Comparative Politics in Political Science is the focus of an in-depth study of the comparison of political systems, political processes, and public policies between different countries and regions. Students study political structures, democratic mechanisms, the role of political parties, and public policy in various global contexts. They analyze the differences and similarities between different government systems, elections, and public policies in other countries. Students understand the factors that influence political development in a country and how social, cultural, and historical contexts shape political systems. The main goal of this discipline is to understand political systems and public policies holistically, mapping the differences and similarities in political processes across countries and regions. Graduates of this discipline play an important role in broadening their horizons and understanding of the global political system. Graduates make significant contributions to foreign policy, diplomacy, and international trade through in-depth comparative analysis. They help build a broader perspective of global political dynamics, providing a solid foundation for decision-making in complex and frequently changing political contexts. With a deep understanding of comparative politics, they help shape better interstate relations and contribute to global peace and stability.

Indonesian Politics in Political Science is an in-depth study of the political system, political processes, and public policies specific to Indonesia. Students study Indonesia's political history, unique political structure, political parties' role, and public policy analysis at the national, provincial, and local levels. They analyze the development of politics and public policy in Indonesia, understanding the interaction between political parties, society, and government. Students study various periods of Indonesian history, from the multiparty political system to the unique regional autonomy system, as well as the importance of political dynamics at the local level. The group's primary goal is to understand Indonesia's political journey and provide relevant recommendations for better national, provincial, and local political decision-making. They provide in-depth insights into Indonesia's political dynamics, help formulate more effective policies, and promote better public participation in democratization. With a deep understanding of Indonesian politics, graduates from this discipline play a vital role in supporting the overall progress of Indonesia's democracy, politics, and economy. Through comprehensive political analysis and advocacy, they help build a more inclusive and empowered society and promote sustainable development in the country.

Islamic Politics in Political Science examines the interaction between Islam and the domains of politics and public policy. The main focus is to explore the political principles underlying Islam, Islamic political movements, and the role of Islam in public policy in Muslim-majority countries as well as at the global level. Learning materials include: An in-depth analysis of public policies in Muslim-majority countries. The role of Islamic-based political parties. The dynamics of political conflicts involving religious factors. The aim is to understand better the complexity of the relationship between Islam and politics and provide insights that can improve political decision-making in contexts involving Islam. Graduates of the Islamic Politics discipline play an important role in broadening their horizons and understanding of political issues involving Islam. They also contribute to developing inclusive and equitable democracy in countries with a majority Muslim population. A deep understanding of Islamic politics helps promote intercultural dialog, build tolerance, and create more harmonious societies. By understanding the link between religious belief and political praxis, graduates from this discipline can influence positive change in the broader community.