COURSE CURRICULUM

Political Science and related Management courses are designed to provide students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for understanding government, public systems, and organizational decision-making. Courses such as Political Science 2240: The Administration of Justice explore how legal and justice systems operate, including the roles of courts, law enforcement, and correctional institutions in maintaining social order. MGT 2700: Business Research Methods introduces students to techniques for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to support informed decision-making in business and public policy contexts. Political Science 3160: International Law and Organization focuses on the rules, institutions, and frameworks that govern relations between states, including the role of international organizations in maintaining peace and cooperation. MGT 380: Managerial Skill Development helps students build essential leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills needed in professional and organizational environments. Political Science 3522: Religion and Politics in the World examines the relationship between religious beliefs and political systems, exploring how faith influences governance, policy-making, and global political dynamics. Together, these courses provide a balanced foundation in political theory, applied governance, and managerial practice, preparing students for diverse careers in public administration, policy analysis, international relations, and organizational leadership.