Master of Arts-Political Science 

offered by AMU

Students who have completed a bachelor's degree in political science or a related field and wish to deepen their understanding of political theories, systems, and practices

Individuals currently working in government agencies, NGOs, or public policy organizations seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills for career advancement

Explore the foundational concepts and ideas of political thought, including justice, power, democracy, and citizenship, while examining key thinkers from ancient to contemporary times

Analyze different political systems, institutions, and practices across various countries, focusing on their similarities and differences

Examine the processes of policy-making, implementation, and evaluation, along with the roles of governmental and non-governmental actors

Students develop strong research skills through coursework and independent projects, including the ability to formulate research questions, design studies, and interpret data

Emphasis on critical thinking and analytical writing prepares students to construct well-supported arguments and engage in scholarly debates

The Master of Arts in Political Science is a graduate program designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of political systems, theories, and behaviors at local, national, and international levels

Through a combination of theoretical frameworks and empirical research, students explore key topics such as governance, political institutions, public policy, international relations, and comparative politics

The program emphasizes critical thinking and analytical skills, equipping students to assess complex political issues and engage in informed debates

With a focus on both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, students develop the ability to conduct rigorous research and contribute to scholarly discussions

Graduates of the program are prepared for diverse career paths in government, non-profit organizations, international organizations, academia, and the private sector, where they can apply their expertise to shape public policy and contribute to the understanding of political dynamics in an increasingly interconnected world