PhD in Political Science

Doctoral program focused on advanced political theory, governance studies, comparative politics, international relations, and original dissertation-based research under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. 

Program structured around proposal submission, expert evaluation, supervised research, and dissertation defense. The Research Committee under the Faculty oversees approval, supervision arrangements, and final awarding of the degree. Emphasis on analytical, theoretical, and empirical contributions to political science.

Features

• Research Committee–controlled admission and supervision
• Dissertation-centered doctoral pathway
• MPhil-based entry system
• Alignment with national political research priorities

Eligibility

• MPhil in Political Science from TU or TU-recognized institution, subject to Research Committee approval.

Admission Process (Points)

• Submit application through the Central Department.
• Provide MPhil transcripts, research background, and proposal as required by Faculty procedures.
• Proposal reviewed by the Research Committee.
• Approval leads to assignment of supervisor(s).
• Enrollment completed upon acceptance; dissertation work begins after formal registration.

Job Prospects

• University teaching and research
• Government policy units
• Parliament and legislative support institutions
• Political analysis and think tanks
• NGOs/INGOs in governance and democracy sectors
• International relations and diplomacy-related roles
• Public administration and development consulting