MA Political Science (Master of Arts in Political Science)
Political Science includes theoretical knowledge about national and global institutions, concepts, and ideals. The course emphasizes on the basic concepts of political ideologies in the government and administration. Candidates are guided to research and review useful information and create thought-provoking concepts and ideas. The curriculum emphasizes on concepts and skills that enrich the candidate’s knowledge, creates a highly adaptive environment, and provides opportunities to grow successfully in the respective field.
MA Political Science course details
| Duration | 2 years |
|---|---|
| Level | Master Programme |
| Mode of Admission | Merit /Management |
| Fee Detail | Merit Quota Seats :- Rs.30,000 to Rs.60,000 |
| Management Quota Seats :- Rs.75,000 to Rs.1,50,000 | |
| Admission Process |
Merit- College will be inviting the Application, Interested candidates can apply once the applications are open. |
List of Top MA Political Science Colleges in Bangalore
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St.Joseph's College(AUTONOMOUS)
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Course name: MA Political Science
Affiliations: Bangalore University
Eligibility: Candidates applying for the above programmes must possess a recognised undergraduate degree with minimum 50 percent marks
Duration: 2 Years,Full Time, Post Graduation Programme
Campus Location: 36, Langford Rd, Bheemanna Garden, Langford Gardens, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027
Distance:
The college is well connected with Airport, Railways & Bus
Distance from Railway Station : 7 kms
Distance from Airport : 39.2 kms
List of MA Political Science colleges
Career Scope of MA Political Science
Career opportunities are available in news papers, educational institutes, social services, and counseling. Potential career roles:
- Operations Officer
- Teacher/Instructor
- Diplomat
- Government Advisor
- Civil Servant
- Public Relations Officer
Placements for MA Political Science
Popular Recruiters:
- Oracle
- Kotak
- Concentrix Corporation
- United Nations
- Oxford Research Group
- Thomson Reuters
