We have a new curriculum change to announce: Gov 1005 Data will fulfill the methods requirement for the Gov concentration, in addition to Gov 50 Political Science Research Methods.
Harvard College has announced that all undergraduate classes will switch to a new grading system for Spring 2020. Instead of letter grades, courses this term will utilize an "emergency satisfactory" (SEM)/"emergency unsatisfactory" (UEM) system. A full Q&A about this new policy can be found on the DSO website.
This policy supersedes the Gov Dept's previously announced pass/fail policy for Spring 2020. The Department will count SEM...
The Government Undergraduate Program is interested to hear your thoughts and feedback about your courses since the move online. Please take a moment to fill out this form. Answers can be left anonymously, and all responses will be used to improve your educational experience in the coming weeks. Read more about Feedback on Your Online Courses
During the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the staff in the Government Undergraduate Program Office are here to represent your concerns to Harvard’s administration. We know that many of you have questions about how the situation will unfold in the coming weeks, and although we have few answers at this point, we want your voices to be heard. If you have any questions or concerns that you’d like us to bring to the...
Isabelle DeSisto '20 has won the Eben Fiske Studentship in Trinity College at the University of Cambridge, where she will be pursuing a MPhil in Politics and International Studies. Congratulations!
Max Weiss, a senior Government concentrator in the Government Department's Tech Science program, recently has his original research on federal public comment servers ...
We are delighted to announce that the Government Department will once again fund several summer internships open only to Government concentrators through the Chair’s Traveling Fund. See here for information on these opportunities and how to apply: https://undergrad.gov.harvard.edu/research-opportunities
Selena Zhao '20 is a winner of the the George J. Mitchell Scholarship, which will send 12 honorees to Ireland for a year of graduate work starting in September. Congratulations!
The Center for American Political Studies at Harvard presents its annual "Thesis 101" workshop during Wintersession. This is a great opportunity for sophomores and juniors to learn more about researching and writing a senior honors thesis in Government (or any other social science field!). Click here for more information and to...
We have a new curriculum change to announce: Gov 1005 Data will fulfill the methods requirement for the Gov concentration, in addition to Gov 50 Political Science Research Methods.
Harvard College has announced that all undergraduate classes will switch to a new grading system for Spring 2020. Instead of letter grades, courses this term will utilize an "emergency satisfactory" (SEM)/"emergency unsatisfactory" (UEM) system. A full Q&A about this new policy can be found on the DSO website.
This policy supersedes the Gov Dept's previously announced pass/fail policy for Spring 2020. The Department will count SEM...
The Government Undergraduate Program is interested to hear your thoughts and feedback about your courses since the move online. Please take a moment to fill out this form. Answers can be left anonymously, and all responses will be used to improve your educational experience in the coming weeks. Read more about Feedback on Your Online Courses
