Ph.D Political Science

Eligibility Criteria:
1. M.Phil or Equivalent in related Subjects
2.  Students acquiring 3.0 CGPA or above in the M.Phil/MS may apply for conversion of M.Phil/MS into Ph.D.
3.  Passing of GRE type entry test (International)and interview supervised by the Admission Committee are compulsory
Scheme of Studies:
Course Work:18 CH
Thesis: 9 Credit Hours
1st Semester
Cource Code Cource Name Credit Hrs
RMT701 Research Methodology
PS702 Constitutional Development in Pakistan
PS703 Contemporary Western Thoughts
PS704 Contemporary Muslim Thoughts
PS705 Human Rights Humanitarian Law: Situational Analysis
PS706 Preemptive Wars and Prospects of International Peace
PS707 Defense and Strategic Studies
PS708 UN Reforms: Performance Approval, Problems and Prospectus
PS709 Diplomacy and Environmental Issue
PS710 Guided Research Study
PS711 Evolution of Economic System
PS712 Foreign Policies of Major Powers
PS713 New Public Management and Good Governance
PS714 Research Methodology (Non-Creditable)
PS715 Contemporary International Issues
PS716 International Politics of Asia
PS717 Philosophy of Social Sciences
PS718 Dynamic of the Muslim World
PS719 Nuclear Non-Proliferation
Seminar Courses on Selected Topic Below:
PS720 Terrorism A New Phenomenon
PS721 Environmental Issues and World Politics
PS722 Democracy Through War and Violence 
PS723 Democratization of Muslim World: Internal and External Impediments
PS724 English Moderation: Is it Way to Bridge the Gap between Civilizations or a way to Surrender to the Socio-Cultural Domination of the West
PS725 Water Wars
PS726 Free Trade( Source of Development or a Source of Desperation and Poverty for the Development World
PS727 Multinational Companies: A New form of Civilization
PS728 Refugee Politics
PS729 Gender Issues in World Politics.
PS730 India-US-Israel Nexus and its Impacts on the security of South Asia
PS731 Central Asia in World Politics: A New Great Game
PS732 Post-Cold War World arrangements: New Players, New Directions and Dynamics
PS733 Post 9/11 Muslim World
PS734 Role of Madaris in the Civilizational/ Intellectual Grooming of Ummah 
PS735 World Power and Exploitation of Natural Resources of the Developing World
PS736 Increasing Poverty/Debts in the Developing World and Role of International Financial Institutions
PS737 WTO and its Impacts on the 3rd World, especially Agri-Trade
PS738 Globalization: A new way to socio-economic and politico-cultural dominance 
PS739 Gawadar Port: Strategic Importance and Emerging Politics
PS740 Pakistan-Israel Relations: Critical Analysis
PS741 Pakistan Afghanistan Relations: Emerging Scenario
PS742 Human Rights Violation in Afghanistan, Iraq and other Parts of the World
PS743 Privatization and Economic Development in Pakistan
PS744 Politics f Basic Democracies in Pakistan

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