205 POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Students whose student numbers end with odd numbers take must courses in the 1st section and those students whose student numbers end with even numbers take these courses in the 2nd section. In the third year, students take 4 must courses and in the forth year students take 3 must courses, and in addition to that, students take elective courses to fulfill their credits. For selective courses there are not sections as separate classes.

Objective
The Department of Political Science and Public Administration aims primarily to educate experts, administrators and entrepreneurs in three fields; state institutions, private institutions and NGOs. Our graduates could work in public and private sectors and civil society organizations as experts, managerial staff or personnel. In conclusion, a) to provide students with strong knowledge of administration, politics, law, urbanization, b) to provide basic knowledge in these disciplines through major courses in economics, finance and international relations, c) to establish a strong general culture background, and d) to enable students to think analytically and synthesizing different information are the main objectives of our department.


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