• Instill within the student knowledge of the theoretical and practical intersection of political science and political analysis.

• Develop the student’s understanding of how political science, international relations and economics shape global policy and events.

• Strengthen the student’s ability to conduct political analysis using statistical methods.

• Provide students with an appreciation of the importance of data science in political analysis.

• Enable the students to use critical thinking critical thinking skills to construct and evaluate analytical arguments in political analysis.

• Strengthen the student’s ability to conduct quantitative and qualitative political analysis research. 

Graduates of a PhD program in Political Analysis may pursue the following career paths:

1. University Professor/Academic Researcher:
   • Graduates can work in academic institutions as faculty members in universities and research institutes.
   • Conduct research in areas like international politics, comparative politics, governance theories, and political theory.
2. Political Consultant: Work as consultants for governments, political parties, international organizations, or large companies to provide political analysis and strategic advice.
3. Political Analyst in Media:
   • Writing and analyzing political events for newspapers, magazines, or digital media.
   • Provide analysis and explanations regarding local and international political developments.
4. Advisor in International or Governmental Organizations:
   • Work in organizations like the United Nations or the European Union, where analysts provide advice on political and developmental issues.
   • They may also work with local and regional governments.
5. Researcher in Think Tanks: Work in think tanks conducting in-depth research on public policy and offering recommendations to policymakers and decision-makers.
6. Expert in International Relations:
   • Analyze and provide guidance on foreign policy, international security, diplomacy, and global crises.
   • Work with governments or international organizations to address cross-border issues.
7. Program/Policy Director in NGOs:
   • Graduates can work with NGOs in managing political or humanitarian programs.
   • Coordinate policies and activities with governmental and international bodies.
8. Strategic Analyst or National Security Expert: Analyze security and political trends in specific countries or regions to help develop security and political strategies.
9. Public Relations and Communication Consultant: Work in advising organizations or individuals on how to communicate effectively with the public based on political analysis.
10. Government Official: Work in government positions related to public policy development and strategic planning, including roles in ministries like Foreign Affairs or Defense.