Learn Political Science on Campus this Fall!

Politics isn’t just in Washington; it’s in your tuition costs, your rights, your neighborhood, and your future. Whether you want to understand elections, social movements, immigration rights, global conflict, or how power shapes daily life, Political Science courses at Mt. SAC give you the tools to make sense of the world and your place in it. Check out the open Political Science courses for Fall enrollment and find the one that fits you.

Why Enroll for On-Campus Political Science Classes?

In-Class Engagement: Go beyond the reading and lectures, engage in lively discussions and debates with peers.

Diverse Perspectives: Our diverse course offerings ensure you gain a holistic view of Political Science from various angles.

Available Courses for Enrollment:

POLS C1000 - Introduction to American Government and Politics

- Curious how power really works in the U.S.? This course unpacks how national, state, and local governments impact your rights, your community, and your future. Learn about elections, the Constitution, and how people create change.

- Enroll using on campus CRNs : 21937, 21938, 21939, 21940, 21941, 21942, 21943, 21944, 21945 and online CRNs: 21952, 21953, 21954

POLS 2 – Comparative Politics

- Why do some countries have stable democracies and others face constant turmoil? Explore how governments around the world operate and what we can learn by comparing them.

- Enroll using on campus CRN: 21956

POLS 5 – Political Theory I: Ancient to Modern

- Dive into the big questions. What is justice? What makes a good government? Explore the thinkers who shaped political ideas from Plato to modern democracy.

- Enroll using on campus CRN: 21958

POLS 9 – Introduction to International Relations

- Understand how countries interact, why conflicts begin, and what global cooperation looks like. This course helps you make sense of war, peace, and power on the world stage.

- Enroll using on campus CRNs: 21960, 21961

POLS 25 – Latino Politics in the United States

- Explore how Latino communities have shaped U.S. politics through immigration, voting rights, education, and activism. Learn how laws, courts, and institutions impact Latino political life today.

- Enroll using on campus CRN: 21962 and online CRNs: 21964, 21965, 21966

POLS 35 – African American Politics

- Examine the long struggle for political equality in Black communities from the Civil Rights Movement to today's fights for justice. Learn how Black Americans have organized to transform U.S. politics.

- Enroll using on campus CRNs: 21968 or 24053 linked with corequisite support section available: ENGL C1000 CRN 24052

Don't miss this enriching experience! Join us in exploring the nuances of politics empowering you today and shaping the leaders of tomorrow.