Overview of Bachelor Of Social Sciences (Hons) Politics And Government Studies in University of Sarawak Sarawak UNIMAS Malaysia
Politics and Government Programme offers a holistic and practical approach to the study of political science. As political science is very broad in nature, this programme offers courses which expose the students to a variety of sub-fields in political science. These sub-fields include political economy, public policies, Malaysian politics, comparative politics and governance.
The programme shall produce graduates who can:
To engage in the practice of professionalism and possess leadership skills by applying. theories and concepts of political science.
To apply administrative instruments and skills as practitioners.
To demonstrate good values such as discipline and integrity in workplace.
To explore opportunities and adapt themselves to the global working environment.
These courses are designed to meet these nine learning outcomes:
Explain theories and concepts in Political Science.
Apply research knowledge and subsequently produce academic writings related to the discipline of Political Science.
Demonstrate caring attitude and sensitivity towards issues and problem faced by the community
Practice good value such as integrity, discipline as well as responsibility in daily life and in the work environment.
Present ideas coherently and convincingly either individually or in a team based environment.
Analyze current political issues critically.
Demonstrate the desire to continuously enrich one's knowledge.
Explore and seize entrepreneurial opportunities creatively and productively.
Entry Requirements
STPM
Obtained at least Grade C (NGMP 2.00) at STPM level in any two (2) subjects (excluding General Studies) And
Obtained at least passed Grade E at SPM level in the following subjects:
Mathematics / Additional Mathematics
English And
Obtained at least Level 2 (Band 2) in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET)
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