This course provides a detailed exploration of government and political systems, covering everything from the basic concepts of power and authority to the complexities of international relations. Students will gain insig…

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View membership plans →This course provides a detailed exploration of government and political systems, covering everything from the basic concepts of power and authority to the complexities of international relations. Students will gain insight into how governments operate, the roles of various political institutions, and the impact of governmental decisions on societies. Through case studies, critical discussions, and practical exercises, this course fosters a comprehensive understanding of governance at local, national, and international levels. Course Objectives - To understand the foundational concepts of political science and governance. - To analyze the structure and functions of different government systems. - To explore the role of government in society and its impact on citizens. - To evaluate the relationship between government and the economy. - To develop the ability to critically assess governmental policies and actions. Course Outcome By the end of this course, students will: 1. Understand Political Theories and Concepts: Gain a solid understanding of political ideologies, power dynamics, and governance structures. 2. Analyse Government Systems: Be able to compare and contrast different forms of government, including democracies, monarchies, and authoritarian regimes. 3. Evaluate Government Policies: Develop skills to critically evaluate the effectiveness of governmental policies and their impact on society. 4. Understand the Electoral Process: Learn about electoral systems, political parties, and the role of citizens in democratic governance. 5. Examine International Relations: Gain insight into global political interactions, international organizations, and diplomatic relations. 6. Prepare for Civic Engagement: Be equipped with the knowledge and skills to participate effectively in civic activities and public discourse. Enrollment Details Duration: 12 weeks Mode: Online classes available Schedule: Flexible scheduling options Prerequisites: None; suitable for students at any level
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