We examine the fundamental issues facing society today–like globalization, war, inequality, poverty, and environmental change — and evaluate the processes, policies, and theories that have been devised to address them. We study the different forms of government, individual and institutional behavior in the public sphere, relationships among nation-states, and political theory. We also offer a minor in Health, Law & Policy.
News
UNE student selected to attend National Education for Women Leadership Institute
Erynn Mills (Marine Science, ’19) recently returned from the Schoodic Institute in Winter Harbor, Maine, after spending six days learning new skills, meeting women political...
2019 College of Arts and Sciences Spring Research Symposium awards announced
More than 200 UNE undergraduate students took part in the 20th annual College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Spring Research Symposium. The symposium, held on...
UNE students demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit at 2019 Innovation Challenge
On Saturday, March 30, nearly 20 teams from across the University of New England showcased their working prototypes during the 2019 Student Innovation Challenge. The...
Events
Film
"The Pursuit": A Film Exploring How We Can Make a Better World for All, Starting at the Margins
Portland Campus
Panel Interprofessional Education Collaborative
IPEC Anchor Event: Human Trafficking – An Interdisciplinary Approach to Treatment, Support
Both Campuses
Lecture Series Donna M. Loring Lecture Series
Teaching Wabanaki History and Culture in Maine: Challenges and Opportunities
Pender Makin, Maine Education Commissioner, and Fiona Hopper, Social Studies Teacher Leader and Wabanaki Studies Coordinator
Biddeford Campus
Panel Interprofessional Education Collaborative
IPEC Anchor Event: Interprofessional Global Health — Cross Cultural Immersion in Ghana
Co-Presented by: Jennifer Lee Morton, DNP, MPH, APHN-BC and Trisha Mason, MA
Both Campuses
