Undergraduate Subjects: Fall 2026
| Subject number/name | Professor | Time/place |
|---|---|---|
| 17.007J/24.137J/WGS.301J (HASS-H) Feminist Thought | Arain | T, Th 3:30-5 14E-310 |
| 17.01J/24.04J (HASS-H, CI-H) Justice | Zacka | Th 3-5 48-316 Rec F 10, F 11, or F 12 56-167 |
| 17.031 (HASS-S) American Political Thought | Hoss | T, Th 11-12:30 26-142 |
| 17.20 (HASS-S, CI-H) Introduction to the American Political Process | Caughey | W 3-5 (66-160) Rec M 3 or M 4 (56-167) |
| 17.263 (HASS-S) Electoral Politics, Public Opinion, and Democracy | Stewart | T, Th 3-4:30 2-135 |
| 17.30/17.30J/11.003J (HASS-S, CI-H) Making Public Policy | TBA | T, Th 11-12:30 1-190 Rec Th 7pm, Th 8pm, F 10, F 11, or F 12 9-450 |
| 17.303J/11.002J (HASS-S) Methods of Policy Analysis | TBA | M, W 3:30-5 9-451 |
| 17.307 (HASS-S) American Public Policy for Washington Interns Restricted to students participating in the Washington Summer Internship Program | Stewart | TBA |
| 17.381J/11.111J (HASS-S) Leadership in Negotiation: Advanced Applications | Verdini | M, W 10-12 9-255 |
| 17.391J/11.164J (HASS-S) Human Rights at Home and Abroad | Rajagopal | W 3-5 9-450 |
| 17.407 (HASS-S) Chinese Foreign Policy | Fravel | M, W 9:30-11 4-261 |
| 17.50 (HASS-S, CI-H) Introduction to Comparative Politics | Lawson | T, Th 10-11 66-160 Rec F 10 or F 11 14N-325 |
| 17.503 (HASS-S) How Dictatorship Works | Hassan | M, W 1-2:30 66-144 |
| 17.57J/21.H.245/21G.086J (HASS-S, CI-H) 20th Century Ukraine and Russia: Entangled Histories and Identity Politics | Wood | T, Th 1-2:30 56-154 |
| 17.801 (HASS-S, CI-M) Political Science Scope and Methods | Christia | M 3-5 Rec W 3 E51-390 |
| 17.90/17.A90 Politics, Policy, and Political Science: What Does It All Mean 3 unit First Year Advising Seminar/Exploratory Subject | White and Hoss | T 3-4:30 8-205 |