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Robert G. Moser, Chair BAT 2.116, Mailcode A1800, Austin, TX 78712 • 512-471-5121

About the Department 

The Department of Government is distinguished by the breadth and quality of its faculty, students, and curriculum.

Through some 200 courses each year, the Department offers undergraduate and graduate studies in an array of fields: American Political Institutions and Processes, Comparative Politics, Formal Theory, International Relations, Methodology, Political Theory, Public Law, and Public Policy. The Department also houses the Policy Agendas Project and the Irma Rangel Public Policy Institute research units.

Graduates go on to careers in virtually every profession and have become leaders in politics and diplomacy, education, law, business, medicine, the military, the arts, and in a great many governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations.

News

Shaw and Theriault Win Regents' Awards

Award is highest teaching prize in UT System

Graduate Student Wins Major Paper Award

JJ Kinkel’s article to be published in Law & Social Inquiry

Legislating Equality in Europe

New book by Terri Givens and Rhonda Evans Case

Department Expanding Online Course Offerings

Jim Henson directs the Texas Politics Project
New courses include US foreign policy, Texas politics

Bethany Albertson Wins Methodology Award

Award given annually to best work in political methodology

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