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Welcome, The Political Science Department combines cutting-edge research with student centered teaching in programs that foster the development of each student's creative and academic skills. Political Science sponsors a variety of awards and scholarships for entering and undergraduate students. Internships are available for fourth year students. Financial awards are available for graduate students.
The University of Windsor is a comprehensive research and teaching institution focusing on social justice and environmental research. The campus is located on the shores of the Detroit River and borders an extensive riverfront park system that is ideal for walking, running, rollerblading, biking, and cross country skiing. The trail system links the campus, downtown Windsor, and the historic Walkerville neighborhoods.
Keep up to date on news, events, activities taking place in the Political Science Department or connected to Political Science. Visit one of the first Political Science Department blogs in Canada - Living in a Political World. The Political Science Department posts notices, announcements, pictures from special events for undergraduate and graduate students as well those who are thinking about applying. View an archive of photgraphs from activities and events involving Political Science students and faculty at the new photoblog Graphic Politics
Research Ethics Update
[edit]The Political Science Department has established a Research Ethics Committee (Dr. Anna Lanoszka, Dr. Lydia Miljan, Dr. Chris McIntyre).
Be sure to consult the information provided by the University Ethics Board at the following link as you plan and conduct your research. (University of Windsor Research Ethics Board)
Events & Activities
[edit]Assumption University
[edit]Dr. Ian Spears Religion and Violent Conflict in Africa Wednesday, December 1, 2004 Freed-Orman Conference Centre 7:30pm
Students Take Part in Model UN
[edit]Ten students from the University of Windsor International Relations Club will participate in the twentieth annual Queen's Model United Nations (November 18th - 21st) in Kingston, Ontario. Over 150 delegates from around the world will take part in the event.
Lloyd Axworthy to kick off lecture series
[edit]A lecture by former External Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy will inaugurate the Herb Gray Distinguished Lecture Series. The public is invited to Axworthy's talk, entitled "Liberalism in the 21st Century - Global Citizenship", Monday October 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Freed-Orman Conference Centre in the Assumption University building.
DECISION 2004
[edit]A PANEL DISCUSSION OF THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
[edit]Panelists include:
- Dr. John Kelly, former Michigan State Senator and
Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Windsor
- Rochelle Riley, Detroit Free Press columnist and noted
author
- Paul Welday, Chairman, Oakland County Republican
Party
October 26, 7:00pm, Room G133, Chrysler Hall North University of Windsor THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME
Programs
[edit]Take a look at the variety of programs offered by the Political Science Department. The Political Science Department offers a graduate degree program as well as a variety of undergraduate options including Honours, combined Honours degree, International Relations, general degree, minor in Political Science, and a certificate in Public Administration. (more about programs)
Courses
[edit]Course descriptions are available as well as classes offered during the Fall semester, Winter semester, and Intersession/Summer semesters. The Political Science Department continues to develop new courses including Culture and Politics, Music and the State, Diaspora, Sin, and Intelligence. The Political Science Department makes it convenient to take Political Science classes by offering multiple sections of Introduction to Canadian Government (45 100) and Introduction to International Politics (45 160). (more about Courses)
Faculty Teaching and Research
[edit]The Political Science faculty are noted for exceptional, student centered teaching. The faculty have national and international reputations. They are actively engaged in scholarly research, publishing, community service, and working with the media. Dr. Lydia Miljan was nominated for best non fiction book during 2003. The faculty concentrate in Canadian Politics,International Relations and Development, Political Theory, and Research Methods. (more about the faculty)
Student Centred
[edit]Resources for students include scholarships, work study employment, internships, a graduate student computer lab with MS Office, and SPSS, graduate student offices, electronic journals, and access to the law school library. Students have a role in the departmental governance, there are Political Science student organizations, and many activities for students.