Fees

Political Science

---

• The programme fees for Political Science is charged at the start of Each Academic Year. However, students can pay 60% of the school fees before resumming for the first semester.

• Programme Fees for Fresh Students	Amount
  School Fee	₦432,000.00
  Total	₦432,000.00




• Programme Fees for International Students	Amount
  Tuition Fee	$ 2,000
  Others	$ 500
  Total	$ 2,500




Additional Programme Cost

• Strongly recommended: A laptop is very essential.
• To ensure academic success, we strongly recommend that students obtain their own copies of the core textbooks for the courses they are enrolled in. Failure to do so may place students at a disadvantage in their studies. The number of required textbooks and associated costs will vary based on the number of courses selected for a given semester.



Living Cost

• Living costs for the academic year commencing in 2023 are estimated to range from N60,000 to N350,000 for each academic session you spend at Anchor. Our academic session consists of two semesters, so typically, you would be in Anchor for approximately ten months per year. However, it is advisable to budget for a eleven-month period to ensure you have enough funds during holidays to cover essential expenses.


• The cost of meals during the academic session will be on a pay-as-you-eat basis.



---

Previous Next
Requirements Careers

Careers

Political science is a broad field that encompasses the study of government systems, political behavior, international relations, public policy, and more. It offers a wide range of career opportunities in various sectors.

Here are some potential careers in political science:

• Political Analyst: Political analysts examine political trends, conduct research, and provide insights on political issues and events. They may work for think tanks, media organizations, or political consulting firms.


• Government Relations Specialist: Government relations specialists, also known as lobbyists, advocate on behalf of organizations or interest groups to influence government policies and decisions. They work to build relationships with lawmakers, monitor legislation, and shape public policy.


• Political Campaign Staff: Working on political campaigns involves various roles such as campaign manager, campaign strategist, communications director, field organizer, or fundraising coordinator. These positions are involved in organizing campaign activities, managing volunteers, crafting messaging, and coordinating events.


• Public Policy Analyst: Public policy analysts research and evaluate existing policies or propose new policies. They work in government agencies, nonprofit organizations, or research institutes to analyze the impact of policies on various aspects such as the economy, social issues, or the environment.


• International Relations Specialist: International relations specialists focus on the study of relationships between countries and global organizations. They may work for government agencies, international organizations, or research institutes, analyzing international conflicts, negotiating agreements, or advising policymakers on foreign policy decisions.


• Political Scientist: Political scientists conduct research and analyze political systems, behavior, and institutions. They often work in academia, conducting studies, publishing research papers, and teaching courses on political science topics.


• Policy Advisor: Policy advisors provide expert advice to government officials or political leaders on specific policy areas. They analyze data, research best practices, and develop policy recommendations to address social, economic, or political challenges.


• Diplomat/Foreign Service Officer: Diplomats represent their country's interests abroad, working in embassies or consulates. Foreign service officers engage in diplomatic negotiations, promote trade and cultural exchanges, and provide consular services to citizens abroad.


• Nonprofit and NGO Work: Political science graduates can work in nonprofit organizations and NGOs that focus on issues such as human rights, social justice, or international development. Roles may involve policy advocacy, program management, or research.


• Journalism and Media: Political science graduates can pursue careers in journalism or media, reporting on political events, analyzing policies, or interviewing politicians. They may work for newspapers, television networks, online media outlets, or political blogs.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other career paths available to political science graduates. It's important to consider your interests and skills to find the right fit within the political science field. Networking, internships, and further education, such as a master's or a Ph.D. in political science, can also enhance career prospects.

---

If you are yet to apply, visit Application Page:

• • Click on PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
• • Create an account by clicking the Click To Apply button and filling the pre-registration form that would be displayed.
• • NOTE: You are to use a VALID email address and a choice password.
• • Check your mail to activate the account you created.
• • Log on with the email address and password you created.
• • Once successful, click on the programme of your choice
• • Fill the Application Form in steps and save.
• • You will be required to pay a NON REFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE.
• • After successful payment, print the receipt.
• • Take note of your Application Number which will be used for subsequent logins.
• • Complete the application form and print the summary.

You are to check your mail regularly for notification of invitation for Screening. If you have been invited for screening, follow the instruction below:

• • Click on the screening invitation link sent to your mail
• • Log on with your Application Number and password and follow the steps

---

Previous

Careers