Explore how human interactions are influenced by individual, collective, and structural forces such as mental health, social relationships, economic conditions, education and politics, and movements for social justice and social change. The common goal of those who study Social Development Studies is to help people, communities, and nations flourish.
This department offers competitive programmes that enable students to fit in career opportunities highlighted below:
- Business consultants
- Community development officers
- Diplomats
- Economic development advisors /officers
- Economic policy analysts
- Eco-tourism guide/agents
- Foreign services officers
- Government relations advisors
- Immigration officers
- International communications experts
- International policy analyst
- International youth worker
- Markets researchers
- Peace and Human right activists
- Policy/political risk analyst
- Program analysts
- Project coordinators
- Research assistant /researchers
- Teacher/professors
- Volunteer co-coordinator/recruiters
- International policy analysts
- International youth workers
- Market researchers
- Peace/human rights activists
- Policy/political risk analysts
- Programme analysts
- Project coordinators
- Research assistant/researchers
- Teacher/lecturers
- Volunteer Coordinator/Recruiters
We offer the following programmes
- PhD in Development Studies (Thesis Only)
- PhD in Sociology (Thesis Only)
- Master of Arts in Development Studies
- Master of Arts in Monitoring and Evaluation
- Master of Arts in Sociology
- Postgraduate diploma in monitoring and evaluation
- Bachelor of Social work and administration
- Bachelor of Arts in development studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
- Diploma in Community Development and Social Work
- Certificate in Community development and social work