The Presidency (POL-UA 9310)

Study of the American presidency, its origins, and roles, including those of commander in chief; director of foreign policy; leader in legislation, administration, and party affairs; manager of the economy; and dispenser of social justice. The president is also viewed as a decision maker and compared with the heads of other governments. Readings include the works of presidents and their associates, analytical commentaries by observers of the presidency, and biographies.

Politics (Undergraduate)
4 credits – 14 Weeks

Sections (Fall 2025)


POL-UA 9310-000 (11251)
at NYU Washington DC (Global)
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