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Name of the department :POLITICAL SCIENCE
Programme | Level of Study | Intake Capacity |
---|---|---|
B.A Honours | UG | 118 |
B.A General | UG | 530 |
Department of Political Science, Malda College, Malda has long been recognized as one of the very best departments in the Malda College. Our faculty’s accomplishments in teaching are well established. Undergraduate students prepare for active citizenship by becoming astute observers of their own government and political systems around the world. The Department of Political Science was officially established in the College in 1944.Today the department has 4 faculty members, approximately 200 Honour’s (Part-I, Part-II & Part-III) and 2000pass undergraduate students’. Many students and faculty combine their study and research in Political Science with other academic interests such as public policy, public health, economics, philosophy and more to prepare for advanced studies or specific careers after completed his/her graduation. The Department takes pride in its members' varied accomplishments as teachers, writers, consultants and advisors to public officials.
“Political Science prepares students for active citizenship, for careers in public affairs, and for advanced study in the social sciences and professions by training them to become good observers of political behavior in their own country and around the world. It is an exciting field because of its diversity, its complexity and above all, its relevance to the modern the world. Political scientists attempt to describe and explain the wide range of political systems using a variety of powerful analytical techniques. Political science cannot be studied in isolation from other disciplines. Many different and constantly changing influences –philosophical, historical, economic, geographical, sociological, psychological and cultural - determine the form and continuously affect the functioning of political systems. Education in political science exposes students to the issues over which people struggle and disagree not only in India, but also in Rest of Asia, USA, Europe, Africa, and Latin America and all over the globe. Students of Political Science learn about the latest research findings on public opinion, executives, bureaucracies, parties, elections, the legislative, judicial systems, international organizations, and other aspects of the governmental process. Students acquire better knowledge of the way public affairs conducted and a more practical knowledge of how citizens elect representatives, judges, and administrators approach the decisions they are called upon to make.”
The department of Political Science presently follows the course syllabus both in Honours and General framed and approved by the concerned Board of Studies under the jurisdiction of University of Gour Banga.