Colin Kuehl
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Teaching

See below for a list of recently taught courses and their syllabi.

Graduate Courses

Introductory Analysis of Political Data

Introductory Analysis of Political Data

POLS 641 | Northern Illinois University

An introduction to quantitative methodology used in political research. Covers basic probability and statistics through multivariate regression with a focus on the use of these methods in the field of political science. Much of the course is focused on learning by doing including use of the R programming language

  • Fall 2025
  • Fall 2026
Research Methodology for Public Policy

Research Methodology for Public Policy

POLS 684 | Chiang Mai University School of Public Policy

An introduction to the basics of research design and quantitative methodology used in public policy research.A focus on proper conduct of research using statistics to understand issues of public importance.

  • Summer 2026
International Political Economy

International Political Economy

POLS 684 | Northern Illinois University

A systematic introduction to the political economy of international relations. Students are introduced to the core issues of the subfield such as trade, finance, governance, development, and the environment.

  • Spring 2023
Intermediate Analysis of Political Data

Intermediate Analysis of Political Data

POLS 642 | Northern Illinois University

Regression analysis techniques in political research. Simple bivariate statistical models through structural modeling.

  • Spring 2024
Theories of International Relations

Theories of International Relations

POLS 680 | Northern Illinois University

The course is a graduate-level survey of International Relations (IR) as a disciplinary subfield of Political Science. Centrally, the course explores the evolution of and dialogue between central paradigmatic traditions in IR theory. Also serves as the foundation for preparation for the Ph.D. candidacy exam in international relations.

  • Fall 2021
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Undergraduate Courses

Sustainability Governance: The Politics of Environmental Solutions

Sustainability Governance: The Politics of Environmental Solutions

ENVS 304 | Northern Illinois University

Environmental Studies course uses an interdisciplinary approach to understand the social basis of environmental problems and solutions. Focus on policy making in the United States with an introduction to law as well as international and comparative environmental politics.

  • Fall 2025
Global Environmental Politics

Global Environmental Politics

POLS 385/ENVS 385 | Northern Illinois University

Survey of the most salient issues in Global Environmental Politics with a focus on varying governance structures and contemporary debates.

  • Spring 2024
Introduction to International Relations

Introduction to International Relations

POLS 285 | Northern Illinois University

An introduction to theoretical debates and contemporary issues in the study of international politics

  • Spring 2025
The Politics of Science

The Politics of Science

POLS 324 | Northern Illinois University

An introduction to the role of science in contemporary society and politics focused on two interrated questions: What is the role of science in U.S. policymaking and regulation? And what is the role of public policy in the conduct of science?

  • Fall 2025
International Political Economy

International Political Economy

POLS 383 | Northern Illinois University

A theoretically informed and empirically driven overview of the often dynamic and reciprocal interaction between international relations and the global economy.

  • Fall 2025
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