Politology
Tittle | Politology |
Department | Philosophy and Politology |
Type (compulsory/optional) | Compulsory |
Cycle (first/second) | First Cycle |
Semester when the component is delivered | 1sh semester |
Course description | The
main objective of the course "Polititology" is the study of the nature, history, theory
and methodology of political activity and behavior. To be able to navigate the
world's major political schools, concepts and directions, to know and be able
to give a description of the Ukrainian political doctrine, to have an idea
about the nature of political life, political relations and processes of object
and subject of politics, know human and civil rights, the essence and the value
of political systems and regimes in the life of the state and society have a
glimpse of the processes of international politics, geopolitical situation, the
place, role and status of Ukraine in the modern political world, skilled
political culture, to be able to apply political knowledge in their
professional and social activities. |
Course content | Module 1.Politycal
system Theme 1. Politics as a science and academic discipline. Theme 2. Political activity and political relations. Theme 3. Political power: sources, resources, typology. Theme 4. Political system of the society and political regime as a way of functioning. Theme 5. State's role in the political system of society. Module 2. Fundamentals of democracy Theme 6. Democracy in the political life of society. Theme 7. Civil society. Theme 8. Political elite and political leadership. Theme 9. Political parties and NGO. Theme 10. Essentials of international relations. Theme 11. Global political and ideological doctrines. Theme 12. Political Culture. Theme 13. Nation and national relations. Theme 14. Ss of development of world political thought. Theme 15. Development of Ukrainian political thought. |
Learning outcomes |
Learn the methodology
of the study and the development of political systems and political processes; |
Contact hours (lectures/seminars)
|
15/15 |
Prerequisites
|
History |
Number of ECTS credits allocated
|
3 credits |