AB Political Science

Program Details

Governance, policy analysis, and political institutions.

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Course Duration

4 Years

Schedule

Reading-intensive sessions with policy and case discussions
Structured debate and issue-based classroom analysis
Flexible study time for research, writing, and presentation work

Requirements

Interest in government, policy, leadership, and current affairs
Willingness to read critically and discuss complex issues
Readiness to support ideas with evidence and clear reasoning

Who Should Learn

Students drawn to governance, policy, and social leadership
Future public servants, researchers, or advocates
Learners interested in law, diplomacy, or civic work
Anyone who wants a deeper understanding of political systems and public issues

Course Description

AB Political Science explores power, governance, public policy, and the institutions that shape civic life at local and global levels.

Students examine political systems, leadership, lawmaking, citizenship, and international issues using structured analysis and debate.

The course strengthens the ability to evaluate arguments, policies, and public decisions with clarity and evidence.

Learners also develop awareness of how politics affects communities, economies, and social change across different contexts.

It is a strong fit for students who want to understand public affairs and prepare for roles in policy, advocacy, education, or government-related work.

Course Contents

Political theory and major systems of government
Public administration and policy analysis
Comparative politics and institutions
International relations and global issues
Civic engagement, law, and governance
Research, debate, and policy writing

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