
Our Curriculum
Our classes explore the most critical questions facing the contemporary world through student-focused inquiry.
Explore the power relationships, institutional arrangements, social-economic conditions and ideological commitments that shape public policy, political action and public argument in a diverse and globally interdependent society.
Political science is a dynamic field of study that explores dimensions of power and the ways in which governmental systems shape and reflect ideas, norms, institutions, cultures and political behavior.
A commitment to engaged democratic citizenship—locally, nationally, globally—is core to the mission of our program. A majority of students engage in long or short-term study abroad experiences and/or a wide variety of internships—volunteering for political campaigns, interning in legal offices and courts of law or working for nonprofit organizations on issues such as immigration, reproductive rights and educational equality.
The program equips students with research concepts, theories and methods and tangible leadership qualities required for effective engagement in a globalized, interdependent world. All students undertake independent research in close mentoring relationships with program faculty.
Our classes explore the most critical questions facing the contemporary world through student-focused inquiry.
Our faculty are nationally recognized in the discipline of political science, hailing from diverse teaching and research interests with unmatched commitment to professional and college service.
Muhlenberg’s student voter participation rates in recent elections have been higher than those of most peer institutions. Ahead of this midterm election, students, staff and faculty worked hard to ensure that this trend continues.
The first debate for the Pennsylvania Democratic candidates was broadcast and held on campus in front of a live audience.
Molly Levine '24 is taking part in the six-week Democracy Summer program while also working on the campaign to reelect Congresswoman Madeleine Dean.
In only its second year, Muhlenberg's squad advanced to the second round of the American Mock Trial Association's annual national tournament.
I know that while I may be the first Black student body president, I will not be the last.
I love local elections. Here, for this state race, I got to have so much creative control over so many things.
I wanted to be active and engaged, and I knew with something like homicide, that it would be pretty interesting.
The College’s Commencement honored graduates in a ceremony held in downtown Allentown’s PPL Center.
Speakers, discussions and a variety of events highlight the College's recognition and celebration of Women's History Month.
Political science professors provide hands-on experience to address concerns abroad and at home.
The Muhlenberg College Center for Ethics has announced its Spring 2023 event schedule for the ‘Speculative Futures’ series.