The B-W Community Research Institute allows students and faculty to conduct public interest research. The center's system enters data that is collected in a central server for analysis.
Fulbright Scholar-In-Residence Professor Mary Owusu from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana
Providing Valued Perspective and Expertise to the Baldwin-Wallace College Political Science and History programs. Read more...
Career Opportunities
- Attorney/judge
- Lobbyst
- Diplomatic aide
- Criminal justice
- Government official
- Political analyst
- Campaing manager
- Teacher
Relevant
Tomorrow's challenges require today's competencies. Skills in critical thinking, problem solving, oral and written communications, and ethics are needed to succeed in our global society. B-W's political science program prepares you for a career, as well as developing professional, civic and personal attributes. You'll gain insight in political institutions, thought and behavior that can benefit you in the workplace and at graduate or professional schools.
Versatile
Political Science is a popular undergraduate major for students interested in attending law school. At B-W, pre-law students benefit from a liberal arts education combining rigorous academics, collaborative learning and experiential opportunities. Political science is an ideal companion major or minor for students majoring in business administration.
Engaging
Learning is dynamic when theory melds with real-life application. Within the classroom, you'll experience simulation activities, student presentations, Socratic dialog and group projects. Beyond campus, you can join service-learning initiatives, travel the U.S. and abroad, intern in Washington, D.C. and at state capitols, and compete through B-W's award-winning Model United Nations and Model African Union teams.