Politics: Education in political science, government, and international relations.

Advocacy: Training in public speaking, social justice, and community organization.

Law: Pre-law courses covering legal principles, ethics, and the judicial system.

Objective: To prepare students for impactful careers in politics, advocacy, and law, emphasizing leadership, social justice, and legal principles.

Programs:

Politics

Curriculum:

Year 1: Introduction to Political Science, Government Systems

Year 2: Comparative Politics, International Relations

Year 3: Public Policy, Political Economy

Year 4: Politics Capstone Project, Advanced Political Studies

Certifications:

Public Administration Certification

International Relations Certification

Career Paths:

Political Analyst, Diplomat, Public Administrator

Unique Partnerships and Industry Connections:

Partnerships with local government agencies, political think tanks, and international organizations for internships and project collaborations.

Guest lectures and workshops from political scientists, diplomats, and policymakers.

Distinctive Features:

Real-world political simulations and policy analysis projects.

Opportunities to participate in model UN conferences and political debates.

Alignment with the mission to develop knowledgeable and ethical political leaders.

Advocacy

Curriculum:

Year 1: Introduction to Advocacy, Public Speaking

Year 2: Social Justice Issues, Community Organization

Year 3: Advocacy Campaigns, Non-Profit Management

Year 4: Advocacy Capstone Project, Advanced Advocacy Techniques

Certifications:

Certified Advocacy Practitioner (CAP)

Public Speaking Certification

Career Paths:

Community Organizer, Social Justice Advocate, Non-Profit Manager

Unique Partnerships and Industry Connections:

Collaborations with local NGOs, advocacy groups, and community organizations for internships and advocacy projects.

Workshops and guest lectures from experienced advocates and community leaders.

Distinctive Features:

Hands-on experience in organizing advocacy campaigns and community events.

Opportunities for students to engage in social justice initiatives and public policy advocacy.

Alignment with the mission to empower students to become effective and compassionate advocates for change.

Law

Curriculum:

Year 1: Introduction to Legal Principles, Legal Research

Year 2: Criminal Law, Civil Law

Year 3: Ethics in Law, Moot Court

Year 4: Law Capstone Project, Advanced Legal Studies

Certifications:

Pre-Law Certification

Legal Research and Writing Certification

Career Paths:

Lawyer, Legal Analyst, Judicial Clerk

Unique Partnerships and Industry Connections:

Partnerships with local law firms, legal aid organizations, and judicial institutions for internships and moot court experiences.

Guest lectures and workshops from practicing lawyers and judges.

Distinctive Features:

Practical training in legal research, writing, and advocacy.

Opportunities to participate in moot court competitions and legal internships.

Alignment with the mission to develop knowledgeable and ethical legal professionals.