Universities Canada University Of Toronto Courses HBA in Political Science

HBA in Political Science
at University Of Toronto

Toronto, Canada

Tuition Fee CAD 58,160
Country Rank#1
Duration48 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 100

Program Overview

The study of Political Science at the University of Toronto is wide-ranging and diverse. Courses are offered in political theory, Canadian government, international relations, and the politics of societies that are industrialized, developing, and in transition. Many courses deal with issues (such as environmental politics, diversity, peace and conflict, globalization) that cut across fields. Course offerings are designed to introduce students to Political Science at the first year level, provide the foundations for further study at the second year level, and provide specialized lecture and seminar courses at the intermediate and advanced levels. Studies in Political Science provide students with a good grounding in one of the chief social science disciplines and an opportunity to explore the issues that confront us as individuals, groups, societies and on the international level in the twenty-first century. In addition to the materials covered, Political Science courses are set up to offer students an opportunity to learn writing and analytical skills to support a challenging and diverse career.

Courses in Political Science dovetail with programs in many other disciplines of the social sciences and the humanities: Economics, Sociology, History, Philosophy, and Psychology. A student interested in Canadian studies or urban problems, for example, would be well advised to choose courses from all these disciplines, as would someone interested in international affairs or environmental studies. A student planning graduate work in the social sciences should seek to obtain a basic understanding of each of these disciplines.

Course Content
Political Science Courses
- POL101H1 - The Real World of Politics: An Introduction
- POL106H1 - Contemporary Challenges to Democracy: Democracy in the Social Media Age
- POL107H1 - What Went Wrong? A Post Mortem of Political Disasters, Catastrophic Policy Failures, and Epic Marches of Folly
- POL109H1 - Might and Right: Power and Justice in International Relations
- POL193H1 - First-Year Foundation Seminar: Politics and the Arts
- POL194H1 - First-Year Foundation Seminar: Race
- POL195H1 - First-Year Foundation Seminar: Settler Colonialism and Enduring Indigeneity
- POL196H1 - First-Year Foundation Seminar: The China Challenge
- POL197H1 - First-Year Foundation Seminar: Politics and Sports: Identity, Activism, and Political Economy
- POL198H1 - First-Year Foundation Seminar: Social Justice and the City
- POL200Y1 - Political Theory: Visions of the Just/Good Society
- POL201H1 - Politics of Development
- JPI201H1 - Indigenous Politics in Canada
- POL205H1 - International Relations in the Anthropocene
- POL208H1 - Introduction to International Relations
- POL211H1 - Intelligence, Disinformation, and Deception: Challenges of Global Governance in the Digital Age
- POL214H1 - Canadian Government
- POL218H1 - State, Society and Power in Comparative Perspective
- POL219H1 - Unpacking Political Systems: Institutions and Behavior in Comparative Perspective
- POL220H1 - Immigration, Multiculturalism, and Citizenship in Canada
- POL222H1 - Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning I
- POL223H1 - Globalization and Development: Issues and Challenges
- POL224H1 - Canada in Comparative Perspective
- POL232H1 - Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning II
- POL252H1 - Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- POL299H1 - Research Opportunity Program
- POL299Y1 - Research Opportunity Program
- POL300Y0 - Topics in Comparative Politics
- POL301H1 - Colonial Legacies and Post-Independence African Politics
- POL302H1 - Politics and Society in 20th Century China
- POL303H1 - Women in Western Political Thought
- POL304H1 - Topics in Methods
- POL305H1 - Introduction to Latin American Politics and Societies
- POL307H1 - Japanese Politics
- POL309H1 - Contemporary Africa Politics: Dynamics and Challenges
- POL310H1 - The People from Nowhere
- POL312H1 - Canadian Foreign Policy Performance
- POL313H1 - Canadian Foreign Policy Process
- POL314H1 - Public Opinion and Voting
- JPS315H1 - LGBTQ Politics
- POL316H1 - Contemporary Canadian Federalism
- POL317H1 - Comparative Public Policy
- POL320H1 - Modern Political Thought: Freedom and Equality
- POL321H1 - Modern Political Thought: Progress Through History
- POL324H1 - European Union: Politics, Institutions and Society
- POL325H1 - Contemporary Latin American Politics
- POL326H1 - The Politics of U.S. Foreign Policy
- POL327H1 - U.S. Foreign Policy in a Complex World
- POL328H1 - Politics and Government in South Asia
- POL329H1 - Experiences of Conflict
- JPA331H1 - Rise of China as a Global Power
- JPA331Y0 - Rise of China as a Global Power
- POL334H1 - Ontario and Quebec Politics
- POL336H1 - Topics in Provincial Politics
- POL337H1 - The Canadian Constitution
- POL338H1 - Queer International Relations
- POL340H1 - International Law: Foundations
- POL341H1 - International Law: Operation of the International Legal Order
- POL344H1 - Social Movements in Europe and North America
- POL347H1 - U.S. Government and Politics: Constitutional Structure and Development
- POL349H1 - Global Urban Politics
- POL351H1 - Gender, Politics, and Public Policy in Comparative Perspective
- POL353H1 - Protest Counter-Movements in Europe and North America
- POL354H1 - Politics and Society in Russia
- POL356H1 - Canadian Political Parties and Elections
- POL357H1 - Topics in South Asian Politics
- POL358H1 - Conflicts, Minority Rights and Para-States in Europe
- POL359H1 - Enlarging Europe: The European Union and Its Applicants
- POL360H1 - Topics in Latin American Politics
- POL361H1 - Global Political Economy: History and Theory
- POL362H1 - Global Political Economy: Policy and Analysis
- POL363H1 - Canadian Political Development
- JPR364H1 - Religion and Politics in the Nation State
- JPR365H1 - Global Religion and Politics
- POL373H1 - Emotions in Political Theory
- JPR374H1 - Religion and Power in the Postcolony
- JPA376Y0 - Transforming Global Politics: Comparative and Chinese Perspectives
- POL377H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics I
- JPS378H1 - Sex and the State
- POL378H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics II
- POL379H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics III
- POL380H1 - Topics in International Politics
- POL381H1 - Topics in Political Theory
- POL382H1 - Topics in Canadian Politics
- POL384H1 - Global Environmental Governance from the Ground Up
- POL385H1 - Issues in Contemporary Greece
- POL386H1 - U.S. Government and Politics
- POL387H1 - Politics in Europe
- POL388H1 - Politics and Government of Southeast Asia
- POL395H1 - Research Participation
- POL396H1 - Research Participation
- POL398H0 - Research Excursions
- POL398Y0 - Research Excursions
- POL399H1 - Research Opportunity Program
- POL399Y1 - Research Opportunity Program
- JRA401H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics V
- POL401H1 - Political Parties in Comparative Perspective
- POL402H1 - Problems in the Political Thought of the Socratic School
- JRA402H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics VI
- POL405H1 - The Military Instrument of Foreign Policy: Concepts and Approaches
- POL409H1 - Political Economy of Technology: From the Auto-Industrial to the Information Age
- POL410H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics III
- POL412H1 - Human Rights and International Relations
- POL413H1 - Global Environmental Politics
- POL416H1 - Civil War and Counterinsurgency
- POL417H1 - Politics of North-South Relations
- POL418H1 - Human Security and Intra-state Conflicts in the Global South
- JPR419H1 - Secularism and Religion
- POL419H1 - Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis
- POL421H1 - Maimonides and His Modern Interpreters
- POL426H1 - Democracy and Dictatorship
- POL428H1 - Federalism and Diversity in Canada (and Beyond)
- POL431H1 - Dynamics of Political Change in Contemporary China
- POL432H1 - Feminist Theory: Challenges to Legal and Political Thought
- POL433H1 - Topics in United States Government and Politics
- POL435H1 - Business and Politics: Power in a Global World
- POL438H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics I
- POL439H1 - The Canadian Welfare State in Comparative Perspective
- POL441H1 - Topics in Asian Politics
- POL442H1 - Topics in Latin American Politics
- POL443H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics II
- POL445H1 - Politics of Growth in Developing Countries
- POL446H1 - 20th-Century Political Thought
- POL447H1 - Political Economy of Development
- POL450H1 - Women and Politics
- JPA453H1 - Authoritarianism in Comparative Perspective
- POL454H1 - Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in City Regions
- POL455H1 - Twentieth Century Ukraine
- JPF455H1 - Conceptualizing Cities in a Global Context
- POL456H1 - Global Summit Governance and Diplomacy
- JPF456H1 - Global Cities – Core Issues and Challenges
- JPR458H1 - Postsecular Political Thought: Religion, Radicalism and the Limits of Liberalism
- POL458H1 - Global Summit Policy Performance
- JPR459H1 - Fanaticism: A Political History
- POL459H1 - Military Instruments and Foreign Policy
- POL463H1 - State and Society in 20th Century China
- POL466H1 - Topics in International Politics III
- POL467H1 - The Politics of Immigration and Multiculturalism in Canada
- POL469H1 - Ethics and International Relations
- POL472H1 - The Comparative Political Economy of Industrial Societies
- POL474H1 - Politics and Policy Analysis
- POL475H1 - Postmodern and Contemporary Thought
- POL476H1 - Topics in Public Policy
- POL477H1 - Advanced Topics in International Political Economy
- POL478H1 - Topics in Methods
- POL479H1 - Topics in Middle East Politics
- POL480H1 - Studies in Comparative Political Theory
- POL484H1 - Topics in Political Thought I
- POL485H1 - Topics in Political Thought II
- POL486H1 - Topics in International Politics I
- POL487H1 - Topics in International Politics II
- POL488H1 - Topics in African Politics I
- POL489H1 - Topics in African Politics II
- POL490H1 - Topics in Canadian Politics I
- POL491H1 - Topics in Canadian Politics II
- POL492H1 - Topics in Comparative Politics IV
- POL493H1 - Topics in Politics I
- POL494H1 - Topics in Politics II
- POL496H1 - Independent Studies
- POL497H1 - Independent Studies
- POL498H1 - Intensive Course
- POL499Y1 - Senior Thesis and Thesis Seminar
Entry Requirement
Online Application , Application fees of $90, Transcript, English Test Proficiency, SAT/ACT/AP Test scores,
Fees & Scholarships
Annual tuition fees

CA $58,160

Cost Of Studying At University Of Toronto

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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HBA in Political Science at University Of Toronto