Political institutions and systems
WCU now offers a Ph.D. in Political Institutions & Systems.
Focus of the programme:
- Contemporary Political Systems
- The Concept of Political Regime
- Political Regimes
- Party Systems
- Political Parties
- Signs and Elements of Political Institutions
- Typology, Types and Patterns of Political Institutions
- Formation of Political Institutions
- Modern Political Institutions
- World Politics
- Diplomacy
- Participants in International Relations
- International Relations Theory
The Ph.D. in Political Institutions and Systems provides comprehensive knowledge of political systems, political institutions, political regimes, political parties, world politics and diplomacy. The programme enables candidates to evaluate political and social changes in the global system while providing theoretical and analytical perspectives on international relations and developing common geo-political knowledge.
In order to improve knowledge and share experiences, international experts are frequently invited to WCU. In addition, our doctoral students may participate in the Erasmus Mundus programme to improve their research skills and gain international experience.
Participation in the programme and future perspectives
The Ph.D. programme is offered to graduates with a master’s degree. Ph.D. students specialise in particular disciplines and conduct in-depth, independent research. Graduates can work as teachers in educational institutions or use their research skills within the framework of international, governmental or non-governmental organisations (NGOs).