Master’s in Political Science

Diversified Students

across the globe with different cultures and backgrounds.

Duration & Language

Program delivery in English language over a period of 24 months.

Certification

Degree certificate upon completion is "Master's in Political Science".

Beyond Politics: Crafting Tomorrow's Solutions

Master's in Political Science

A Master's in Political Science program is a postgraduate-level academic program that focuses on the systematic study of political systems, political behavior, governance structures, and international relations. The program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and analytical skills in the field of political science.
  • Shaping Global Perspectives: Unleash Your Potential
  • Analyzing Power Structures: Unlock Tomorrow's Political Insights
  • Navigate Complex Sociopolitical Landscapes
  • Strategic Insights, Analytical Excellence
  • Political Mastery: Transforming Insights into Impact
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Mastering Political Dynamics: Propel Your Career Forward

This program is designed to deepen students' understanding of political systems, theories, and practices while equipping them with advanced analytical, research, and communication skills.

Programme Objectives:

  • Develop advanced analytical and critical thinking skills to assess political phenomena, policies, and institutions.
  • Develop advanced analytical and critical thinking skills to assess political phenomena, policies, and institutions.
  • Allow students to specialize in subfields of political science such as international relations, comparative politics, political theory, public policy, or political economy.
  • Equip students with the research skills and methodological tools necessary for conducting independent political research.
  • Provide comprehensive knowledge of political systems, institutions, and governance structures at local, national, and international levels
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Programme Eligibility Criteria and Academic Qualifications

Academic Qualifications

Educational Qualifications:

A bachelor’s degree from a recognized university or equivalent institution is typically required.

Minimum Grade Requirement:

A minimum specified grade or percentage in the qualifying examination is 5 GPA or 50%.

Subject Requirements:

While a bachelor’s degree in political science or a related field is advantageous, many programs accept applicants with diverse academic backgrounds.

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Other Qualifications

Language Proficiency:
Proficiency in the language of instruction (often English) through standardized language proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS, especially for international students or in non-English speaking countries.

Personal Statement or Statement of Purpose:
Submission of a personal statement or statement of purpose, outlining the candidate’s interest in economics, career goals, and reasons for choosing the specific program.

Letters of Recommendation:
Submission of letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, or professionals who can attest to the candidate’s academic abilities and potential.

Interview:
 Participation in an interview, either in person or online, to assess the candidate’s suitability for the program.
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STEPS TO SUCCESS

Admission Evaluation Process and Procedure

The admission evaluation process for a Master's in Political Science program typically involves a comprehensive review of an applicant's academic qualifications, letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and sometimes an interview.
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Online Application

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Online Assessment

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Personal Interview

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Entry Documents Verification

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Final Committee Decision

Political Intelligence Redefined: Top Reasons for Choosing the Program

Deepened Understanding of Political Dynamics

Gain an in-depth understanding of political theories, institutions, and dynamics, allowing you to analyze and interpret political phenomena at a sophisticated level.

Specialization Opportunities

Customize your studies by choosing specializations within political science, such as international relations, comparative politics, political theory, public policy, or political economy.

Policy Analysis Expertise

Acquire the skills to analyze and evaluate public policies, contributing to evidence-based decision-making in government, think tanks, or advocacy organizations.

Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills

Hone critical thinking and analytical skills, allowing you to assess complex political issues and propose well-reasoned solutions.

Experienced Faculty

Learn from distinguished faculty members who bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the classroom. Our professors are actively engaged in research and bring real-world insights to the academic environment.

Advanced Research Skills

Develop advanced research skills, including qualitative and quantitative methods, enabling you to contribute to political science literature and conduct independent research.

Global Perspective

Explore global political issues, international relations, and geopolitical trends, gaining insights into the interconnectedness of political systems on a global scale.

Preparation for Doctoral Studies

If interested, the master's program serves as a strong foundation for those considering further academic pursuits, including a Ph.D. in Political Science.

Solving Global Challenges: A Closer Look at Our Curriculum

Year 1

Political Theory I
  • Introduction to major political theories, thinkers, and philosophical foundations.
    • Comparative Politics I
  • Examination of political systems, institutions, and processes across different countries.
    • Research Methods in Political Science
  • Training in research design, data collection, and qualitative and quantitative research methods.
    • International Relations I
  • Analysis of international relations theories, global politics, and diplomacy.
    • Seminar in Contemporary Political Issues
  • Discussion of current political events and issues, emphasizing critical analysis.
    • Political Theory II
  • Advanced study of political theory, focusing on specific themes or schools of thought.
    • Comparative Politics II
  • In-depth exploration of comparative politics, including case studies and regional analyses.
    • Quantitative Research Methods
  • Advanced training in statistical methods and quantitative data analysis.
    • International Relations II
  • Advanced topics in international relations, including conflict resolution, global governance, and international political economy.
    • Elective Course 1
  • Students may choose an elective based on their interests, such as a specialized topic in political science.

    • Year 2

    Public Policy Analysis
  • Examination of policy-making processes, policy analysis techniques, and evaluation of public policies.
    • Thesis Proposal Seminar
  • Development of a research proposal for the master's thesis, including literature review and research design.
    • Elective Course 2
  • Another elective course chosen to complement the student's research interests.
    • Internship or Applied Research (Optional)
  • Optional practical experience in a political setting, research institution, or governmental organization.
    • Master's Thesis Research
  • Independent research under the guidance of a faculty advisor, culminating in the completion of a master's thesis.
    • Elective Course 3
  • A final elective course chosen to provide additional depth to the student's specialization.
    • Seminar in Political Science
  • Presentation and discussion of master's thesis research findings within the academic community.
    • Professional Development and Career Strategies
  • Seminars or workshops focused on career development, networking, and job placement strategies for political science graduates.

    • The Detailed Course Structure

    Online Learning Features

    Interactive Webinars: Participate in webinars with industry experts and practitioners.
    Online Case Studies: Analyze real-world scenarios and apply economic principles.
    Discussion Forums: Collaborate with classmates on coursework and projects.

    Assessment

    Continuous evaluation through quizzes, assignments, and participation.

    Midterm and final examinations conducted online.

    Capstone project assessment based on research quality and presentation skills.

    Internship Opportunities

    Facilitated virtual internships with partnering organizations.

    Practical experience in applying economic concepts to real-world scenarios.
    Some Paid internships are also available.*

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    FAQs About The Master's in Political Science

    • Why pursue a Master's in Political Science?
    • What are the typical admission requirements for a Master's in Political Science?
    • How long does it take to complete a Master's in Political Science program?
    • Can I specialize in a specific area within Political Science?
    • What career opportunities are available after completing a Master's in Political Science?
    • Is work experience required for admission?
    • Are there opportunities for research during the program?
    • Can I pursue a Ph.D. in Political Science after completing a master's program?
    • How does a Master's in Political Science contribute to career advancement?
    Pursuing a Master's in Political Science allows individuals to deepen their understanding of political systems, theories, and international relations. It provides advanced skills in research, analysis, and critical thinking.
    Admission requirements may include a bachelor's degree in political science or a related field, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and, in some cases, standardized test scores (GRE/GMAT).
    The duration varies but is typically completed in one to two years of full-time study. Part-time or online options may have more flexible timelines.
    Yes, many programs offer specializations or elective courses that allow students to focus on specific areas such as international relations, comparative politics, political theory, or public policy.
    Graduates can pursue careers in government, international organizations, research institutions, non-profit organizations, journalism, academia, and consulting.
    Work experience is not always required, but some programs may value relevant experience in politics, government, or related fields.
    Yes, many programs include a research component, such as a master's thesis or research projects, allowing students to contribute to the field.
    Yes, a Master's in Political Science is a common pathway for those interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in Political Science or a related field.
    The program enhances expertise, critical thinking, and research skills, making graduates competitive in various sectors and providing opportunities for career advancement.
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