The Department of Political Studies offers courses in three areas of investigation: World Politics, Canadian Politics, and Political Theory.
Trent Political Studies students have the opportunity to participate in community-based education programs, internships and Study Abroad programs.
A member of the Class of 2025, Dr. Bharati Sethi is recognized for her work leading innovative ethnographic research that is increasing understanding and awareness about immigrants, minority populations, and older adults in Canada
Human rights activist Tawakkol Karman shares insight into “forgotten” global conflicts in Sudan, Yemen during 18th annual Community Movements Conference
MPP Dave Smith ’91 (Lady Eaton College) faces fellow Trent alumni to win third term for Peterborough-Kawartha; Tyler Watt ’08 (Gzowski College) triumphs in Nepean