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Political Science
Politics is omnipresent in our lives. Political science seeks to describe, analyze, understand and assess the principles and power relations that govern social life. It revolves as much around the structures and institutions that define these relations and principles as around the ideas and practices that drive them. It studies everything that influences political life and institutions (ideologies, groups, social movements, etc.) on a local, regional, national and international scale.
Our programs offer in-depth training in political science and encourage critical reflection on pivotal issues like citizenship, identity, political participation, globalization and development, governance and the state, and ethics and democracy. A discipline open to many theoretical and methodological approaches, political science constantly exchanges and shares with other fields. At the University of Ottawa's School of Political Studies, you build your knowledge in four subfields of political science: political thought, Canadian and Quebec politics, comparative politics, and international relations and global politics.
Common Law
As a law school accredited by the Canadian Federation of Law Societies, the Common Law Section of the Faculty of Law offers a full range of courses in public law, private law, litigation and dispute resolution, aboriginal law, international law and human rights, technology law, and environmental law, all with numerous opportunities for experiential learning.
This dual-degree is offered French only.
The integrated program in political science and common law in French aims to educate future legal professionals and political scientists with a comprehensive understanding of the issues and analysis central to these two complementary disciplines. Students complete the requirements of the two programs in six years and receive two separate degrees, an Honours Bachelor of Social Sciences in Political Science and a Juris Doctor (JD).
Requirements for this program have been modified. Please consult the 2025-2026 calendars for the previous requirements.
Course List
Code Title Units
Common Law (93 units)
Compulsory courses in common law (CML)
CML 1506 Introduction à la résolution des différends 1 3 Units
CML 1508 Droit des biens 3 Units
CML 1602 Les contrats 6 Units
CML 1607 Délits civils 6 Units
CML 1611 Compétences et habiletés juridiques 6 Units
CML 1613 Droit constitutionnel I 3 Units
CML 1704 Législation 3 Units
CML 1707 Vérité, réconciliation et peuples autochtones 3 Units
CML 2702 Droit des sociétés 3 Units
CML 2704 Droit pénal 2 3 Units
CML 2709 Procédure civile I 3 Units
CML 2712 Droit administratif 3 Units
CML 2713 Droit constitutionnel II 2 3 Units
CML 3776 Responsabilité professionnelle 3 Units
Optional courses in common law (CML)
3 optional course units from: 3, 4 3 Units
CML 2501 La plaidoirie d'appel
CML 3514 Concours Charles-Rousseau
CML 3515 Coupe Guy-Guérin
CML 3516 Concours européen des Droits de l'Homme René-Cassin
CML 3518 Concours Jean-Pictet
CML 3519 Études en plaidoirie
CML 3520 Compétition de tribunal-école
CML 3524 Tribunal-école Moncton-Ottawa
CML 3534 Droit du travail II - Arbitrage en griefs
CML 3554 Art de la plaidoirie
CML 3569 Arbitrage international
CML 3648 Clinique juridique I : Introduction 5
CML 3650 Cours clinique de droit communautaire 6
CML 3744 Droit fiscal approfondi
CML 3774 Résolution de différends (avancé)
CML 3849 Clinique pratique d'aide juridique II 5
CML 3850 Clinique pratique d'aide juridique III 5
CML 3922 Philip C. Jessup International Moot
CML 3923 Laskin Moot Court
CML 4500 Stage en résolution de différends
39 optional course units in common law (CML) 7 39 Units
Political Science (90 units)
Compulsory courses in political science (POL)
FRA 1710 Analyse, écriture et argumentation I 3 Units
FRA 1720 Analyse, écriture et argumentation II 3 Units
POL 1501 Introduction à la science politique 3 Units
POL 2501 Introduction à la politique canadienne 3 Units
POL 2503 Introduction aux relations internationales et à la politique mondiale 3 Units
POL 2504 Introduction à la politique comparée 3 Units
POL 2507 Introduction à la pensée politique 3 Units
POL 2508 Pensée politique moderne I 3 Units
POL 2556 Fondements de la recherche en science politique 3 Units
POL 3502 Pensée politique moderne II 3 Units
3 course units from: 3 Units
POL 3770 Analyse qualitative en science politique
POL 3771 Analyse quantitative en science politique
3 course units from the Canadian Politics group: 3 Units
POL 3525 La politique urbaine au Canada
POL 3526 Genre et politique
POL 3528 La vie politique au Québec
POL 3535 Politique et francophonie en Ontario
POL 3559 Politique des peuples autochtones au Canada
POL 3570 La politique provinciale comparée
POL 3571 Immigration, multiculturalisme et citoyenneté au Canada et au Québec
POL 3572 La participation et la mobilisation politique au Canada
POL 3574 Le fédéralisme
POL 3578 Politique étrangère canadienne et relations nord-américaines
POL 3582 Théorie politique autochtone
POL 4534 Politique, droit et constitution au Canada
POL 4535 Francophonie, diversité, citoyenneté
POL 4550 Systèmes électoraux et les partis politiques
POL 4554 Le parlementarisme au Canada
POL 4562 Politique de la santé au Canada
POL 4563 Politique et diversité sexuelle et de genres
POL 4565 Pensée politique et sociale au Québec
POL 4566 Pensée politique et sociale au Canada
POL 4594 Gouvernance autochtone au Canada
POL 4701 Politique et populisme
POL 4703 La politique et l'extrême droite
POL 4775 La citoyenneté sociale et l'État- providence : le Canada en perspective comparée
Optional courses in political science (POL)
3 optional course units from the Comparative Politics group: 3 Units
POL 3509 Le nationalisme
POL 3514 Politique comparée : Asie
POL 3515 Politique comparée du développement
POL 3526 Genre et politique
POL 3544 Politique comparée : Afrique
POL 3545 Politique comparée : Amérique latine
POL 3562 Violence politique
POL 3564 Politique comparée : Moyen-Orient et monde arabe
POL 3577 Politique, mouvements sociaux et mondialisation
POL 3580 Politique comparée : Europe
POL 3581 Politique internationale et comparée des peuples autochtones
POL 4541 Politique comparée : États-Unis
POL 4545 Politique comparée : Questions identitaires
POL 4563 Politique et diversité sexuelle et de genres
POL 4578 Économie politique du développement
POL 4584 Démocratisation et autoritarisme
POL 4589 Politique et droits humains
POL 4701 Politique et populisme
POL 4703 La politique et l'extrême droite
POL 4775 La citoyenneté sociale et l'État- providence : le Canada en perspective comparée
POL 4778 Politique comparée : Chine
3 optional course units from the International Relations group: 3 Units
POL 3513 Migration, mobilité, frontières et citoyenneté
POL 3523 Études du genre et théories féministes en relations internationales
POL 3524 Politique et sécurité
POL 3575 Écopolitique
POL 3577 Politique, mouvements sociaux et mondialisation
POL 3578 Politique étrangère canadienne et relations nord-américaines
POL 3579 Organisations internationales et gouvernance mondiale
POL 3581 Politique internationale et comparée des peuples autochtones
POL 4526 Géopolitique contemporaine
POL 4527 Politique étrangère états-unienne
POL 4538 Empire et impérialisme
POL 4570 Politique de l'aide au développement
POL 4573 Politique agro-alimentaire
POL 4576 Économie politique internationale
POL 4578 Économie politique du développement
POL 4588 Les relations internationales comme théorie politique
POL 4590 Politique environnementale mondiale
POL 4591 Thèmes choisis en études critiques de sécurité et de la guerre
POL 4592 Thèmes choisis en économie politique internationale et ou gouvernance mondiale
POL 4702 Technopolitique
3 optional course units from: 3 Units
POL 4710 Séminaire de synthèse en pensée politique
POL 4720 Séminaire de synthèse en politique canadienne
POL 4730 Séminaire de synthèse en relations internationales et politique mondiale
POL 4750 Séminaire de synthèse en politique comparée
POL 4930 Honours Seminar in International Relations and Global Politics
15 optional course units in Political Science (POL) 15 Units
6 optional course units in Political Science (POL) at the 4000 level 6 Units
24 elective course units 24 Units
Total: 183 Units
Note(s)
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CML 1506 is offered intensively during a three week period in January only.
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You must complete CML 2704 and CML 2713 by the end of second year.
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Students must meet the advocacy requirement by completing one of the approved courses.
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These courses may not be offered each year.
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Six credit course. If taken, 27 optional course credits required.
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Nine credit course. If taken, 24 optional course credits required.
7
Students must meet the major paper requirement.
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