This is offered by thesis for a minimum period of 3 years and a maximum of 6 years.

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1 POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES PhD Programme This is offered by thesis for a minimum period of 3 years and a maximum of 6 years. Master of Arts in Development Studies This programme is run for two years. The programme structure is as shown below. NUDES51101 Development Theory NUDES51102 Social Psychology and Social Anthropology NUDES51103 Gender and NUPAM51103 Political Economy NUDES51105 Sustainable NUDES51106 Research Methods NUDES51201 Community and Rural NUDES51202 Micro Enterprise NUDES51203 Human Rights and NUDES51204 NGO Roles in NUDES51205 Project Planning and NUDES51206 Environmental Year 2 Semester I NUHRD52104 NUDPM52102 NUPAM52105 Dimensions of Human Development Planning and Administration Regional Planning and Master of Arts in Community-Based Development This programme is run for two years. The programme structure is as shown below.

2 NUCBD51101 Development Theory NUCBD51102 Social Psychology and Social Anthropology NUCBD51103 Gender and NUCBD51104 Community-Based Health Care NUCBD51105 Sustainable NUCBD51106 Research Methods NUCBD51201 Community and Rural NUCBD51202 Micro Enterprise NUCBD51203 Human Rights and NUCBD51204 NGO Roles in NUCBD51205 Project Planning and NUCBD51206 Community-Based Rehabilitation Year 2 Semester I NUHRD52104 Dimensions of Human NUDPM52102 Development Planning and Administration NUDES52206 Environmental Master of Arts in Human Rights and Human Development This is a two year multi-disciplinary programme designed to meet the growing need for a normative and substantive understanding of rights and freedoms in view of their practical interdependency with human development. The programme structure is as shown below. Course NUHRD51101 Development Theory NUHRD51102 Intro. to Human NUHRD51103 Foundations of Human Rights NUHRD51104 Dimensions of Human NUHRD51105 International Human Rights Law NUHRD51106 Research Methods

3 Course NUHRD51201 Measuring and Reporting on Human NUHRD51202 Study of Developmental Rights NUHRD51203 Issues in Human NUHRD51204 NGO Roles in Human NUHRD51205 Human Development in Uganda NUHRD51206 Human Resources Year 2 Semester I Course NUHRD International NUHRD Right-Based Approach To NUHRD Development Policy Analysis Masters in International Relations and Diplomacy This programme provides candidates with the understanding and skills necessary to apply the knowledge of International Relations and Diplomatic Practice and also with skills in state building. It is designed for Career Diplomats, International Lawyers, Politicians and Public Administrators. This is a two years programme and its structure is as shown below. NUIRD51101 International Relations Theory NUIRD51102 Conflict Resolution NUIRD51103 Political Economy NUIRD51104 Research Methods NUIRD51105 Political Philosophy NUIRD51106 Globalisation and World Order NUIRD5121 Diplomatic Practice NUIRD5122 African International Relations NUIRD5123 Human Rights NUIRD5124 International Law

4 NUIRD5125 Comparative Politics NUIRD5126 Foreign Policy Analysis Year 2 Semester I: NUIRD51301 International NUIRD51302 Inter-Governmental Organisations NUIRD51304 International Human Rights Law Master of Arts in Public Administration and Management The programme provides candidates with the understanding and skills necessary to apply the knowledge of administration and management as a societal function leading to effective management of public and private resources. The programme is constructed upon the knowledge of Uganda s public sector and enriched with International studies curriculum involving international management and leadership curriculum. It offers candidates with the opportunity to undertake a research project. This is a two years programme and its structure is a shown below. NUPAM51101 Organisation Theory NUPAM51102 Gender and NUPAM51103 Political Economy NUPAM51104 Research Methods NUPAM51105 Regional Planning and NUPAM51106 Public Policy NUPAM51203 Public Relations and Conflict NUPAM51204 Public Finance NUPAM51205 Administrative Law NUPAM51206 Project Planning and NUPAM51207 Human Resource NUPAM51208 Decentralisation and Local Government Administration

5 Year 2 Semester I NUPAM51303 Employment Law NUPAM51305 Ethics In Public Administration NUPAM51306 Environmental Master of Arts in Security and Strategic Studies This programme seeks to equip students with knowledge and skills that will enable them adequately address the challenges as well as adopt policies and frameworks that mitigate, security concerns at National and International levels. Contemporary security demands call for intervention through educational sensitization on issues of strategic importance and advocacy. The programme structure is as shown below. : Course NUSSS51101 Theories Of International Relations NUSSS51102 International Political Economy NUSSS51103 Traditional Perspectives On NUSSS51104 Security Conflict Management And Resolution NUSSS51105 Approaches To Security Studies NUSSS51106 Research Methods : Course NUSSS51201 Defense Studies NUSSS51202 International Law NUSSS51203 Foreign Policy Analysis NUSSS51204 Environmental Security and World Order NUSSS51205 Diplomacy NUSSS51206 International/Inter- Governmental Organisations In Security Year 2 Semesters I Course NUSSS52101 Forces Migration and Security

6 NUSSS52102 Security Dilemma (Regional Security of The Great Lakes Region) NUSSS52103 Strategy and Strategic Planning NUSSS52104 Ethics in International Relations Master of Arts in Project Management The Masters degree in Project Management is designed for graduates of any field of study. The course provides participants with the opportunity to study project planning and management at a broader and advanced level. Special emphasis is placed on both the practical and theoretical aspects of the discipline. The course is suitable for all people working in Public Service, NGOs, and Private Sector Agencies, and other organisations. The course is offered for a period of two years including research. Studying Project Management at Nkumba University enables participants on the course to apply the acquired skills to succeed as a project manager in following ways: (i) Assess project requirements (ii) Manage project human, material, and financial resources effectively (iii) Plan strategies, staffing models and goal-setting for a project (iv) Identify milestones and recognize when projects are at risk (v) Provide acceptable accountability for all project activities (vi) Incorporate an international perspective in global projects (vii) Work effectively within diverse organizations to resolve conflicts (viii) Maintain ethical standards at all project stages. The course contents are as follows: Course NUPPM51101 Introduction to Project Management NUPPM51102 Contract Management and Negotiations NUPPM51103 Environmental Impact Assessment NUPPM51104 Project Planning NUPPM51105 Development Policy Analysis NUPPM51106 Financial Planning for Projects Course

7 NUPPM51207 Project Financial Management NUPPM51208 Project Management Computing NUPPM51209 Advanced Project Management NUPPM51210 Monitoring and Evaluation NUPPM51211 Project Standards and Implementation NUPPM51212 Project Auditing and Termination Year 2 Semester I Course NUPPM52113 Strategic Project Management NUPPM52114 International Project Management NUPPM52115 Research Methods NUPPM52116 Investment Law NUPPM52117 Research seminars NUPPM NUPPM Postgraduate Diploma in Development Studies This is a one year programme intended for graduates. The programme structure is as it appears under Masters in Development Studies, year 1. Postgraduate Diploma in Community-Based Development This is a one year programme intended for graduates. The programme structure is as it appears under Masters in Community-Based Development, year 1. Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations and Diplomacy This is a one year programme intended for graduates. The programme structure is as it appears under Masters in International Relations and Diplomacy, year 1. Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration and Management This is a one year programme intended for graduates. The programme structure is as it appears under Masters in Public Administration and Management, year 1. Post graduate Certificate in Instructional Strategies and Management at University and other Tertiary Institutions The Postgraduate Certificate programme in Instructional Strategies at University and other tertiary Institutions is designed to orientate aspiring lecturers at university and tertiary institutions and those already there to the multiple demands that lie ahead of them.

8 Semester 1 NUHDU61101 Historical Development of Universities NURUL61102 Roles and Functions of a University Lecturer NULTD61103 Learning Theories, Delivery Methodologies and Practice NUIMT61104 Instructional Media and Educational Technology NULCS61105 Levels and Challenges of Academic Supervision NUMEQ61201 Measurement and Evaluation for Quality Assurance NUNGC4122 Nature of Guidance and Counseling NUSAP4123 Students Affairs Practices, Needs and Characteristics NUUAM4124 University Administration and Management NUEHR4125 Ethics, Human Rights, Legal Framework and Equity NUPRA4126 Practicum