Politics
Program Type:
- Major
- Minor
- Bachelor of Arts (BA)
The Department of Politics explores many dimensions of political life, ranging from small groups to citizens’ organizations, to cities, countries, and the international system, and involves examination of broad issues of power, conflict, peace, citizenship, representation, and justice.
Why is Studying Politics at Oberlin Unique?
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Associated Faculty
433
Variety of Courses
34
Study Away Programs
Sample Courses
- POLT 100 - Introduction to American Politics 4 credits
- POLT 264 - Urban Politics in Developing Cities 4 credits
- POLT 306 - Gender and Migration 4 credits
- POLT 409 - Public Education, Policy and Law 4 credits
Politics News
Life After Oberlin
Source: Career Center, Class of 2015, Primary status within the first 12 months after graduation. Sample: 45.
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