The Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Peace and Governance covers topics such as peace, security, governance, conflict causes, peace building, diplomacy and negotiation, political ideologies, and political science and governance. Students also study religion and conflict, HIV/AIDS, communication skills, and leadership, theory and practice. Modules extend into social science research methods, creative problem solving, peace building and peace keeping, media, democracy and governance, gender and governance, conflict transformation, and international relations and global governance.
The programme is organised into Part I, Part II, Part III, and Part IV. Part I includes modules like Introduction to Peace, Security And Governance, Conflict, Peace and development, and Introduction to Peace Building Process, plus an introduction to computer science. Part II includes Peace Building and Peace Keeping and Governance and Politics in Africa, and Part III includes Industrial and a Project. Part IV covers electives such as French/Spanish/Portuguese and includes a Project Planning and Management module.
Modules
- PG101 Introduction to Peace, Security And Governance
- PG102 Causes of conflict at micro and macro levels
- PG103 Conflict, Peace and development
- PG104 Introduction to Peace Building Process
- PG105 Religion, Conflict and Peace
- HS101 HIV / AIDS
- PC103 Communication Skills
- PG107 Introduction to Political Science And Governance
- PG108 Diplomacy and Negotiation
- PG109 Political Ideologies and Conflict
- CS101 An Introduction to Computer Science
- PG110 Leadership, Theory and Practice
