Political Science and International Studies is an academic discipline that explores the structures, processes, and dynamics of political systems and international relations. It examines how governments operate, how policies are formulated and implemented, and how power is distributed within societies and on a global scale. The course delves into political theories, ideologies, institutions, and public administration while also addressing key global issues such as diplomacy, conflict resolution, international organizations, and economic relations between states.

Students engage with topics such as governance, democracy, human rights, security, and development, analyzing historical and contemporary political events to understand their impact on society. The course also covers comparative politics, examining different political systems and their effectiveness. In the international studies component, students explore foreign policy, international law, global governance, and transnational challenges like climate change, migration, and terrorism.

The field is interdisciplinary, drawing from history, economics, sociology, and law to provide a comprehensive understanding of political and international affairs. Through critical analysis, research, and debate, students develop skills in policy analysis, negotiation, and strategic thinking. Graduates of Political Science and International Studies can pursue careers in government, diplomacy, international organizations, academia, journalism, and policy-making, contributing to national and global decision-making processes.