Political Science

The department is usually staffed with lecturers who specialize in various subfields of political science, such as Comparative Politics, International Relations, Political Theory, Political Thought, Political Process, Comparative Politics, International Politics and Relation, Foreign Policy, Public Administration, Public Policy, Political Economy and more. Faculty members often conduct research, publish scholarly articles/books and contribute to the academic discourse in their respective areas of expertise. The curriculum includes a diverse range of courses covering topics like political theory, government structures, international politics, policy analysis, political behavior, research methods and regional studies. Students may have the opportunity to delve into specialized areas based on their interests and career goals. Political science departments often emphasize research and encourage faculty and students to engage in scholarly inquiry. The extracurricular activities provide students with opportunities to engage in discussions, debates and simulations related to politics. Political science departments may host conferences, seminars, workshops and guest lecturers featuring prominent scholars, policy makers, and experts in the field. Political science departments encourage students to participate in exchange programs. Departments often provide career advising, job fairs and resources to help students transition into careers in government, public service, diplomacy, research, advocacy, consulting, law, journalism, and various other fields.