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Value Statement

Prepare for careers in law, public service, and education through hands-on learning and close faculty mentorship.

The Department of History and Political Science at NMHU offers students a strong foundation in critical thinking, research, and communication. Through small classes and faculty mentorship, students explore historical and political systems with an emphasis on regional, national, and global perspectives.

Undergraduate Programs

• B.A. in Political Science
• B.A. in History
• Minor in Political Science
• Minor in History

Graduate Programs

• Master of Arts in Public Affairs

Hands-On Learning

Students engage in research, internships, and applied projects throughout their coursework.

Hands-On Learning

Students engage in research, internships, and applied projects throughout their coursework.

Hands-On Learning

Students engage in research, internships, and applied projects throughout their coursework.

Students in the department gain experience both inside and outside the classroom through research projects, internships, and student organizations.

Graduates of our programs build skills that prepare them for a wide range of careers and advanced study.

• Law and legal professions
• Government and public administration
• Education
• Policy analysis and advocacy
• Nonprofit leadership

Dr. Jane Smith

Professor of Political Science
Expertise: Public policy, American government
Email: jsmith@nmhu.edu

Dr. Jane Smith

Professor of Political Science
Expertise: Public policy, American government
Email: jsmith@nmhu.edu

Dr. Jane Smith

Professor of Political Science
Expertise: Public policy, American government
Email: jsmith@nmhu.edu

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Department-specific admissions notes (brief)

Office Location: Donnelly Hall, Room 214
Phone: (505) 555-1234
Email: history@nmhu.edu
Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm