Updated 2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog | 20255
Political Science Courses
POL 1100 Understanding Politics
(3 credits)
POL 1200 Introduction to American Politics
(3 credits)
POL 1300 Introduction to International Relations
(3 credits)
POL 1400 Introduction to Comparative Politics
(3 credits)
POL 2800 Introduction to Law and Law School
(3 credits)
POL 2925 People of the Environment: Political Science Perspective
(3 credits)
POL 2953 Study-Travel, History and the Social and Behaviorial Sciences
(1-6 credits)
POL 3100 American Foreign Policy
(3 credits)
POL 3130 Asian Political Development
(3 credits)
POL 3140 Canadian Politics
(3 credits)
POL 3150 Topics in Political Science
(1-3 credits)
POL 3160 Comparative European Politics
(3 credits)
POL 3170 International Relations
(3 credits)
POL 3180 International Law and Organization
(3 credits)
POL 3190 International Political Economy
(3 credits)
POL 3200 Minnesota Politics
(3 credits)
POL 3210 Public Administration
(3 credits)
POL 3230 Environmental Politics
(3 credits)
POL 3240 Political Analysis
(3 credits)
POL 3310 Intersection of Public and Non-Profit Sectors
(3 credits)
POL 3320 Non-Profit Management
(3 credits)
POL 3330 Non-Profit Financial Management
(3 credits)
POL 3400 Political Theory
(3 credits)
POL 3410 Legislative and Executive Relations
(3 credits)
POL 3420 Campaigns and Elections
(3 credits)
POL 3910 Directed Independent Study: Student Leadership
(1 credits)
POL 3940 In-Service Course
(3 credits)
POL 3970 Internship
(3 credits)
POL 4100 Political Inquiry
(3 credits)
POL 4200 Constitutional Law
(3 credits)
POL 4500 Thesis and Career Preparation
(3 credits)
POL 4917 DIS Tchg Assoc |
(1-2 credits)
POL 3330 Non-Profit Financial Management (3 credits)
This course examines the critical financial considerations of nonprofit organization, including sources of funds and fundraising, grant writing and management and financial accountability. The students will consider the key financial measures and strategies required to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of the organization. The course will also consider nonprofit financial statements as indicators of financial health and sound management. Prerequisite(s): none.
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