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235 Courses Matching “Pol”
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College of Liberal Arts
Political Science
- Pol 100: Orientation to the Major
- Pol 101: Introduction to American Politics
- Pol 102: Introduction to Comparative Politics
- Pol 103: Introduction to International Relations
- Pol 251: Intro to Political Science Methods
- Pol 300: Judicial Process
- Pol 303: The American Presidency
- Pol 304: American Legislative Process
- Pol 305: Judicial Behavior
- Pol 306: Const Law I: Supreme Court & Const.
- Pol 307: Const Law II: Civil Lib & Civil Rights
- Pol 308: Voting and Political Participation
- Pol 309: Public Opinion and Political Psychology
- Pol 310: Political Parties and Interest Groups
- Pol 311: Political Communication
- Pol 313: American Federalism
- Pol 315: Political Inequality
- Pol 316: State and Local Government and Politics
- Pol 317: Mississippi Politics
- Pol 318: Politics of the American South
- Pol 319: Minority Politics
- Pol 320: African American Politics
- Pol 321: Politics of Latin America
- Pol 322: Politics of Western Europe
- Pol 324: Politics of China
- Pol 326: Politics of Russia
- Pol 329: Transitions to Democracy
- Pol 331: International Organization
- Pol 332: Ethnic Conflict and International Terror
- Pol 334: Politics of the World Economy
- Pol 335: Intl. Politics of Nuclear Weapons
- Pol 336: Political Economy of Int'l Dev
- Pol 337: Asia in World Affairs
- Pol 338: Formulation of American Foreign Policy
- Pol 339: International Conflict
- Pol 340: Politics of East Asia
- Pol 341: German Politics
- Pol 342: Politics of Mexico and Central America
- Pol 343: Comparative Democratic Institutions
- Pol 344: Politics of Advanced Industrial Society
- Pol 346: Women and Politics
- Pol 349: Middle East Politics
- Pol 352: Quantitative Methods in Pol Sci
- Pol 363: War in World Politics
- Pol 364: Comparative Foreign Policy
- Pol 367: Policy Analysis
- Pol 370: African American Legal Experience
- Pol 371: Politics of Protest
- Pol 380: Topics in Political Science Abroad
- Pol 386: European Political Economy
- Pol 387: Political Economy of East Asia
- Pol 389: Internship in Government
- Pol 391: Applied Politics
- Pol 398: Special Topics in Political Science
- Pol 399: Readings & Research in Political Science
- Pol 401: Senior Seminar in American Politics
- Pol 421: Senior Seminar in Comparative Politics
- Pol 431: Senior Seminar in International Politics
- Pol 490: Directed Readings in Political Science
- Pol 491: Directed Research in Political Science
- Pol 492: Mock Trial
- Pol 500: Seminar in American Politics
- Pol 523: Theories of Comparative Pol Analysis
- Pol 531: Seminar in International Relations
- Pol 550: Research in Politics
- Pol 551: Empirical Political Analysis
- Pol 552: Applied Political Research
- Pol 598: Special Topics in Political Science
- Pol 696: Advanced Readings
- Pol 697: Thesis
- Pol 699: Readings/Research
- Pol 702: Seminar in Judicial Politics
- Pol 703: Seminar in American Legislative Politics
- Pol 704: Seminar in Executive Politics
- Pol 706: Seminar in Media Politics
- Pol 712: Seminar in American Political Parties
- Pol 713: Seminar in State Politics and Policy
- Pol 714: Seminar in Pol Participation & Voting
- Pol 715: Seminar in Public Opinion & Pol Psy
- Pol 721: Seminar in European Comparative Gov
- Pol 722: Seminar in Pol Dev & Change
- Pol 723: Regime Change and Democratization
- Pol 724: Seminar in Asian Government
- Pol 726: Comparative Bureaucracies
- Pol 728: Seminar in Comp Parties & Elections
- Pol 729: Political Conflict and Violence
- Pol 730: Comparative Democratic Institutions
- Pol 735: International Conflict
- Pol 736: International Security Law and Policy
- Pol 737: Seminar in Int'l Political Economy
- Pol 738: Intrastate War
- Pol 739: Int'l Organizations and Cooperation
- Pol 753: Advanced Topics in Political Methodology
- Pol 754: Formal Models of Politics
- Pol 791: Seminar in Teaching
- Pol 795: Research Practicum
- Pol 796: Dissertation Prospectus
- Pol 797: Dissertation
- Pol 798: Special Topics in Political Science
African American Studies Program
- Aas 337: Anthropology of Blues Culture
- Aas 315: Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa
- Aas 320: African American Politics
- Aas 351: Topics in AAS Pol & Social Institutions
School of Pharmacy
Biomolecular Sciences
Provost/VC for Academic Affairs
Center for Intel & Security Studies
College of Liberal Arts
Center for the Study of Southern Culture
School of Engineering
Chemical Engineering
- Ch E 543: Introduction to Polymer Science
- Ch E 528: Polymer Processing
- Engr 545: Polymer Nanocomposites
College of Liberal Arts
Classics
School of Applied Sciences
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies
- CJ 704: Advanced Criminal Justice Policy Studies
- CJ 703: Advanced Criminological Theory & Policy
- CJ 701: Proseminar in CJ Policy Studies
- CJ 681: Law & Public Policy
- CJ 662: Emer Mgmt and Homeland Sec Policy Eval
- CJ 661: CJ Policy and Program Evaluation
- CJ 634: Emergency Response Mgmt Policy & Plannin
- CJ 652: Comparative CJ Systems & Policy
- CJ 310: Law Enforcement Process and Policy
- CJ 684: Police & Community Partnerships
- CJ 683: Innovation & Reform in Policing
- CJ 688: Police Technology & Policy
College of Liberal Arts
Economics
- Econ 625: Labor & Manpower Policies & Problems
- Econ 620: Public Policy Analysis
- Econ 510: International Trade & Commercial Policy
School of Applied Sciences
Health, Exercise Sci & Recreation Mgmt
School of Education
Higher Education
- Edhe 772: Advanced Education Policy Analysis
- Edhe 655: Per., Power, & Pol. in Prof. Practice
- Edhe 351: Organization & Policy
College of Liberal Arts
History
School of Education
Leadership & Counselor Education
School of Business Administration
Management
Marketing, Analytics & Prof Sales
College of Liberal Arts
Mathematics
Modern Languages
- Russ 411: Political Russian
- Lin 672: Linguistic Anthropology
- Lin 552: Evaluation & Policy in Lang Education
School of Applied Sciences
Nutrition & Hospitality Management
Patterson School of Accountancy
School of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Administration
- Phad 597: Medical Anthropology
- Phad 689: Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Policy
- Phad 355: The Anthropology of Drugs
College of Liberal Arts
Philosophy & Religion
- Phil 647: Graduate Ethical Policy Debate
- Phil 630: Studies in the History of Political Phil
- Phil 431: Seminar in Legal/Political Philosophy
- Phil 372: Conservative Political Philosophy
- Phil 371: Public Policy and Ethics
- Phil 331: Political Philosophy
- Phil 204: Intro to Ethical Policy Debate
- Phil 631: Problems in Political Philosophy
- Phil 330: History of Western Political Philosophy
- Phil 347: Advanced Ethical Policy Debate
School of Applied Sciences
Public Health
College of Liberal Arts
Public Policy Leadership
- PPL 492: Topics in Domestic Policies
- PPL 493: Topics in International Policies
- PPL 389: Policy Response to Poverty in the U.S.
- PPL 390: Health Policy
- PPL 387: Education Policy
- PPL 385: Food Policy & Agriculture Systems
- PPL 377: Women and Public Policy in the U.S.
- PPL 376: Policymaking and Governance in China
- PPL 373: Leadership in Public Policy Setting
- PPL 362: Homeland Security Policy
- PPL 330: Global Border Policies
- PPL 361: Disaster Policy
- PPL 360: Global Perspectives, Issues, & Policies
- PPL 300: Public Policy and Ethics
- PPL 212: Critical Thinking, Comm & Public Policy
- PPL 210: Public Policy & Quantitative Analysis
- PPL 101: Foundations of Public Policy Leadership
- PPL 497: Washington Policy Process
- PPL 496: Topics in Pub Policy Leadership Abroad
- PPL 331: Political Philosophy
- PPL 380: World Regions: Geography and Policy
- PPL 342: Philosophy & Diversity in Public Policy
- PPL 388: Public Policies of European Union
- PPL 384: Civic Engagement, Pub Policy & Dem in US
- PPL 383: Social Policy
- PPL 328: The Corporation and Public Policy
- PPL 310: Public Policy Design and Analysis
- PPL 298: Topics in Public Policy Leadership
- PPL 398: Problems in Public Policy Leadership
- PPL 363: Early Childhood Policy in the U.S.
- PPL 386: Science, Technology, & Public Policy
- PPL 495: State Government Policy Process
- PPL 343: Punishment Policy
Sarah Isom Ctr for Women&Gender Studies
School of Business Administration
School of Law
- Law 662: Political and Civil Rights
- Law 658: International Security Law and Policy
- Law 717: Disability Law and Policy
- Law 738: Climate Change and Policy
- Law 693: Clinics: Legislation and Policy
- Law 522: Drone Law and Policy
- Law 523: Astra Politica
School of Applied Sciences
Social Work
- SW 709: Social Policy Analysis
- SW 417: Social Welfare Policy II
- SW 402: Child Welfare Policies
- SW 604: Social Welfare Policies and Programs
- SW 216: Social Welfare Policy I
College of Liberal Arts
Sociology & Anthropology
- Anth 670: Adv. Archaeology of Political Systems
- Anth 622: Readings in Anthropology II
- Anth 621: Readings in Anthropology I
- Anth 619: Advanced Dental Anthropology
- Anth 614: Advanced Legal Anthropology
- Anth 611: Adv. Anthropology of Politics & Power
- Anth 601: Anthropological Theory and Methods
- Anth 419: Dental Anthropology
- Anth 417: Environmentalism: Society, Politics, Law
- Anth 414: Legal Anthropology
- Anth 411: Anthropology of Politics & Power
- Anth 409: Anthropological Theory
- Anth 398: Topics in Anthropology
- Anth 370: Archaeology of Political Systems
- Anth 365: Economic Anthropology
- Anth 360: Political Ecology
- Anth 337: Anthropology of Blues Culture
- Anth 314: Islam and Global Politics
- Anth 303: Cultural Anthropology
- Anth 103: Topics in Anthropology
- Anth 607: Seminar in Biocultural Anthropology
- Anth 304: Biological Anthropology
- Anth 302: Anthropological Films
- Anth 330: Environmental Anthropology
- Anth 311: Topics in Anthropology
- Anth 349: Medical Anthropology
- Anth 572: Quantitative Anthropology
- Anth 654: Linguistic Anthropology
- Anth 101: Introduction to Anthropology
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| Course Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 1-99 | Courses that accrue no credit toward a degree |
| 100-299 | Lower-division courses; open to all students for undergraduate credit |
| 300-499 | Upper-division or advanced courses; open as undergraduate credit to students who are classified as sophomore or higher, or by permission of the department offering the course |
| 500-599 | Courses open as graduate credit to graduate students and open as undergraduate upper-division credit to undergraduate students who are classified as juniors or seniors |
| 600-799 | Courses open to graduate students |
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