Shape the future of societies by understanding power and challenging injustice. Drive political change to strengthen democracy and civic engagement. Political science examines the State, institutions, collective action, the distribution of resources, conflict resolution, the role of ideas, international relations, and globalization at all political levels: local, regional, provincial, national, and international.
Political Science
Program overview
Why choose this program
This program offers solid training in pivotal issues such as citizenship, federalism, minorities, First Nations, political participation, political economy, public policy, globalization, ethics, and democracy.
Just steps from Parliament Hill, in the heart of the Canadian capital, the School benefits from a rich network of contacts developed by its professors and alumni. You can study next door to the federal public service, which is not only an employer but also a University partner and the subject of extensive University research.
Program structure
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Honours in Political Science
4 years - 120 units
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Admission requirements and deadlines for Political Science
After your studies
The program provides access to a wide range of workplaces in areas of activity such as:
- Government programs officer
- Political commentator or columnist
- Political scientist
- Departmental officer
- Public policy analyst
- Survey or poll analyst
- Regional or international development officer
- Foreign service officer
- Lobbyist
Tuition and fees
Student experience
International opportunities offered by the Faculty
Contact us
FSS Student Experience and Outreach
Social Sciences Building
120 University Private, room 3001
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5
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