ECTS
60 credits
Duration
1 year
Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
- Manager: A. DEZE
The Bachelor's Degree with a Major in Political Science offers specialized instruction in political science from the first year (L1) through the third year (L3).
This program focuses on understanding the contemporary world through the acquisition of the knowledge necessary to analyze politics—understood in the broad sense of the governance of societies.
The Benefits of the Training Program
Pre-registration procedure:
Objectives
A graduate with a bachelor's degree in Political Science:
- Prepares analytical reports
- conducts evaluations of public policies
- Develops and conducts studies or surveys
- Writes questionnaires
- Generation and Analysis of Qualitative and Quantitative Data
- Writes news articles
Graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science are able to:
- Conducting Literature Reviews
- Write any type of written document (note, summary, report, etc.)
- Use databases compiled from surveys or quantitative studies
- Conduct an analysis based on qualitative data
- Produce a written or recorded news report
- Master communication and information-searching techniques
Expertise and Skills
Skills acquired:
- Master's Degree in Social Science Methods.
- Acquisition of prerequisite knowledge through the performance of responsibilities.
- Comprehensive information on the status of pressing issues.
- Guidance on vocational training programs.
- Sponsorships for international mobility programs.
Program
Under the LMD system, the Political Science track of the Bachelor’s degree consists of 6 semesters (two semesters per year). The program is structured around a progressive learning path.
The first year (L1) is devoted to acquiring the fundamentals of the discipline, combined with courses in law, history, social sciences, and economics.
Starting in the second year (L2) and continuing into the third year (L3), students will take general courses as well as courses corresponding to major areas of focus that lead to specialization tracks in the Master’s 2 programs.
The entire program will enable students to acquire a solid foundation in political science, as well as a strong command of the English language, general knowledge, and social science research methods.
EU Introduction to Literature Review
1 creditEU Support for University Integration 1
2 creditsEU History of the Social Sciences
EU General Constitutional Law
4 creditsEU International Relations
3 creditsEU Introduction to Political Science 1
7 creditsEU French Politics 1
7 creditsEU English 1
Digital Skills Portfolio