International Elective (3 Hours) Any course numbered 6000 or higher with the INTB prefix or ENTP 6826 - International Entrepreneurship or any graduate-level business course that is cross-listed with an INTB prefix. Travel study offered by the Business School will also apply. Political Science Core (18-21 Hours) PSCI 5000 - State of the Discipline PSCI 5468 - Research Methods in Political Science Graduate Seminar in American Politics subfield Graduate Seminar in Comparative or International Politics subfield Graduate Seminar in Political Theory subfield PSCI 5950 - Master's Thesis (6 credits) OR PSCI 5960 - Master's Project (3 credits) Political Science Electives (6-9 Hours) PSCI graduate seminars [must complete 6 hours if thesis, or 9 hours if project (from Political Science Core)] Free Electives (6 Hours) Courses must be from either the Business School or Political Science department, meeting the descriptions below. A combination of both is also acceptable. Business Free Electives: Any course numbered 6800 or higher with a BUSN prefix or any course numbered 6000 or higher with a prefix of ACCT, DSCI, ENTP, FNCE, HLTH, INTB, ISMG, MGMT OR MKTG. Political Science Electives: Any course numbered 5000 or higher with a PSCI prefix. Public Administration MPA/JD The School of Public Affairs and the University of Colorado at Boulder School of Law jointly sponsor a dual degree program leading to the simultaneous granting of the master of public administration (MPA) and juris doctor (JD) degrees. The program may be of particular interest to students who wish to practice law within the public sector, obtain a senior administrative post, represent public-sector clients, represent private-sector clients in transactions with government agencies and institutions and/or develop scholarly expertise in the relationship between law and public administration.
International Elective (3 Hours) Any course numbered 6000 or higher with the INTB prefix or ENTP 6826 - International Entrepreneurship or any graduate-level business course that is cross-listed with an INTB prefix. Travel study offered by the Business School will also apply. Political Science Core (18-21 Hours) PSCI 5000 - State of the Discipline PSCI 5468 - Research Methods in Political Science Graduate Seminar in American Politics subfield Graduate Seminar in Comparative or International Politics subfield Graduate Seminar in Political Theory subfield PSCI 5950 - Master's Thesis (6 credits) OR PSCI 5960 - Master's Project (3 credits) Political Science Electives (6-9 Hours) PSCI graduate seminars [must complete 6 hours if thesis, or 9 hours if project (from Political Science Core)] Free Electives (6 Hours) Courses must be from either the Business School or Political Science department, meeting the descriptions below. A combination of both is also acceptable. Business Free Electives: Any course numbered 6800 or higher with a BUSN prefix or any course numbered 6000 or higher with a prefix of ACCT, DSCI, ENTP, FNCE, HLTH, INTB, ISMG, MGMT OR MKTG. Political Science Electives: Any course numbered 5000 or higher with a PSCI prefix. Public Administration MPA/JD The School of Public Affairs and the University of Colorado at Boulder School of Law jointly sponsor a dual degree program leading to the simultaneous granting of the master of public administration (MPA) and juris doctor (JD) degrees. The program may be of particular interest to students who wish to practice law within the public sector, obtain a senior administrative post, represent public-sector clients, represent private-sector clients in transactions with government agencies and institutions and/or develop scholarly expertise in the relationship between law and public administration.
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