In political science, students learn verbal and written communication skills. Majorly that includes writing articles, which helps in developing good written communication skills. Students also develop interpersonal communication skills through group assignments and in-class meetings and learn how to communicate complicated concepts effectively and persuasively to their targeted audience.

Political science acquires key study skills by class assignments that include intellectual and persuading articles. Students learn how to do research using academic books and documents, newspaper reports, and other resources. They learn to evaluate these sources and to base a reasonable claim on their analysis.

Many companies need writing skills, and a political science student enhances their writing ability through various types of assignments. Political science courses may include the assigning of theoretical analysis, academic papers, or evidence-based thesis.

Throughout the political science curriculum, students develop critical skills by reading numerous papers and references. Students know how to identify the critical data of an in-class topic or article. They also develop their critical skills by reading and debating current affairs in college.