Residential B.A. in Government – Politics & Policy
Gain a diverse introduction to political and economic ideas, government institutions, free market processes, and more through our B.A. in Government – Politics & Policy degree.
Learn more about the close relationship between a system of limited constitutional government and the free enterprise economy. And get an overview of the Christian worldview with regard to government and economics.
Prepare for your career with this degree as you compare the scope, methodologies, and major schools of political science, including its links with history, economics, and other cognate fields.
The Bachelor of Arts degree has a greater focus on language skills than the Bachelor of Science. If you would rather incorporate less language and more math, science, and technology into your degree, see the B.S. in Government – Politics and Policy degree.
Get a bachelor’s and master’s degree in 4 years with our (B.A.) to (M.A.P.P.) – Think Tank & Policy Research dual degree.
Learn How To:
- Evaluate comparative political and economic theories as they relate to the field of government
- Demonstrate the ways in which domestic and international political and policymaking processes interact
- Understand the issues, interest, and institutions of American state and local government in the framework of federalism
- Speak a foreign language
Academics: Politics & Policy Cognate
Courses You Could Take
- Constitutional Government & Free Enterprise (GOVT 200)
- Introduction to Political Science (GOVT 210)
- American Executive Processes/Institutions (GOVT 320)
- American Legislative System (GOVT 322)
Prepare for a Career in:
- Chamber of Commerce Manager
- Political Scientist
- City Manager
- Politician
- Public Administrator
- Legislative Analyst
- Community Organizer
- Political Consultant
