• To provide a rigorous and comprehensive education in political science that prepares students to become leading scholars and researchers in the field.
• To foster a research environment that encourages originality, creativity, and critical inquiry, enabling students to contribute significant and innovative research to the discipline of political science.
• To promote an interdisciplinary approach to political science, integrating insights from related fields such as economics, sociology, history, and environmental studies to address complex political issues.
• To equip students with a global perspective on political systems, institutions, and processes, preparing them to analyze and engage with political phenomena in diverse cultural and regional contexts.
• To train students to apply their research and knowledge to real-world political challenges, influencing policy-making and governance at local, national, and international levels.
• To instill a strong sense of ethics and social responsibility in students, ensuring that their research and professional activities contribute to the promotion of human rights, social justice, and equitable governance.
• To prepare students for successful careers in academia, research institutions, government, non-governmental organizations, and international agencies through comprehensive training and professional development opportunities.
• To enhance students' ability to communicate complex political ideas and research findings effectively to diverse audiences, ensuring they can engage with academic, professional, and public communities.

Graduates of this program are expected to be qualified to work in different fields such as:

• Political Researcher: Working at research institutes or think tanks to conduct advanced political science research and policy analysis.
• Policy Analyst: Analyzing and developing public policies for government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), or international organizations.
• Political Consultant: Advising political candidates, parties, or organizations on strategy, communication, and campaign management.
• International Relations Specialist: Working for international organizations, such as the United Nations or the World Bank, on issues related to global governance, diplomacy, and international development.
• Government Advisor: Providing expert advice to government officials and legislators on policy issues, political strategy, and legislative initiatives.
• Non-Profit Manager: Leading and managing non-profit organizations focused on political advocacy, human rights, environmental policy, or social justice.
• Public Affairs Director: Managing public relations and advocacy efforts for corporations, trade associations, or advocacy groups.
• Intelligence Analyst: Working for national security agencies or intelligence organizations to analyze political trends, threats, and international security issues.
• Journalist/Political Correspondent: Reporting on political events, conducting investigative journalism, and providing analysis for media organizations.
• University Professor