This program aims to explain the mechanisms of power and influence and examines how political systems operate. It analyzes the functioning of state institutions, the competing groups that seek to influence their actions, and decodes citizen attitudes. It also studies the relationships between public administration and citizens to evaluate sectoral public policies. On the international level, the program addresses global affairs through the study of foreign policies, the geopolitics of crises and conflicts, globalization, and the role of international organizations.

Political science graduates have access to diverse career opportunities in both the public and private sectors, nationally and internationally. Their multidisciplinary background and strong commitment are highly valued in various fields, including:

- Civil service (diplomacy, public administration)

- Politics (parliamentary assistance, project management, communication)

- Consulting (security, elections, public policies, etc.)

- The non-profit sector (NGOs, associations, unions)

- Journalism and political marketing (media, social networks, culture, polling institutes)

- International organizations (UN, IMF, World Bank, etc.)

- Embassies

- Teaching and research

- Private companies and multinationals