General Requirement Departments
Profile
The Department of Political Science, established in 1991, is a vibrant academic center dedicated to the study of political theory and practice at the local, state, national, and international levels. The discipline encompasses the systematic study of political ideas, ideologies, institutions, public policies, governance structures, diplomacy, law, strategy, and global affairs.
The department aims to equip students with analytical skills, critical thinking abilities, and a comprehensive understanding of political systems and processes that shape contemporary society.
Academic Focus
Political Science at EMEA emphasizes:
- Political Theory and Ideologies
- Indian Constitution and Governance
- International Relations and Diplomacy
- West Asian Politics
- Federalism and Decentralization
- Political Processes and Public Policy
Through interactive lectures, seminars, discussions, and academic activities, students gain both theoretical insight and practical awareness of governance and global political developments.
Courses Offered (Undergraduate Level)
The Department offers Core, Complementary, and Certificate Courses to various undergraduate programmes:
| Sl. No | Category | Course Code | Name of the Course | Programme & Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Core | W 5 B10 | Major Concepts in International Politics | UG in West Asian Studies (V Semester) |
| 2 | Core | W 6 B 13 | Foreign Policy Issues in West Asia | UG in West Asian Studies (VI Semester) |
| 3 | Complementary | ICP1(2)CO1 | Indian Constitution and Politics: Basic Features & Governmental Structures | UG in Economics (II Semester) |
| 4 | Complementary | ICP4(3)CO2 | Indian Constitution and Politics: Federalism, Decentralization & Political Dynamics | UG in Economics (III Semester) |
| 5 | Complementary | POL1(2)CO1 | Introduction to Political Science and Governmental Structures & Processes | UG in English (I Semester) |
| 6 | Complementary | POL4(3)CO2 | Political Ideas, Concepts and Ideologies | UG in English (IV Semester) |
| 7 | Certificate Course | CPP | Certificate Course in Parliamentary Proceedings | Open to Interested Students |
Academic Enrichment
The department encourages:
- Debates, seminars, and panel discussions
- Observance of Constitution Day and Human Rights Day
- Model Parliament and mock legislative sessions
- Interaction with academicians and policy experts
Vision
To foster informed, responsible, and critically aware citizens with a deep understanding of democratic values and global political dynamics.
Mission
- To provide quality education in Political Science
- To promote research and critical inquiry
- To nurture civic responsibility and democratic participation
- To prepare students for higher studies, civil services, law, media, and public administration
The Department of Political Science continues to contribute to academic excellence by shaping students into thoughtful leaders and engaged citizens of the nation.
