James Madison College is a degree-granting undergraduate college in public affairs and international relations with four distinct majors.
Comparative Cultures & Politics
Study the complex relationship between international affairs and cultures in order to develop practical responses to social injustice, inequity and conflict.
LEARN MOREInternational Relations
Examine the economic, political and social interactions of the global community. Study real or hypothetical foreign policy dilemmas and create models for understanding and influencing world events.
LEARN MOREPolitical Theory & Constitutional Democracy
Analyze the major competing philosophies that have animated political communities. Examine ways to put these principles into practice in order to elicit change.
LEARN MORESocial Relations & Policy
Explore a variety of public issues, focusing on social and intergroup relations. Cultivate reasoning and methodological skills in order to develop empathic observation and effective problem solving.
LEARN MOREWhat do JMC students do after graduation?
Graduates of James Madison College pursue careers in government, politics, business, education and human services, as well as continue their education at top graduate and law schools.
MORE GRADUATE OUTCOMESDiscover Community
James Madison College is a residential college located on the third floor of Case Hall on the southwest side of the Michigan State University campus. In addition to residential floors, Case Hall houses classrooms, computer labs, South Pointe dining hall, faculty advising offices and more. This living-learning environment promotes collaboration among students, faculty, staff and the broader MSU community.
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