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Comparative Politics involves the methodical examination and contrast of various political systems, processes, and global patterns. Scholars in this field analyze similarities and differences to understand major political transformations and progress. Its methodological emphasis distinguishes it from other Political Science disciplines.
Our faculty excels in both teaching and research. We provide guidance for students exploring topics like democratization, authoritarian regimes, gender studies, human rights, minority representation, digital advancements, and electoral systems across regions including Asia, Latin America, and North America.
Graduates from our program gain qualifications for careers in academic institutions worldwide, global agencies, NGOs, and government sectors.
Admission to the PhD program will normally require a Master’s degree in political science with an average of at least an A– (A minus). Official Academic Transcripts Upload a scan of ALL official university transcripts completed to date to the application system. Remember to include a copy of the transcript key/legend or scale from the transcript. Transcripts from institutions where you completed courses on Letter of Permission and/or as part of a Student Exchange Program must also be included. If the official language of instruction at your institution is not English, please include both the original language document and a certified English translation.