A program that focuses on the systematic study of international politics and institutions, and the conduct of diplomacy and foreign policy. Includes instruction in international relations theory, foreign policy analysis, international law and organization, the comparative study of specific countries and regions, and the theory and practice of diplomacy.
Careers and Jobs:
Managers, All OtherPolitical Science Teachers, PostsecondaryPolitical Scientists
Housing & Dining
The best way to experience all that college life has to offer you is by enjoying the independence of living in our university residence halls. Living on campus will surround you with friends, fun and endless opportunities to pursue your academic and co-curricular interests. With a diverse student body and a wide variety of activities on campus, it’s easy to find a place to fit in and make memories that will last a lifetime. In fact, research shows that when you live on-campus you will improve your classroom performance, be more likely to graduate on time and develop connections that are more lasting. Our 12 residence halls are home to approximately 1,200 students. We offer a variety of residence hall and room styles as well as meal plan options, with dedicated halls for first-year and upper-class students. Convenient study areas and community lounges are located within each hall, as well as a variety of social, community, diversity and educational programming. Finally, we have dedicated professional and student staff to build community and enhance the living environment.
Work Study
This on-campus part time employment is fully funded through the University. Financial need is not a requirement, but job availability is limited. These jobs are also coordinated through the Office of Financial Aid Services. International students may be eligible.
Extracurricular Activities
Your college experience should include activities and events where you can meet friends and make memories to last a lifetime. Lewis offers more than 100 student organizations and numerous opportunities to get involved. Here are some of the many ways to discover life at Lewis.
Sports, Recreation & Healthcare
Fitness, wellness, intramural, and recreational programs and activities are provided for the students, faculty/staff, alumni, spouses, and children, as well as other Lewis University community members. This provides a unique environment for students to interact with other members of the larger University community. The Health and Wellness center is available to all students. Our services are available to ALL students! Whether you live on campus or commute, attend full-time or part-time, are an undergrad or grad student, our services are here for you! Most of our services are free, with the exception of vaccinations, TB testing and titer testing; for which there are nominal charges involved for providing these services. It is free to see the campus nurse or campus physician for minor, acute illness or injury. For example, we provide free rapid strep testing, STI testing, UTI screening, and basic physical exams. Many over the counter and limited prescription medications are also available for free. Counseling Services are also free (appointments with one of our mental health counselors). The Chicago area is served by multiple, world-class hospital systems.
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