The graduate concentration in Political Science & Research Methods (PSRM) provides students with the option of emphasizing their methodological development within the Political Science Ph.D. program.

Maria Victoria Murillo, the new chair of the department, talks about her plans for Political Science with Columbia News.

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Ph.D. students must be in residence full-time (registered for nine credits) for two consecutive semesters. (See the Graduate School Bulletin for the definition of "residency.") Students entering ...

The Department of Political Science offers a degree program leading to the bachelor of science in political science. The department introduces students to the analysis of political behavior, values, ...

A large-scale assessment of the reproducibility and robustness of 110 articles published in leading economics and political-science journals finds that more than 85% were computationally reproducible, ...

College professors, in general, skew to the political left. But does their research? That’s the question animating a recent paper, “The ideological orientation of academic social science research 1960 ...

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The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Pre-Law option will help you explore a calling to the legal profession and prepare you for the intellectual rigors and moral complexities in the study and ...