in political science focus on American politics, political theory, comparative politics and international relations. As a graduate student, you will develop advanced speaking, writing, analytical and research skills in preparation for political science doctoral studies, teaching at the junior college level or employment in the public or private sector.

The award-winning UT Tyler Model United Nations Program offers graduate students and upper-division undergraduates exposure to international diplomacy and the structures and mandates of the United Nations in a simulation setting. As a participant you will have opportunities to compete at national and international Model UN events, where UT Tyler students have received numerous distinguished awards.

IMPORTANT DATES

MAY 27	Memorial Day holiday, all offices closed, no classes held
MAY 29	Census date (12th class day)
MAY 29	Deadline for all registrations, schedule changes, and section changes
JUN 07	20th Class Day
JUN 10	Financial Aid Census Date – Long Summer 2013
JUN 14	Priority filing date for Fall 2013 graduation

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