Political science studies power— who holds it, how it is exercised, how Students can influence and gain access to power, and how The University of Windsor's lives are influenced by politicians, bureaucrats, and other politically important institutions (including the courts, the Constitution, domestic and international organizations, etc.) and individuals. This program introduces Students to political, economic, social and environmental issues in Canada and around the world.

University of Windsor offers students the unique opportunity to learn about Canadian and international politics in a city that borders the United States and presents many contemporary comparative US/ Canadian public policy research options. Professors have first-hand expertise in both US and Canadian politics.

Political scientists at University of Windsor carry out research in a range of areas including border studies, Canadian and international policy analysis, conflict resolution, gender and politics, US politics, developmental aid projects, constitutional law and public policy, international political economy, comparative politics, media studies, Middle Eastern and Islamic politics, African politics, democratic politics, and religion and politics.