Classes

Subjects Taught:

Second Semester Academic Year 2011-2012

Social Science 199.2

Political Science 193

Political Science 182

Social Science 1  

First Semester Academic Year 2011-2012

Social Science 199.1 (Research Methods)

Political Science 180 (International Politics)

Social Science 2 (Social, Economic and Political Thoughts)

Second Semester Academic Year 2010-2011

Social Science 199.2 (Research Methods 2)

Political Science 193 (Modern Political Theory)

Political Science 182 (Philippine Foreign Policy)

Social Science 2 (Social, Economic and Political Thoughts)

First Semester Academic Year 2010-2011

Political Science 180 (International Politics)

Social Science 199.1 (Research Methods)

Social Science 2 (Social, Economic, and Political Thoughts)

Second Semester Academic Year 2009-2010

Political Science 193 (Modern Political Theory)

Political Science 195 (Asian Political Thoughts)

Social Science 199.2 (Research Methods 2)

First Semester Academic Year 2009-2010

Social Science 2 (Social, Economic and Political Thoughts)

Political Science 170 (Comparative Western Politics)

Political Science 180 (International Politics)

Social Science 199.1 (Research Methods)

Other Subjects Taught:

• Foundation of the Behavioral Sciences, a general education course(basic concepts in anthropology, psychology, and sociology)
• Social, Economic, and Political Thoughts, a general education course (a survey of social economic and political thinkers from the classical to contemporary period)
• Philippine Politics and Government (basic concepts, structure, and functions of Philippine Politics and Government)
• Comparative Western Politics (comparative study of western democratic countries focusing on the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada and the United States of America)
• Political Behavior: Dynamics, Processes and Movements (belief system, nature, and development of political processes and movements)
• Practicum in Political Science (internship in government national agencies, local government units, and nongovernmental organizations with faculty supervision)
• Ancient and Medieval Political Theories (political theories of selected Greek, Hellenistic, Roman, and Medieval thinkers)
• Modern Political Theories (selected political theories from Machiavelli to the contemporary political thinkers).
• Social Science Research (undergraduate course, designing, implementing, writing and presenting research projects)
• Philippine Foreign Policy (undergraduate course on the dynamics and issues of foreign policy making in the Philippines
• Community Governance and Global Change (undergraduate course on understanding the theories, approaches and cases of community governance as it impinges on global change)
• Introduction of International Politics (an introductory course for undergraduate political science majors)