Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science Prospectus 2

MODE OF STUDY
Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science offers various modes of study that
include; Full-time, Part-time, Distance and E-learning, giving a candidate an alternative
choice to choose a mode that best suits his or her situation.
COURSES OFFERED BY EACH SCHOOL

School of Vocational & Technical Education
1. Certificate in Computer Studies
2. Certificate in Food Production & Beverage
3. Certificate in Textile Technology
4. Diploma in Community Development
5. Diploma in Computer Studies
6. Diploma in Human Resource
7. Diploma in Marketing
School of Social and Political Science
1. Bachelors of Arts in African History
2. Bachelors of Arts in Cultural Policy and Media Management
3. Bachelors of Arts in Media Production
4. Bachelors of Arts in Media Communication & Culture
5. Bachelors of Arts in Creative Writing
6. Bachelors of Arts in Drama
7. Bachelors of Arts in Drama & English
8. Bachelors of Arts in English Language & Literature
9. Bachelors of Arts in English Linguistics
10. Bachelors of Arts in Film & Television Studies
11. Bachelors of Arts in Modern History
12. Bachelors of Arts in Modern Languages
13. Bachelors of Arts in Musicology
14. Bachelors of Science in Cyber Security
15. Bachelors of Arts in Psychology
16. Bachelors of Science in Forensic Psychology & Criminal Justice
17. Bachelors of Arts in Educational Psychology
18. Bachelors of Arts in Sociology
19. Bachelors of Arts in Social Psychology
20. Bachelors of Arts in Educational Sociology
21. Bachelors of Arts in Adult & Continuing Education
22. Bachelors of Arts in International Relations
23. Bachelors of Arts in Counselling
24. Bachelors of Arts in Counselling & Family Management
25. Bachelors of Arts in Gender & Counselling
26. Bachelors of Arts in Gender Development
27. Bachelors of Arts in Social Policy
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Bachelors of Arts in Community Development

Bachelors of Science in Social Work
Bachelors of Arts in Development Studies
Bachelors of Science in Political Science
Bachelors of Arts in Political Communication
Bachelors of Arts in Political Governance & Leadership
Bachelors of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice
Bachelors of Arts in Criminology & Sociology
Bachelors of Science in Sports Science
Bachelors of Science in Biology
School of Economics:
1. Bachelors of Arts in Economics
2. Bachelors of Science in Economics
3. Bachelors of Arts in Accounting and Finance
4. Bachelors of Arts in International Accounting & Financial Management
5. Bachelors of Arts in International Corporate Finance & Banking
6. Bachelors of Arts in Banking and Financial Services
7. Bachelors of Arts in Economics, Banking & Finance
8. Bachelors of Arts in Economic Development
9. Bachelors of Arts in Economic Development & Finance
10. Bachelors of Arts in Financial Economics
11. Bachelors of Arts in Financial Risk Management
12. Bachelors of Arts in International Trade & Finance
13. Bachelors of Arts in Investment, Banking & Finance
14. Bachelors of Science in Mathematics
15. Bachelors of Science in Mathematics & Statistics
School of Business Studies:
1. Bachelors of Arts in Business Administration
2. Bachelors of Arts in Management Studies
3. Bachelors of Arts in Human Resource Management
4. Bachelors of Arts in Labour and Industrial relations
5. Bachelors of Arts in International Business & Economic Development
6. Bachelors of Arts in Public Administration
7. Bachelors of Arts in Marketing
8. Bachelors of Arts in International Management & Leadership
9. Bachelors of Arts in International Strategic Management
10. Bachelors of Arts in Organizational Leadership
11. Bachelors of Arts in Media Management
12. Bachelors of Science in Construction Management
13. Bachelors of Science in Computer Studies
14. Bachelors of Science in Computer Forensic
15. Bachelors of Science in Computer Forensic & E-discovery
16. Bachelors of Science in Information Management Systems
School of Postgraduate Studies:
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1. Masters of Business Administration Generic

2. Masters of Business Administration-Finance
3. Masters of Business Administration-Marketing
4. Masters of Business Administration-Human Resource Management
5. Masters of Science in Economics
6. Masters of Arts in Media Culture
7. Masters of Arts in Media Innovation
8. Masters of Science in Human Media interaction
9. Masters of Science in Human Development & Public policy
10. Masters of Science in Management, Organization & Culture
11. Masters of Arts in Management
12. Masters of Arts in International Business
13. Masters of Business Administration in Corporate Strategy & Economic Policy
14. Masters of Science in Educational Science and Technology
15. Masters of science in Education & Child Studies
16. Masters of Laws in International Law
17. Masters of Laws in International Law & International Relations
18. Masters of Laws in intellectual Property Law
19. Masters of laws in International Commercial Law
20. Masters of Laws in International Competition Law & Policy
21. Masters of Arts in Community Development
22. Masters of Arts in Community Development & Social Policy
23. Masters of Social Work
24. Masters of Social Work & Social Policy
25. Masters of Arts in Development Studies
26. Masters of Science in Political Science
27. Masters of Science in Political Science and International Relations
28. Masters of Science in political Science and International Law
29. Masters of Science in Comparative politics
30. Masters Arts in Gender Development
31. Masters of Arts in Governance, Policy and Political Economy
Bachelors of Arts in Business Administration:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Grade 12 with 5 Credits including Mathematics and English
Diploma in Business Administration
Any other qualification
Aim:
To provide comprehensive structured knowledge and skills for the purpose and
practices of a business entity
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Communication
Business Management
Financial Management
Economics
Marketing
Semester Two
Human Resource Management
Business Law
Business Mathematics
Business Statistics
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Organization Behaviour
Financial Accounting
Labour and Employee Relations Law
Management Information System
Business Strategy
Semester Two
Corporate Governance
Strategic Management
Business Ethics
Cost and Management Accounting
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Total quality Management
International business & Investment
Entrepreneurship Development
Semester Two
Operations Management
Production Management
Introduction to Research Methods
Auditing and Taxation
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Global Economy
Bachelors of Arts in Entrepreneurship Development:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Diploma in Business Administration/Management
Aim:
To provide comprehensive structured knowledge and skills for the purpose and
practices of a business entity
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Management
Economics
Marketing
Semester Two
Business Law
Entrepreneurship
Business Statistics
Corporate Finance
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Business Strategy
Semester Two
Business Ethics
Cost and Management Accounting
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Global Economy
Semester Two
Bachelors of Arts in Management:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Aim:
To provide comprehensive structured knowledge and skills for the purpose of
managing a business entity
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Management
Economics
Marketing
Semester Two
Business Law
Business Statistics
Managerial Economics
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Business Strategy
Semester Two
Business Ethics
Corporate Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Risk Management
Semester Two
Bachelors of Arts in Human Resource Management:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Aim:
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Management
Economics
Marketing
Semester Two
Business Law
Business Statistics
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Business Strategy
Semester Two
Business Ethics
Corporate Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Risk Management
Semester Two
Bachelors of Arts in Marketing:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Aim:
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Management
Marketing
Semester Two
Business Law
Business Statistics
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Consumer Behaviour
Economics
Strategic Marketing Management
Semester Two
International Marketing
Organizational Behaviour
Business Environment
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic Marketing planning
Cost & Management Accounting
Sales Management
Semester Two
Project
Electives Any three
Marketing Research
Electronic commerce
B2B Marketing
Distribution Management
Service Marketing
Bachelors of Science in Marketing:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Aim:
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Management
Economics
Marketing
Semester Two
Business Law
Business Statistics
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Business Strategy
Semester Two
Business Ethics
Corporate Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Risk Management
Semester Two
Bachelors of Science in Economics:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
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Aim:
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Business Management
Economics
Marketing
Semester Two
Business Law
Business Statistics
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Macro-economics
Business Strategy
Semester Two
Micro-economics
Corporate Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Risk Management
Semester Two
Banking & Financial Markets
Bachelors of Arts in Public Administration:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
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Diploma in Business Administration/Management/Public Administration
Aim:
To provide comprehensive structured knowledge and skills in Public
Administration
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Public Administration
Economics
Social Policy
Semester Two
Business Law
Public policy
Business Statistics
Administration of justice
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Constitutional Law
Semester Two
International Relations
Public Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Local Government Administration
Human Rights Law
Semester Two
International Law
Government and Politics
Conflict Management
Bachelors of Science in Political Science:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Diploma in Business Administration/Management/Public
Administration/Political Science
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Aim:
Administration
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Political science
Political Philosophy
Economics
Social Policy
Semester Two
People Management
Comparative Politics
Power and Public Policy
Sociology
Administration of Justice
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Political Economy
Law, Justice and Politics
Media and Politics
Constitutional Law
Semester Two
Administrative Law
Public Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
International Politics
Human Rights Law
Semester Two
International Law
Conflict Management
Political Parties and Public Opinion
Bachelors of Arts in Political Communication:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Aim:
Administration
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YEAR ONE
Semester one
Political science
Economics
Political Communication
Semester Two
People Management
Power and Public policy
Sociology
Administration of justice
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Political Economy
Constitutional Law
Semester Two
Administrative Law
Public Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Media and Politics
Human Rights Law
Semester Two
International Law
Conflict Management
Bachelors of Arts in Political Governance & Leadership:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Aim:
Administration
YEAR ONE
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Semester one
Political science
Economics
Political Governance
Semester Two
People Management
Public policy
Sociology
Leadership
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Political Economy
Constitutional Law
Semester Two
Administrative Law
Public Finance
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Strategic planning
Human Rights Law
Semester Two
International Law
Conflict Management
Bachelors of Arts in Community Development:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Diploma in Community Development
Aim:
managing community welfare.
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Community Development
Sociology
Semester Two
Social Policy
Health and Nutrition
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Psychology
Social Work & Community Welfare
Population, Poverty & Human Dev.

Gender Issues
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Family Management
Semester Two
Counseling
Community Health Care
Family Law
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Applied Statistics
Occupational Psychology
Marriage Counseling
Semester Two
Counseling people with Disabilities
Pastoral Counseling
Abnormal Psychology
Bachelors of Arts in Counseling & Guidance:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Diploma in Counselling & Guidance
Aim:
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Guidance & Counseling
Sociology
Psychology
Semester Two
Social Policy
Gender Issues
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YEAR TWO
Semester One
Family Management
Semester Two
Counseling
Social Psychology
Family Law
Public Relations
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Applied Statistics
Marriage Counseling
Counseling Ethics
Semester Two
Counseling people with Disabilities
Pastoral Counseling
Abnormal Psychology
HIV/AIDS Counseling
Bachelors of Social Work:

Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Diploma in Counselling & Guidance/Community Development/Social Work
Aim:
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Communication Skills
Sociology
Psychology
Semester Two
Social Policy
Gender Issues
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Semester Two
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Family Management
Public Relations
Social Psychology
Family Law
Public Policy
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Applied Statistics
Marriage Counseling
Social Work Ethics
Semester Two
Social Work Law
Pastoral Counseling
Abnormal Psychology
HIV/AIDS Counseling
Bachelors of Public Relations:
Duration:
3 years
Entry requirements:
Diploma in any field
Aim:
managing public relations.
YEAR ONE
Semester one
Public Relations
Media law & Ethics
Public Relations Management
Public Relations Writing
News Reporting & Editing
Semester Two
Organization & Communication
English Composition
Mathematics
Gender Issues
YEAR TWO
Semester One
Semester Two
Public Opinion & Propaganda
Social Psychology
TV & Radio Announcing
Mass Communication
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Public Policy
YEAR THREE
Semester One
Applied Statistics
Strategic Writing & Messaging
Semester Two
Social Media & Public Relations
History & Modern World
Message from the Dean of Graduate Studies

It is with pleasure considering postgraduate study with Mukwa School of Economics
and Political Science and we trust that this prospectus will give you an insight into the
many taught and research opportunities that we can offer you.
Mukwa graduate school has been established to work in partnership with academic
schools to enhance the quality of postgraduate student experience. Mukwa School of
Economics and Political Science is here to champion the academic and social interests
of the postgraduate community.
Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science offers a range of opportunities for
you to internationalise your education and gain valuable skills and new insights.
Nowadays, having a postgraduate degree is seen as a requisite for a successful career in
many areas. As well as giving you the specialist subject knowledge you need for higher
careers, Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science equips you with skills
essential in the competitive world of graduate employment, such as the ability to adapt
to new challenges, analyse complex real world problems and generate and
communicate original ideas.
As a Dean of postgraduate studies I very much look forward to welcoming you to
Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science and to working with you to ensure
excellence in all aspects of your postgraduate study experience.
Criteria for admission to postgraduate programs:
Graduates of any other recognised university or institution (whether in the
Republic of Zambia or elsewhere) may, for the purpose of proceeding to a
postgraduate qualification of the Mukwa School of Economics and political
Science, be admitted by the Senate to a status in the University equivalent to
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that which they possess in their own university by virtue of any degree held by
them.
An applicant who has graduated from another tertiary institution or who has in
any other manner attained a level of competence which, in the opinion of the
Senate, is adequate for the purpose of postgraduate studies or research, may be
admitted as a student of the Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science
Graduate Research
A Graduate Research Degree provides candidates with an opportunity to undertake
focused research under supervision for several years in order to make a significant
contribution within the chosen research area. During this time a candidate also
develops research skills and attitudes. Students participate in a knowledge based
community within an academic environment and they have an opportunity to attend
workshops, seminars and conferences and publish academic journals.
Candidates shall be required to pursue an appropriate programme of research on a
subject falling within the scope of the studies presented at the Mukwa School of
Economics and Political Science. Students must also adhere to possible other
conditions prescribed by Colleges/Schools. Postgraduate research degrees are often
aimed at people who already have a Masters degree. The School offers postgraduate
degrees by research of various durations. Students undertake a research project under
the guidance of an academic supervisor and, unlike a postgraduate degree by
coursework and dissertation, there are no formal lectures or seminars and work is not
formally examined until after the final thesis is submitted. Our graduate school offer
induction programmes and skills training opportunities for all research students to
support their studies and to help with career planning.
Masters by Research
Masters by research degree provides candidates with the opportunity to extend
learning beyond former qualifications and professional experience, and articulate to a
PhD.
Duration
A minimum of four consecutive semesters (full-time) or eight consecutive semesters
(part-time) before the degree may be conferred.
Curriculum
Students will be required to pursue an approved programme of research on a subject
falling within the scope of studies at the Mukwa School of Economics and political
Science. Such a programme shall make a distinct contribution to the knowledge or
understanding of the subject and afford evidence of originality shown either by the
discovery of new facts and by the exercise of independent critical power. Students must
also adhere to other possible conditions prescribed by Colleges/Schools.
Selection procedure
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The selection of students for postgraduate study is at the discretion of the Deans and
Heads of Schools or the Dean of Research, who will require a particular standard of
previous attainment. An applicant may contact the School concerned for more
information.
Application procedure
While actual selection is carried out by Schools, administrative application is a vital part
of the procedure which must be followed:
All applicants for postgraduate study must complete a Mukwa school Application for
Postgraduate Admission form.
Application forms are available from the Applications/College Offices or on the
Mukwa
School
of
Economics
and
Political
Science
website
at
www.mukwa.pgadmissions/applicationforms under Postgraduate Applications.
An application fee must be paid to the School on submission of the application or at
the bank
Once the application data is processed, a candidate will be issued with a student
number.
These steps will enable you to proceed with registration, once selected.
Online application: The online application is the quickest and easiest way of applying
to Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science. The system allows you to fill out
the standard application form online and submit this to the School immediately:
www.mukwa/research/opportunities. You can attach supporting documents including
research proposal, references, certificates and a transcript of previous studies. There
are instructions throughout the online form to help you complete your application.
Before submitting, you may save and return to your application as many times as you
may wish.
THE MASTERS OF FINANCE PROGRAMME

The main objective of the programme is to equip students with the requisite
knowledge, skills and capabilities in financial planning, decision-making and control.
Specifically, the course is aimed at: Familiarizing students with the financial and
regulatory environment impinging upon financial decision making; Acquainting with the
basic analytical tools and techniques of financial decision making; Providing an insight
into the nature of accounting information and the techniques to use such information
for financial planning and control; Developing an understanding of the conceptual
framework for security analysis and portfolio management and their applications;
Developing a basic understanding of issues involved in equity research and risk
management; Imparting necessary skills for planning, appraisal and review of projects;
Familiarizing with the issues involved in managing global financial services
management and marketing thereof; Applying the methods and procedures of financial
planning and decision making in different areas.
COURSE OUTLINE:
Semester One:
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Business and Corporate Laws

Business Statistics and Mathematics
Information Technology for Managers
Semester Two:
Management Accounting
Quantitative Techniques
Investment Analysis
International Finance
Semester Three
International Accounting
Tax Planning and Management
Management of Bank Funds
Insurance Management
Real Estate Investment Management
Thesis
Master of Science in Finance

This course provides advanced mastery of methods used in modern finance; introduction to
professional life together with the high-level theoretical and methodological training required
for advanced understanding of general careers in finance and their evolution, particularly by
way of research.
The common obligatory core syllabus comprises four courses, with three specializations to
choose from (financial analysis, wealth management, financial engineering and risk
management), optional courses, internship and thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits*
Master of Science in Accounting, Control and Finance

The course provide mastery of technical know-how required for a career in accounting, solid
supplementary theoretical training in related disciplines for a better grasp of the consequences
of a given course of action in professional life, as well as for students planning on pursuing
research in the field of accounts.
4 semesters of course work (120 credits*) in financial accounting, management controlling,
finance, audits and taxes, 1 semester spent as an intern at a company, followed by preparation
of a thesis worth 30 credits*. The internship is waived for students who plan to earn a
doctoral degree and replaced with a research thesis worth 30 credits*. 4 semesters / 120
credits*
Criteria for admission:
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Minimum prerequisite degree: Bachelor or Master in Finance or Business Management;

holders of a bachelors or masters degree awarded by a foreign university or in a different
discipline may be required to take a reorientation course worth 60 credits*
Contact address:
Career opportunities: chartered accountant (the degree is equivalent to the exams required
to become an administrative and financial manager, management controller, financial analyst,
loan officer, tax consultant
THE MASTERS OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS PROGRAMME
The course curriculum at MBE course combines a sound conceptual grounding in
basic Economics, Finance and Marketing, with intensive training in quantitative
techniques like Statistics and Econometrics.
MBE STRENGTHS
A unique feature of the course is that it allows students the option of dual
specialization; for instance, students may choose to specialize in Quantitative
Techniques and Finance or they may prefer Finance and Marketing, or something
different, Quantitative Techniques and Environmental Economics.
COURSE OUTLINE
The First two Semesters consist of Compulsory courses, geared to provide a solid
foundation in Basic Concepts and Analytical Tools. Optional papers are placed in the
Third Semester, allowing students to specialize in subjects of their choice, before the
Placement Process begins. In the Final Semester students are required to submit a
Research Project based on independent research work, carried out under the guidance
of Department Faculty, which puts to the test the analytical skills they have acquired
through the entire duration of the course.
Semester One:
Macro & Micro-Economics
Business Statistics
Business Finance and Accounting
Organizational Behaviour and development
Industrial Economics
Semester Two
Marketing Management
Economics of Natural Resources
Financial Markets
International Trade
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Semester Three
Global Finance
World trading system
Contemporary world economy
Thesis
Master of Business Economics
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MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA-Generic)

Attendance:
One and half years to two years
Starting:
April, June and September each year
Entry requirements: At least a minimum of Credit at first degree in any field.
Course Subjects:
Semester One
International Business
Information Technology
Research Methods
Risk Management
Semester Two
Marketing
Corporate Finance and Investment
Semester Three
Business Law
Thesis
MASTERS OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Attendance:
One half years to Two years
Starting:
Entry requirements: A minimum of credit first degree in any field
Course Subjects:
Semester One
Politics of International Development
Development-Theory and Practice
International Economics
Global Climate Change
State and Human Rights
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Semester Two
Theories of Conflict
Sustainable Development
International Conflict Management
Development Economics
International political Economy
Semester Three
International Economic Law
International Migration Law
International Human rights Law
Thesis
MASTERS OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL POLICAL ECONOMY

Attendance:
One half years or Two years full-time
Starting:
Entry requirements:
At least a minimum of credit at first degree level in any field
Course Subject
Semester One
International Political Economy
Theories of Conflict
Semester Two
Politics of International Development
International Public Policy
International Human Rights Law
Organisation Behaviour
Semester Three
Research Methodology
Thesis
MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
Duration:
Starting:
One and half years up to two years full-time

April, June or September each year
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Entry requirements: At least a credit at first degree level

Course Subjects:
Semester One
Political Science
International Law
Philosophy and Methodology of Politics
International Migration Law
Semester Two
Zambian Migration Law
Constitutional Law
International Political Economy
International Human Rights Law
Semester Three
Comparative politics
International Public Policy
Thesis
Master of Arts in Communication and Media sciences
The objective of this course is to training specialists in communication for rapid entry into
professional life or research. Common core syllabus: content, discourse, and image analysis;
the practice of research; practitioners forum; theoretical instruction: sociology, media,
reception, political information, communication, multidisciplinary approaches: law,
economics, ethics, history, sociology and media; specializations: communication in politics,
on television, for the tourism industry, in intercultural contexts, within the academy, etc. Two
mentions: media; communication and journalism. 4 semesters / 120 credits*
Criteria for admission: minimum prerequisite degree: Bachelor or Master, or degree
considered equivalent; a reorientation course worth between 60 and 90 credits is available for
all other cases
Contact address:
Career opportunities:
Media: press, radio, television, internet, as a journalist, member of editorial board, editorial
secretariat; communication: communications director, head of communications, press attach;
public sector
Master of Science in Education

Adult Education
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This course aims at providing professional skills development, a requirement at once

political, institutional and societal, as well as more generally for the development of personal
experience within specific social groups. Offers advanced training in topics germane to the
field of adult education combined with associated research methods. The course also helps to
develop skills in the creation of training methods, in the conduct of interventions and in the
evaluation process by alternating between the acquisition of basic knowledge, the study of
methodologies, and the acquisition of professional experience.
4 semesters / 120 credits*
Criteria for admission: Credit or better at first degree
Contact address:
Career opportunities: conceiving and implementing training; coordinating
Pedagogical teams; managing training; group leader; consultant
Master of Science in Special Education

Offers advanced study of educational intervention and the integration of children, youths and
adults with special needs. Obligatory internship; obligatory courses; optional courses; free
courses; obligatory thesis
4 semesters 120 credits*
Criteria for admission: Credit or better at first degree
Contact address:
Career opportunities: pedagogical consultancy staff member, specialist educator, trainer in
educational institutions offering applied sciences and pedagogy, faculty member at a
university, college or an institute for specialized research and/or development
MASTERS OF ARTS IN GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT

AIM:
To equip candidates with analytical knowledge and skills needed to understand
and analyze gender issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
One year and Six Months up to Two years
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
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SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Gender Development
Politics and Policies
Sociology
Public Policy
Social Policy
Local
Government Global Economy
Administration
Conflict Management
Health Policy
Counseling
Management
Finance
of
Thesis
Public Political Economy
Master of Arts in Sociology

Training in the analysis of contemporary societies, understanding their structure and
evolution, identifying the problems they face, and becoming familiar with the basic policies
and forms of social activism associated with such issues; judicious deployment of concepts
and ideas; identification and solution of problems, establishing research parameters and
implementing them in the form of a specific methodology.
Contents: introduction to research by means of workshops involving conceptual
development, investigative methods applied in teamwork, and individual work, all on a
specific topic. This active strategy is supplemented by more traditional university courses and
seminars. 4 semesters / 120 credits*
Criteria for admission: Bachelor or Master in Economics and/or Social Science, or degree
considered equivalent; Bachelor or Master in another field.
Contact address:
Career opportunities: specialized work in a particular field of sociology, economic and
social planning, management of social services, media communications, organizational
analysis and management
MASTERS OF ARTS IN GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT

AIM:
and analyze governance in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
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REQUISITE:
Credit or better at first degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Governance
Politics and Policies
Global Governance
Public Policy
Social Policy
Local
Administration
Democracy & Development Public Management
Power & Social change
Management
Finance
of
Thesis
MASTERS OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

AIM:
and analyze development issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Economics
Global Governance
Public Policy
Social Policy
Local
Administration
Sociology
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Thesis
Management
Finance
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MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN POLITICAL LEADERSHIP

AIM:

and analyze political issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Economics
Leadership
Governance
Public Policy
Local
Government Political Science
Administration
Political Psychology
Management
Finance
of
Thesis
MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN POLITICAL LEADERSHIP

AIM:

and analyze political issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
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PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Economics
Leadership
Governance
Public Policy
Local
Government Political Science
Administration
Political Psychology
Management
Finance
of
Thesis
MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN HAEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

AIM:

and analyze health issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
Health Psychology
Public Health
Public Policy
Geography
SEMESTER THREE
Political Science
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African Philosophy
Social Dynamics
Management
Finance
of
Public ServiceManagement
Thesis
Public
MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

AIM:
and analyze health issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Sport Psychology
Economics
Event Management
Labour Economics
Management
Finance
of
Sociology of population
Political Economic
Public Development Economics
Thesis
MASTERS OF ARTS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION

AIM:
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and analyze Local government issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Local
Government Administrative Law
Administration
Economics
Public Policy
Government & Politics
Labour Economics
Media Studies
Constitutional Law
Globalisation
Change
Thesis
Management
Finance
of
&
Social
Public Education & Culture
MASTERS OF ARTS IN INTERANTIONAL RELATIONS & DIPLOMACY

AIM:

and analyze international relations and diplomatic issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Public International Law
Economics
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Diplomacy
Media Studies
International Human Rights

Law
International Organizations
Thesis
Political Economy
International Law
MASTERS OF ARTS IN PUBLIC SERVICE MANAGEMENT

AIM:

DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Public
Management
Service Human Resource Mgt
Public Policy
Marketing
Governance & Leadership
Media Studies
Thesis
Political Economy
Research methods
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Economics
MASTERS OF ARTS IN MEDIA, CULTURE & COMMUNICATION

AIM:

DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Media Studies
Human Resource Mgt
Media in Zambia
Public Policy
Media & Politics
Cultural Studies
Governance & Leadership
Communication Studies
Global & European Media
Gender, Youth & Childrens Thesis

Culture
Research methods
Political Economy
MASTERS OF ARTS IN INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM

AIM:
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
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PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
SEMESTER THREE
Media Studies
Newsgathering
Investigative Journalism
Public Policy
Media & Politics
Human Rights Law
Law, Politics & Regulations
Investigative Techniques
Online Journalism
Law of Evidence
Thesis
Political Economy
Research methods
MASTERS OF ARTS IN SOCIETY AND DEVELOPMENT

AIM:
and analyze society and developmental issues in a contemporary situation.
DURATION:
REQUISITE:
First degree.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
SEMESTER ONE
SEMESTER TWO
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SEMESTER THREE
Developmental Studies
Public Policy
Local
Government
Climate
Change
Administration
Disasters
Politics of Development
Human Rights Law
&
Technology & Sustainable AID & Poverty

Development
Environment & Agriculture
Conflict Management
Sociology
Thesis
Political Economy
Research methods
The Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science MBA programmes have one or
more existing of the following seven core modules:
Information Management
International Management
Operations Management is all about processes, organizational structures, strategies,
and quality systems. What do these look like in practice? What is the vision of the
organization on products, markets, and objectives? How can the quality, efficiency,
flexibility, and uniqueness be improved? How can practical experience and insights
from literature lead to a vision in this field? You will gain insight into processes within
organizations, know how to detect bottlenecks, and learn how to interpret theoretical
models and apply them to improve organizational processes.
The traditional pillars of marketing and current trends will be dealt with in this module.
You will get insight into what marketing is, the different ideas present in the field of
marketing, consumer behavior, market analyses, international marketing, product
development and policy, distribution plans, old and new economy, and the role of ebusiness. The ultimate goal is creating a marketing plan. Lots of attention will be given
to underpin and analyse market data. Everybody knows an organization must operate in
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a market- directed manner, but how is this translated into practice? How can you
determine whether or not your organization is market-directed?
People form the core of every organisation. Regardless of what the labour market looks
like: good people are unique, hard to find, and almost irreplaceable. These human
resources should be fully exploited. Personal and organisational objectives should be
integrated. In this module, you will gain insight into the role of HRM within an
organisation. You will learn the difference between classic staff management and HRM,
get to know the leading HRM models - such as the Harvard and Michigan models - and
the variety of tools which can be used, and learn how HRM strategies can support
organisational strategies.
Information Management
The right information at the right moment in time: this is the goal of information
management. Due to the growing importance of ICT in organisations, information
management is becoming an increasingly versatile and interesting field. While it used to
be a job area of techies with a focus on collecting and processing data, nowadays it is
important for managers to steer information processes as well. During this module, you
will learn what the possibilities and impossibilities of ICT are within an organisation, get
to know the latest trends in the field of information science, learn how to make strategic
decisions in the field of information management, and learn how to initiate ICT projects
while shaping the organisation accordingly.
Every manager is familiar with the problem of having too little financial information to
make decisions. If the information is present, the manager should also have the
knowledge to interpret and understand it. This module will offer you the tools to
accomplish this. You will learn a large amount of financial concepts, such as EVA
(Economic Value Added), ABC (Activity Based Costing), budgeting systems, cash flow
approach, total cost of ownership, and zero based budgeting. Moreover, you will learn
how to apply these concepts into daily practice, enabling you to become your directors
sparring partner when it comes to finance
Strategy is the long-term plan of an organisation, comprising the objectives to be
reached, the resources to use, and the channels through which they should be carried
out. The knowledge and skills acquired in previous modules will be used in this model
to shape the future of an organisation, since in all fields, an organisation should figure
out how to convert corporate vision into organisational strategy. How do you shape
such a strategy? How do you set out a navigable course? With the help of a SWOT
analysis or based on resource-based strategy, where core competencies, knowledge,
talent, and technology are regarded as building blocks for the future? There are
different approaches to forming a strategy. In this module, you will learn how to assess
and use your merits.
International Management
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Throughout this module, you will get to know everything about other business cultures,
on both a theoretical and practical level. The complexity which comes along with cooperation between different cultures will be dealt with in great detail. A variety of dos
and donts will be reviewed different cultures will be examined. You will look at how to
gain maximum pay-off from co-operation with organisations located elsewhere, where
different cultures apply.
Master programme in International Business and Management comprises of fifteen
modules of which the following seven modules are compulsory:
Finance, Reporting & Analytics
Organisation Theory
Business Statistics
Business Intelligence & Analytics
Communication
Finance, Reporting & Analytics
The aims of this module are for you as a student to develop a comprehensive
understanding of the fundamental concepts and techniques of financial and
management accounting and financial management, through demonstrating a critical
understanding of the role and structure of the finance and control functions within an
organisation. This module will enable you to critically evaluate relevant financial
information for control and decision-making and employ quantitative and qualitative
techniques to prepare reports and analyse financial data. You will also master the
ability to analyse and evaluate financial information and present results in an
appropriate form. This module looks at aspects such as the environment of accounting
and the accountant`s role in the organisation, accounting concepts and policies, profit
and loss, the balance sheet, cash flow, financial statements, and the interpretation and
evaluation of accounts. It deals with ratios, comparisons and trends, and looks at
investment appraisal, return on investment, and budgeting and budgetary control.
Organisation Theory
This module brings together the aspects of structural and functional effectiveness of
work organisations and their implications for behavioural consequences with the
planning and coordinating the use of the organisations resources to produce goods
and provide services. The module looks at mechanistic versus organic systems,
adherence to classical principles of organisation, and technology as a base factor. It
enables you to critically analyse organisational climates and compares the technical
and social foundations of organisations. Management of the organisation and its
operations are brought together, allowing you to formulate strategic decisions involving
design and operations. You will then learn how to make decisions relating to capacity
planning, product design, process design, layout of facilities, facility location selection,
and you will learn to understand the ripple effect, and how to influence operational
decisions relating to quality assurance, scheduling, inventory management, and project
management.
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Business Statistics
Good decision making in companies and organisations is driven by the correct
understanding and interpretation of data, and the presentation of information. This
module will enable you to use the understanding of analytical and descriptive statistics,
research methods and statistical tests to develop methods and solutions that will
enable good decision making in business scenarios that are uncertain and possibly
risky. The module will cover descriptive statistics, including the collection, description,
analysis and summary of data, as well as probability and correlation. Areas such as
linear regression and the test of hypotheses are also covered.
During this module you will explore a specific area of interest within international
business and management in greater depth. Transferable skills in research, information
and project management will be developed, equipping you for the continuously
changing business environment. The aim of this module is to enable you to undertake a
self-managed process of systematic academic enquiry within the domain of
management. Also, you will learn to recognise and critically evaluate different business
and management research designs and the assumptions upon which they are based.
You will be able to develop a structured programme of research in pursuit of your
Masters Dissertation based upon informed choices about the research designs,
techniques and procedures to be followed. You will also be enabled to conduct
research in a systematic, rigorous and critically reflective manner and synthesise data
from a wide variety of sources having due regard to issues of general application,
validity and reliability within an acceptable dissertation format. You will be able to
demonstrate capacity and competence in critical self-evaluation with respect to
personal development.
Business Intelligence & Analytics
Historically, departmental thinking in the business world has been common procedure.
However, clients, shareholders and other stakeholders have become much more
articulate and demanding. As a result, the decision cycle needs to be shortened and the
companys personnel have to be empowered to take decisions at lower organizational
levels. This requires integrated information flows that connect the strategic, tactical and
operational levels. Company performance is highly dependent on achieving that. One
should learn to be aware of this relationship and be inclined to make a substantial
positive contribution to it, partly because many companies are still struggling with it.
During this module you will learn to develop a good insight into the problems caused by
disintegrated information and management systems and be equipped to contribute to
building up an adequate strategy of performance management, involving state-of-theart ICT. You will acquire knowledge and understanding in the areas of strategic
intelligence (e.g. performance indicators), financial intelligence (in particular
budgeting), business intelligence (e.g. balanced scorecard, performance measurement,
and benchmarking), analytical intelligence (e.g. pithead business problem-solving), and
performance management infrastructure (in particular data warehousing).
Communication
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Communication skills are essential in getting across your suggestions and proposals.
When you are heading for changes in strategies and behaviour, acceptance,
cooperation and adequate follow-up cannot be taken for granted. In this module, you
will learn to deal with these issues. Although there are always imponderable aspects at
play, an interesting body of knowledge exists that can be of great help, in particular in
the areas of negotiation, coaching & mentoring, and conflict mediation. The subject will
delve into these areas with the aid of theories, cases, and interactive discourse.
Intercultural communication aspects will be taken into account as a major focus point.
You will learn to apply basic models in order to deal with acceptance, cooperation, and
follow-up issues. This module also provides a basis for doing research that brings to
light how acceptance, cooperation and follow-up can be promoted within a particular
organisation.
THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
Course modules/subjects within the department of Political

Science
Introductory
The courses listed below are introductions to the discipline of political science: Politics,
Comparative Politics, International Politics, and Political Theory. One introductory
course is required of majors. No more than two introductory courses in different
subfields may be counted towards the major.
Gender, Social Problems and Social Change

This course introduces students to a variety of social problems using insights from
political science, sociology, and gender studies. It begins with an exploration of the
sociological perspective, and how social problems are defined. It then examines the
general issues of inequalities based on economic and employment status, racial and
ethnic identity, and gender and sexual orientation. It applies these categories of
analysis to problems facing the educational system and the criminal justice system. The
course further examines specific issues, and discusses political processes, social
movements, and individual actions that people have used to address these problems.
Family, Law, and Social Policy
This course explores the ways laws and social policies intertwine with the rapid
changes affecting Zambian families in the 21st century. We focus on ways in which
public policies both respond to and try to influence changes in family composition and
structure. The topics we explore may include marriage (including polygamous
marriage); the nuclear family and alternative family forms; domestic violence and the
law; incarcerated parents and their children; juvenile justice and families; transnational
families; and family formation using reproductive technologies. Although focusing on
contemporary law and social policy, we place these issues in historical and comparative
perspective.
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Zambian Politics
The course analyses the Zambian political system and the structures and processes by
which public policies are formulated and implemented. Attention is focused upon
decision making in institutions of Zambian government, such as Parliament, the
Presidency, and the Supreme Court, and upon political behaviorpublic opinion,
voting, and other forms of political activity. Attention is also given to evaluation of
selected public policies and contemporary issues, and questions of political change.
Zambian Politics: Conflict and Power. An analysis of Zambian politics as an example
of the uses of conflict to uphold and/or to change established relationships of power
and public policy. A main focus is on alternative theories and strategies of conflict,
especially as reflected in such institutions as the constitution, court, party system,
interest groups, the media, and presidency
Zambian Politics: Democracy and Citizenship. This course examines tensions and
conflicts surrounding contemporary Zambia democracy within the context of a global
world. Issues of citizenship and immigration, liberty, security, class, race, ethnicity, and
gender inform a consideration of government institutions and processes. Specific topics
vary according to changing political events and circumstances.
This course examines the political systems across the world, different types of political
regimes, states, and societies. The political system is seen to include formal institutions
of government, such as parliaments and bureaucracies; political parties and other
forms of group life; those aspects of the history and social and economic structure of a
society that are relevant to politics; and political beliefs, values, and ideologies. Special
attention is given to the question of political change and development, whether through
revolutionary or constitutional process.
Comparative Politics: Analyzing Politics in the World. This course introduces how
comparatives analyze politics within states in the world. Topics include state formation,
democracy and dictatorship, political economy, social movements, revolution,
ethnicity, and political culture. The course draws from both theoretical work and
country and regional case studies that may include Zambia the US, China, India, Cuba,
Great Britain, Iran, the Middle East, and South Africa. The course uses cases to analyze
and compare basic concepts and patterns of the political process. The course aims at
equipping students to have both an understanding of the diversity of the worlds
political systems, as well as an appreciation of the questions and concepts that inform
the work of political scientists.
The course examines major issues in international politics, including national and
international security and production and distribution of wealth, along with selected
global issues such as human rights, ethnic nationalism and ethnic conflict, migration
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and refugees, environmental degradation and protection, and the impact of

developments in communication and information technologies. Attention is also given
to the origins, evolution, and the future of the contemporary international system, as
well as to competing theoretical perspectives on world politics.
Political Theory
Introduction to the nature and types of political theory. The subject outlines the
problems of political theories. The core of the readings consists of selections from what
are considered classic works in the field. The course emphasizes the relevance of these
ideas to current political developments and scholarship.
Political Theory: Central Political Concepts and Practices. The subject examines
political concepts and practices with reading from the history of political philosophy
and contemporary thinkers. The course treats concepts and practices such as freedom,
citizenship, equality, the state, revolution, the Socratic question of how best to lead
one's life, conservatism, and anarchism, using readings by thinkers such as Aristotle,
Machiavelli, Locke, Mill, Gandhi, Arendt, Foucault, and current authors.
Environmental Political thought

The emerging awareness of ecological problems in the past half-century has led to a
questioning and rethinking of some important political ideas. What theories can
describe an ecologically-sound human relation to nature; what policies derive from
those theories; and how do they value nature? What is the appropriate size of political
units? What model of citizenship best addresses environmental issues? The course
addresses selected issues through readings in past political thinkers like Locke and
Marx and in contemporary political and environmental theorists.
Political Analysis
The course examines the methods for collecting quantitative and qualitative data in
political science. In addition to exploring the logic of scientific inquiry and methods of
analysis, normative questions are raised concerning the potential biases and limitations
of particular modes of inquiry. Research examples emphasize the special problems in
cross-cultural validation.
Media and Politics

This course explores various forms of media, including newspapers and journals,
television, film, radio, and the internet as well as politics in the contemporary Zambia.
Among the topics examined are the relationships between media and electoral politics;
governance at the national level; crime and law and order; politics and gender.
Power and Public Policy
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This course examines the public policy consequences of power in Zambia, including
the role of the corporation as a policy making institution and the influence of citizens
and social movements on public policy. The emphasis is on theories of power,
relationships between economic and political power, and the impact of power on
ideology and the structuring of policy alternatives, policy making, and policy
implementation. Case studies may include policy areas such as health, environment,
tobacco, technology, and mass media.
The Zambian Presidency

The course analyses the Zambian presidency, with emphasis on recent presidents.
Topics include presidential nominations and elections; the nature and use of
presidential power; the institutionalized presidency; policy making in the State House;
the relationship between presidents and other key political factors, e.g., the Congress,
the bureaucracy, the media, and public opinion; and the role of presidential personality
and style..
Law, Justice, and Politics

The course analyses the interrelationships between law and politics in civil and criminal
spheres in Zambia, focusing on the role of the police, courtroom participants, and
prison officials. Special emphasis is given to decision making in criminal law at the local
levele.g., pretrial negotiations, bail, and sentencing.
Constitutional Law
The course explores the leading decisions of the Supreme Court interpreting the
Constitution of Zambia, with special reference to the powers of government and the
rights of individuals.
Political Parties and Public Opinion

The course examines the nature and roles of public opinion and political parties in
Zambian politics, with emphasis on democratic means of political participation and
influence in contemporary Zambia. Special attention is paid to mass and elite political
attitudes and behavior, techniques of public opinion polling, the impact of public
opinion on policy making, recent national elections, campaign techniques and
strategies, and the changing party system.
Civil Rights
This course examines the causal and remedial relationship of law to racial
discrimination. The course considers the development of civil rights claims in a number
of areas such as education, housing and employment. Competing visions of racial
equality embedded in civil rights legislation, in case law and in legal discourse. The
course also seek to assess how the legal system has accommodated racism and racial
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subordination as well as the extent to which racial progress is both enabled and
delimited within the legal frame.
The Politics of Difference

This course relates to the meanings of various group experiences in Zambian politics. It
explicitly explores, for example, issues of race, class, gender, disability, and sexual
orientation. Among other things, this course addresses the contributions of the Critical
Legal Studies, the Feminist Jurisprudence Movement.
The Politics of Modern Social Movements
This course examines continuities and transformations in both the study and practice
of modern political and social movements. The course explores why movements
emerge, how they develop, and what they accomplish. We study several dimensions of
collective action, including their organization, leadership, ideology or programmatic
content, and objectives. Our case studies are rich and diverse, spanning actors and
geographic regions, yet we consciously draw comparisons across the cases concerning
movements' origins, the context of power relations and political positioning within
society. We also seek to understand the sometimes powerful, sometimes subtle
influences of social movements on the nature of socioeconomic, gender, racial, ethnic,
national and transnational relations today.
Masters of Laws (LLM)
Mukwa School of Economics and Political Science Masters of Law degree allows
candidates to develop their interests in major areas of Law to which they were
introduced in the first degree of Law. It provides opportunities to candidates to study
an important area of specilisation beyond undergraduate degree.
Most candidates value the postgraduate qualification because it is attractive to law
graduates who have the intention to further an academic career as teachers of law,
those who practice and those who would like to have a firm background of law under
which they would like to acquire law knowledge and skills.
The LLM consists of 12 law courses or modules and a thesis which a candidate must
write at the end of the programme.
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COURSES OFFERED BY EACH SCHOOL

Bachelors of Arts in Community Development

1. Masters of Business Administration Generic

Bachelors of Arts in Business Administration:

Bachelors of Arts in Entrepreneurship Development:

Bachelors of Arts in Management:

Bachelors of Arts in Human Resource Management:

Bachelors of Arts in Marketing:

Bachelors of Science in Marketing:

Bachelors of Science in Economics:

Diploma in Business Administration/Management

Bachelors of Arts in Public Administration:

Grade 12 with 5 Credits including Mathematics and English

Bachelors of Science in Political Science:

Bachelors of Arts in Political Communication:

Bachelors of Arts in Political Governance & Leadership:

Bachelors of Arts in Community Development:

Population, Poverty & Human Dev.

Bachelors of Arts in Counseling & Guidance:

Bachelors of Social Work:

Bachelors of Public Relations:

Message from the Dean of Graduate Studies

THE MASTERS OF FINANCE PROGRAMME

Business and Corporate Laws

Master of Science in Finance

Master of Science in Accounting, Control and Finance

Minimum prerequisite degree: Bachelor or Master in Finance or Business Management;

MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA-Generic)

MASTERS OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL POLICAL ECONOMY

One and half years up to two years full-time

Entry requirements: At least a credit at first degree level

Master of Science in Education

This course aims at providing professional skills development, a requirement at once

Master of Science in Special Education

MASTERS OF ARTS IN GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT

Politics and Policies

Public Political Economy

Master of Arts in Sociology

MASTERS OF ARTS IN GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT

Politics and Policies

Power & Social change

Public Political Economy

MASTERS OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Power & Social change

Public Political Economy

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN POLITICAL LEADERSHIP

To equip candidates with analytical knowledge and skills needed to understand

Power & Social change

Public Political Economy

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN POLITICAL LEADERSHIP

To equip candidates with analytical knowledge and skills needed to understand

Credit or better at first degree.

Power & Social change

Public Political Economy

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN HAEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

To equip candidates with analytical knowledge and skills needed to understand

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

MASTERS OF ARTS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION

To equip candidates with analytical knowledge and skills needed to understand

Government & Politics

Public Education & Culture