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Introduction to Undergraduate Program
Core courses emphasize three topic areas:political theory, public administration, and international relations. Students work on establishing solid theoretical foundations before moving on to classes offering practical analyses of government institutions and administrative processes. Subsequent coursework is aimed at international analyses and comparative politics.

Here are typical examples of course sequences:
Required/core undergraduate courses https://reurl.cc/e5NXMR
Electives
Year | Semester | Course Title |
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First | First | Introduction to Political Science I; Introduction to Economics I; Introduction to Law |
Second | Introduction to Political Science II; Introduction to Economics II; Republic of China Constitution and Government; Introduction to Sociology | |
Second | First | Public Administration; Comparative Politics and Government; International Relations |
Second | Introduction to Political Philosophy; Applied Statistics; Public Policy | |
Third | First | Methodology in Political Science I; Political Economy |
Second | Methodology in Political Science II; Cross-Strait Relations |
Division | Semester | Course Title |
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Political theory | First | Gender Politics; Political Development; Contemporary Political Thought; History of Chinese Political Thought; Political Sociology |
Second | History of Western Political Thought; Civil Politics and Civil Society; Social Movements; Political Parties and Elections; Political Psychology; Social Science Statistics and Analysis | |
Public administration | First | Organization Behavior and Theory; Taiwan Local Government and Politics; Public Finance; Government and Enterprises; American Government and Politics; Personnel Administration; Environmental Policy; Policy Practices |
Second | Technology and Administration; Administrative Law; European Governments and Politics; Comparative Democratic Systems; Judicial Politics; Public Affairs Management | |
International relations | First | History of International Relations I; U.S. Foreign Policy; Asian Security: Theory and Policy; International Law |
Second | History of International Relations II; International Organizations; Chinese Foreign Policy; International Relations in the Asia-Pacific Region; Civil Wars and International Relations |