Postgraduate

PO1

Students will acquire analytical skills in understanding and explicating data and recognizing value conflicts in various issues.

PO2

Students will be able to engage in research projects and will attain proficiency in research report writing.

PO3

Students will acquire the skills necessary to apply the attained knowledge in appropriate work settings.

PO4

Students will be prepared for responsible informed citizenship through the development of ethical decision making skills.

PO5

Students will be able to to examine ideas and theories against existing conventions while dealing with questions of facts and values.

PO6

Students will be able to develop values and attitudes to be the agents of social change.

PO7

Students will be able to acquire decisive and influential skills and will also be able to use them strategically.

PO8

Students will acquire the cognitive and technical skills to critically assess and evaluate current issues with reference to international and domestic standards.

PS0 1

Develop an understanding in all the varied sub-disciplines of Political Science including Political Theory, Indian Political Thought, International Relations, Comparative Politics, Indian Politics and Public Administration

PS0 2

Evaluate the international political events and present their views and positions on international affairs with advanced oral and written skills

PS0 3

Develop knowledge, skills, attitudes and values appropriate for the overall civic and cultural development of our society

PS0 4

Apply theoretical knowledge for understanding the practical domains of Indian politics, international relations and public policy.

PS0 5

Acquire skills in political analysis at various levels of which would be helpful for both teaching and research.

PS0 6

Develop and be able to demonstrate academic proficiency in the subfields of Indian Government and Politics, Comparative Government, International Relations, Public Administration, Political Theory, and International Law.  

PS0 7

Understand not only the Indian Political System but also the working of other political system, different social movement, international conflicts and process of resolution of conflicts

PS0 8

Identify and understand the socio-political factors with an aim to address challenges faced by the society, state, nation and the global community.

PS0 9

Interpret the substantive knowledge of institutions, processes and values that shape politics within and among states, and the major theories, concepts, foundations, and methodologies used in the study of politics

PS0 10

Demonstrate the ability to apply their knowledge of politics by using the major analytic and theoretical frameworks in several subfields of political science and the ability to form an argument, detect fallacies, and martial evidence, about key issues of public policy and politics.

Course

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PS0 1

Demonstrate substantial knowledge and understanding of historical development of international relations.

PS0 2

analyse and explain contemporary international phenomena, including identifying and assessing the positions and interests of key international subjects

PS0 3

Apply concepts and methods to analyse political ideas, practices and issues in international relations.

PS0 4

Use their knowledge of the dominant theoretical approaches to international relations to interpret the behavior of international actors.

PS0 5

Examine the relations between states, the relations between states and non-state actors, and the linkage between domestic politics and international politics

PS0 6

Identify comprehensive paradigm of multi-disciplinary nature of international relations.

PS0 7

Adapt and apply a critical and well-grounded understanding of multiple worldviews, experiences, power structures, and ethical and cultural positions in relation to contemporary global problems

PS0 8

Develop competence in the distinctive modes of inquiry, analysis, and expression of the disciplinary major, as well as gaining an understanding of multiple perspectives relevant to international issues.

PS0 9

formulate and communicate rigorous arguments, whether explanatory (social scientific) or prescriptive (ethical or legal), applied to a global or international context.

PS0 10

Demonstrate critical thinking, including the ability to form an argument, detect fallacies, and martial evidence, about key issues of public policy and politics.

Course

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PSO3

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MIR 121

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MIR 425

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CO100

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