Courses

A graduate seminar on the causes, dynamics, and consequences of democratic backsliding and state repression, and how regime type shapes the nature and extent of repression.

An undergraduate-level text mining course that emphasizes using Python and standard libraries to perform basic data analysis, word counts, classification, and identify major trends in text documents.

This intensive math bootcamp is designed specifically for political science students seeking to build the quantitative foundations necessary for success in advanced coursework in statistical modeling and game theory.

This course introduces students to the fascinating intersections between video games and world politics.

An introduction to the fundamental concepts of social movements and protest, examining how movements mobilize under different regime types, the impact of state repression, and when protests lead to political change.