Department of Political Science

The Department of Political Science examines how governments function, how policies shape societies, and how power influences global and national affairs. Its curriculum covers political theory, public administration, comparative politics, international relations, governance, and political sociology. Students learn to analyze political systems, interpret public policies, and understand civic institutions through discussions, research, and case studies. The department encourages critical thinking, debate, and awareness of contemporary political issues to develop informed and responsible citizens. Faculty members provide mentorship that strengthens academic depth and analytical clarity. Graduates are prepared for careers in civil service, research, journalism, development organizations, public administration, and sectors where political understanding and policy analysis are essential.