Political Sciences

Bachelor's

Upon completion of their studies, graduates of the Department of Political Science’s undergraduate program are equipped with: • The necessary knowledge base (theoretical, conceptual, and analytical) that enables them to map and scientifically understand political phenomena: political institutions, political processes, and rivalries, as they unfold at the local, national, and international levels. • The necessary tools and methods, drawn from various (quantitative and qualitative) research traditions in political science and related disciplines, which enable them to analyze the relationships between collective and individual actors within the context of organized society. • The critical ability that equips every political scientist with the capacity to describe and interpret identities, relationships, ideologies, and policies, and to support decision-making processes in the democratic public sphere. • The practical skills that enable the collection and evaluation of information and evidence, the processing and synthesis of data from various sources (traditional and electronic), scientific inquiry and the development of organized and persuasive arguments in written and oral discourse, the handling of multiple stimuli and challenges in a synthetic manner, effective individual and collaborative work, participation in the planning and execution of scientific and professional projects with social, democratic, and ethical responsibility.