Bachelor Of Arts - Politics (Optional Co-op)

Program overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Politics at UNB’s Saint John campus offers a comprehensive exploration of political power, institutions, and practices. This program delves into how government decisions shape our social, cultural, legal, and economic landscapes. With a focus on four major fields—Canadian Politics, Comparative Politics, International Relations, and Political Theory—students engage in critical discussions and analyses. The faculty comprises experts in various political issues, providing students with a rich learning environment. This program not only enhances students' understanding of politics but also equips them with essential skills for their future careers.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in Politics program is designed to provide a robust educational experience over a standard program length. Students will engage in a variety of learning methods, including:

• Hands-on learning opportunities through community-based projects and research.
• Close collaboration with professors to develop critical thinking and communication skills.
• Participation in discussions that cover a wide range of political topics.

This program also offers an optional co-op component, allowing students to gain practical experience in the field. The structure is flexible, accommodating various learning styles and interests, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future endeavors.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning through community-based projects.
• Research opportunities that allow students to engage with real-world political issues.
• Close mentorship from faculty experts in diverse areas of politics.
• Development of critical thinking and communication skills through interactive discussions.

Career Options

• Community Organizer: Work with local communities to address social issues and mobilize resources for change.
• Government Relations Consultant: Advise organizations on how to navigate government policies and advocate for their interests.
• Public Policy Analyst: Analyze and evaluate government policies to provide recommendations for improvement.
• Legal Secretary: Support legal professionals by managing documents, scheduling, and client communications.
• Political Analyst: Research and interpret political trends and events to inform decision-making in various sectors.

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