Department of Political Science
News and Announcements
Study Chile's Road from Dictatorship to Democracy, on Location in Santiago
A two-week Global Classroom this spring, led by Drs. Pablo Policzer and Noam Titelman, is open to undergraduates from all faculties.
Research centres Métis voices in understanding health and well-being
Métis-guided research explores the connections between identity, culture, spirituality and health
New faculty for fall 2026
The Faculty of Arts welcomes 12 new members this semester
2026 Faculty of Arts rank professor promotions
Congratulations to the faculty members who have achieved this next step in their career
June 2026 Transdisciplinary Connector Grants Awarded
Researchers from the Faculty of Arts play central leadership and collaboration roles in transdisciplinary projects
Spotlight on Bonnie Walter, Academic Programs Specialist
Steve McCardy, Associate Vice-President (People and Culture), recently had the pleasure of meeting with long-serving team member Bonnie Walter from the Department of Political Science.
In the Media
In the News Ian Brodie, Political Science, on CBC Listen
This is Calgary
In the News Lisa Young, Political Science, on CBC News
Referendum has political science students studying history in the making
In the News Chris Roberts, Political Science, The Globe and Mail
Ottawa negotiating deal with Angola as trade diversification efforts expand
In the News Lisa Young, Political Science, in CBC News
As the referendum nears, these political science students are studying history in the making
In the News Aidan Hollis, Political Science, in Calgary Herald
Calgary economist says airport regulation must come before private investment: U of C report
In the News Melanee Thomas, Political Science, in CTV News
Outgoing Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette pushed off 'glass cliff' in election
The Trouble of the Token Fish
UCalgary philosophy alumnus Dr. Aadil Kurji examines how artificial intelligence understands language and the challenges large language models face when words and concepts evolve over time.
Oct. 23 | 3 – 5 p.m.
Social Sciences 1253