knowledge of concepts and language to allow them to critically assess and evaluate political experience locally, nationally and globally as citizens; an awareness of multiple political traditions and to have explored perennial questions of how societies govern themselves and address problems of power; knowledge of appropriate methods and modes of inquiry, including statistical and interpretive techniques to systematically approach the study of political problems, and; an ability to communicate clearly and persuasively in both oral and written form.Our graduates have a broad and deep understanding of the forces that shape law, society, the economy, international relations, and the politics of the future. This provides a strong foundation from which to pursue graduate studies, or careers in the public service, law, consulting, business, and journalism.