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The Department of Social Sciences is home to the Economics, History, and Political Science disciplines; interdisciplinary programs in  Economics and Computation (jointly with Computer & Information Science),  Research Administration, and Urban & Regional Studies,  a master’s degree and a 4+1 program in Public Administration and Policy; certificate in Community-Based Leadership and Development; and minors in  Community Change Studies, Geography, Nonprofit and Public Service Leadership, Minor/Concentration and Social Science Research Methodology. 

Supplementing these academic areas are various internship opportunities for students through our Economics, , Politics, Policy and Law, and Urban and Regional Studies Internship Programs. 

For more information on the Social Sciences Department, contact the Chair, Natalia Czap, or our departmental staff member, Stephanie Samuelson, Administrative Specialist.