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The Department of Political Science is a department specialized in the study of international relations, political systems, and political thought of its classical, Islamic and Western types, as this department provides students with an important knowledge base in understanding international political interactions in all scientific fields and at the local and international levels.
There is a morning and evening study program in the Department of Politics, and the Department of Politics accepts graduates of the preparatory , scientific, applied and literary branches of study, in addition to graduates of the Institute of Police Commissioners, and the acceptance rate in the morning and evening program is 50.
The Department of Politics was established at the College of Law and Politics/Imam Jafar Al-Sadiq University (peace be upon him), to be one of the most important pillars of the college, and since its inception, this department has been keen to develop the knowledge base of students and develop its academic and scientific programs in order to achieve tangible positive results in the field of scientific studies, in line with global and regional political changes.
1- Developing the capabilities of the faculty members.
2- Qualifying graduates with the necessary knowledge in the field of political science in a way that suits all developments and developments.
3- Providing various institutions with specialists in political science.
4- Expanding specialized studies in a way that meets the needs of the state and society.
5. Encouraging scientific research in future studies in accordance with the requirements of the international system and society.
Academic Description of the Department of Politics.
This academic program description provides a brief summary of the most important characteristics of the program and the learning outcomes expected of the student to achieve, demonstrating whether he has made the most of the available opportunities , as follows:
1. Educational Institution: Imam Jafar Al-Sadiq University.
2. Scientific Department: Department of Political Science.
3. Name of the academic or professional program: Political Science.
4. Name of the final certificate : Bachelor of Political Science.
5. Academic system: annual + courses + courses.
6. Accredited Accreditation Program : Quality Standards in Higher Education
7. Other External Influences :
Supporting Effects:
- The college has multiple scientific titles that provide experience to the college.
- The availability of institutional support, represented by the support of the Ministry, the Presidency of the University and the Faculty Council.
- The faculty has a legal clinic unit that provides scientific training for students.
Threatening Influences:
- Central admission of students without specific constants.
8. Date of preparation of description : 2025
Objectives of the Academic Program .
1- Developing the capabilities of the faculty members
2- Qualifying graduates with the necessary knowledge in the field of political science in a way that suits all developments and developments.
3- Providing various institutions with specialists in political science.
4- Expanding specialized studies in a way that meets the needs of the state and society.
5. Encouraging scientific research in future studies in accordance with the requirements of the international system and society.
6- Encouraging scientific research in the field of political science, contributing to solving the issues of society, and keeping pace with the developments and political events in the country.
7- Preparing activists in the field of defending the rights and freedoms of citizens and enlightening them about them.
8. Fruitful scientific communication with universities and corresponding colleges, cooperation with state institutions, and providing legal consultations.
10. Holding seminars and training courses on political topics and spreading the culture of politics and knowledge in various circles.
Required program outputs and methods of teaching, learning, and assessment.
(a) Cognitive objectives
1- The student's knowledge of various political theories.
2- The student's knowledge of scientific research in political science, analysis, and participation in research centers in fields such as
Political thought, international relations, political systems, human rights, and crisis analysis, especially those that affect the country and its future and contribute to deepening their understanding of political issues and enhancing their research capabilities, which is an important asset in the public and private sectors.
3- The student should know how to build bridges of communication between the department and civil institutions through events such as conferences and workshops.
4. The student should learn to strengthen relations with the bodies responsible for making political decisions, including legislative, executive and judicial authorities.
(b) Skills objectives of the program
1 – The student should acquire the skill of accurate political analysis and develop his political thinking faculty.
2 – The student should acquire the ability and skill to provide political advice, opinions, and analysis.
Teaching and learning methods .
1- The method of giving is accompanied by interrogation by directing direct questions to the students and involving them in the lecture.
2- Holding discussion and analytical seminars during the classroom and forming groups of students.
3- Assigning the student to write reports related to the topics of the course.
4- Opening discussion seminars in the classroom, raising controversial topics, and allowing students to express and exchange their opinions.
Evaluation Methods .
1. Conducting oral and written tests.
2- Student participation and interaction in the classroom.
3. Perform the activities and duties assigned to it.
(c) Emotional and value goals.
1- The ability to speak in front of an audience and discuss.
2. Learning teamwork and cooperating in accomplishing tasks.
3. The ability to express legal opinions.
4. Accomplish the tasks and tasks assigned to it independently.
(d) General and qualifying skills transferred (other skills related to employability and personal development).
1. He must be a politician specialized in the state institutions concerned with it.
2. The ability of the graduate to be a political employee in public administrations and other institutions.
3- To be an activist and analyst in civil society organizations and to strengthen the principle of the rule of law.
4- The ability to be a researcher in various political affairs locally and internationally.
Planning for personal development.
1- Adding new information to the study subject to keep pace with legal developments at a rate not exceeding 20% per annum
2- Effective time management.
3. Setting priorities.
4- The ability to work in an organized manner.
Admission Criterion (Setting Regulations Related to Enrollment in the College or Institute).
Approval of the admission requirements for students in accordance with the laws and regulations of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and their conditions.
The most important sources of information about the program .
1. Prescribed methodological books.
2- Books and Scientific References
3. Books and scientific references specialized in the various branches of political science.
4- The Internet towards the website of the refereed academic scientific journals in Iraq (http://www.iasj.net ).
5- The Virtual Library at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
6- Seminars, scientific conferences and training courses.
Courses and Courses Guide.
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Course Code |
Course Name |
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The first |
PCP 101 |
Introduction to Political Science |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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PS 102 |
Comparative Political and Constitutional Systems |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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SECOND 106 |
Introduction to the Study of Law |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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HER 109 |
History of International Relations |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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ECO 107 |
Principles of Economics |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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103 HS |
Human Rights |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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TO 104 |
Arabic Language |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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COMP 105 |
Calculators |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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ITP 108 |
Introduction to Political Science (English) |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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The second |
IR210 |
International Relations |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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AMPT211 |
Ancient and Mediated Political Thought |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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CL215 |
The Political System in Contemporary Iraq |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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POC212 |
Political Sociology |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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LG214 |
Local Governments |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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IGL216 |
Public International Law |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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IOE217 |
International Organizations E |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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COMP105 |
Computer |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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AS213 |
Arab Political Systems |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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BPC2230 |
Crimes of the defunct Baath Party |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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Third |
PP318 |
Public Policy |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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PSAA319 |
Political systems in Asia and Africa |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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MPT320 |
Modern Western Political Thought |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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AIPT323 |
Arab-Islamic Political Thought |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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STRA325 |
Introduction to the Study of Strategy |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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IER321 |
International Economic Relations |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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PPIE322 |
Policy E |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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IO324 |
International Organizations |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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Fourth |
FP434 |
Foreign Policy |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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CIPT433 |
Contemporary Islamic Political Thought |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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CWPT430 |
Contemporary Western Political Thought |
90 hours 3 units per week |
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PSUA426 |
Political Systems in Europe and the Americas |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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TI427 |
Regional political systems |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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DY431 |
Diplomacy |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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IPE432 |
International Politics E |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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PR429 |
Policy Research |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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PPO428 |
Political Parties and Public Opinion |
60 hours 2 units per week |
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| Phone | |
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| [email protected] | +96407719082131 |
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| Type of Study | Duration of Study | Study System | Awarded Degree | Annual Fee | Fee Payment Installments |
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| Morning | four years | Annual | Bachelor's Degree | 1,000,000 | 4 |
| Evening | four years | Annual | Bachelor's Degreee | 1,000,000 | 4 |
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No, students of all birth years are eligible to apply for Evening Study without age restrictions.
The university is located in Al-Qahira District, opposite the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.
Yes, discounts are available and can be granted upon reviewing your case at the university in accordance with the approved regulations
The tuition fee is divided into four installments throughout the academic year
With an average of 50 in the Literary or Scientific branch, you are eligible to apply for the following programs: Arabic Language Education, English Language Education, Media, Psychology, History, Islamic Education, Physical Education – Behavioral Rehabilitation for Individuals with Autism, and Political Science.