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Political Studies at Queen's
Welcome to the Department of Political Studies at Queen’s University! As one of Canada’s premier departments of political science, we are committed to both research and teaching. Our faculty are actively engaged in a wide range of research activities and projects, and highly visible in the discipline of political science both in Canada and abroad.
And we are no less committed to our students. We offer a full range of undergraduate and graduate programs in politics. Our undergraduate program—one of the most popular programs at Queen’s—provides students with a solid grounding in political science. At the graduate level, we offer the Master of Arts and the Doctor of Philosophy in Canadian politics, comparative politics, political theory, international relations, and gender and politics.
Quick Links:
Department Newsletter (Updated February 8, 2010)
Undergraduate Studies
Graduate Studies
Departmental Speaker Series
Employment Opportunities
Ethnicity and Democracy Governance Project
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In early 2006, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Can-ada announced a new Major Collaborative Research Ini-tiative titled Ethnicity and Democratic Governance that will explore the complexities of democracy in multi-ethnic and divided states. The project is headquartered in the Department of Political Studies and is directed by Professor Emeritus Bruce Berman. For more inform-ation, please visit the EDG website.
Featured book
Congratulations!
Congratulations to our PhD students who have recently begun their academic careers. Click here for details. Featured book
Keith Banting & Will Kym-licka explore whether the increasing politicization of ethnic and racial divers-ity in Western societies threatens to undermine the welfare state in Multicul-turalism and the Welfare State. Gender and Politics
Gender and Politics (for-merly called ‘Women and Politics’) is the Department of Political Studies' newest graduate field. For more infomation, click here. 
Diversity may be one of Canada's defining charac-teristics, but diversity pol-icies are increasingly being called into question. In Belonging? Diversity, Recog-nition and Shared Citizenship, an IRPP volume co-edited by Keith Banting, leading scholars explore some of these issues. For more in-formation on click here. Featured book
Kim Richard Nossal, Sté-phane Roussel of l'Univer-sité du Québec à Montréal and Stéphane Paquin of l’Université de Sherbrooke have published an updated adaptation of Nossal’s The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy.
Speaker Series
The Departmental Speaker Series features contributors from Queen's and beyond discussing topics covering all fields of political studies. Click here for information and a list of upcoming speakers.
New Joint-appointment
Dr. Susanne Soederberg, who is jointly appointed with Global Development Studies, is available to supervise graduate students in the fields of International Relations and Comparative Politics. Click here for more information.
What's New in Political Studies?
Check out the latest news from the department in the Department Newsletter. Updated regularly. To contribute to the Newsletter, email Scott Matthews.
Susanne Soederberg is a Canada Research Chair in Global Political Economy and an Associate Professor in the Departments of Global Development Studies and Political Studies at Queen's University. |
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