Political Science is a course that studies the theory and practice of politics, government systems, public policies, and political behavior. It explores key areas such as political theory, comparative politics, international relations, public administration, political economy, and political philosophy. Students learn how governments function, how laws are made, and how power and resources are distributed in society. The course also examines political institutions, elections, ideologies, and global political issues. Graduates can pursue careers in government, diplomacy, law, journalism, public policy, international organizations, and academia.