Faculty of Political Science
The Faculty of Political Science encompasses various elements aimed at preparing students for careers in politics, governance, and international relations. Here’s a general overview:
Goals
– Critical Thinking: Foster analytical and critical thinking skills to understand political systems and issues.
– Civic Engagement: Encourage active participation in civic life and understanding of democratic processes.
– Research and Scholarship: Promote research that contributes to the understanding of political phenomena and informs policy-making
Goals
Vision
Duration of Study
The vision often centers on being a leading institution in political science education, dedicated to cultivating informed and engaged citizens who can contribute to the betterment of society.
Vision
Undergraduate programs four years,
master’s programs typically require one to two additional years.
Doctoral programs can extend from three to five years.
Duration of Study
Departments
Postgraduate Programs
– Political Theory
– Comparative Politics
– International Relations
– Public Policy
– Political Economy
– Public Administration
departments within a Faculty of Political Science include:
Departments
– Master’s Degrees: Such as Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Public Administration (MPA) in various specializations.
– Doctoral Programs: Including Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Political Science, focusing on advanced research and theoretical frameworks.
– Certificates: Graduate certificates in areas like international relations, conflict resolution, or public policy analysis.