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William Peris, a 44-year-old U.S. Air Force veteran, uses his experience in his work as a teaching assistant and his studies as a graduate political science student. To read more click here.
Edmond Keller, a research professor in political science, director of UCLA’s Globalization Research Center–Africa and former director of UCLA’s James S. Coleman African Studies Center, was interviewed Friday by KQED-88.5 FM and Saturday by Al Jazeera America about Mandela and protests against apartheid at UCLA and other locations. Click here to watch the full interview.
Prof. Barry O’Neill contrasted today’s government perspective on international peace agreements with the views of Franklin and Jefferson – in Sunday’s L.A. Times op-ed section. Read the piece here.
Lynn Vavreck and co-author Johns Sides publish “The Gamble” with an alternate theory of President Obama’s re-election, questioning conventional wisdom. Read the Newsroom article here.
Prof. Daniel Treisman offered insight into how punishing Russia’s government for recent actions might actually benefit the popularity of its president, Vladimir Putin, at home — in Foreign Affairs online: “The Wrong Way to Punish Putin”.
Welcome to our new Webpages — just one of the ways that we are committed to doing a better job of staying connected with alumni and to helping them stay connected to each other. UCLA Political Science counts among its more than 20,000 alumni: members of the United States Congress, elected leaders of major cities, […]
GRADUATE STUDENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT Download a PDF version of all the scholarships and fellowships at: http://www.gdnet.ucla.edu/asis/stusup/contspprt.pdf Rather than send you an endless stream of forwards, we simply want to urge each of you, if you don’t already, to subscribe to the Grad-Fellowship email list maintained by Grad Division. It produces an invaluable stream of information about fellowship opportunities. […]
What changes have been made to the application process as a result of COVID-19? At this time Graduate students are asked to only upload their unofficial transcripts with their graduate applications. Department of Political Science is currently not accepting hard copies as staff are working remotely. Graduate Students who are admitted into the program will […]
Once the coursework and field papers are completed, students proceed to the dissertation stage. The first step is to delineate an original research project in a dissertation prospectus. Presented to a faculty examining committee, the prospectus provides the principal basis for discussion during the qualifying oral examination which advances the student to PhD. candidacy. Sometimes […]
