The aim of the course is
The aim of this module is to familiarize with concept of power; national power, tangible and intangible elements of national power; National and other interests; Terrorism and Global Security; concepts and elements of national security, balance of power, security dilemma, collective security, changing patterns of security. War and diplomacy as instruments of national interest. Internal conflicts and civil Wars.
The module of “Post-conflict reconstruction and peace building” aims to develop capacities of peace building strategic actors to effectively and sustainably respond to the current and emerging challenges and new frontiers in peace and conflict mitigation. The module components aim to provide theories and professional skills on post conflicts reconstruction and peace building process. This includes transitional justice and all post-conflict reconstruction mechanisms as well as conflict management theories and practices across the world, in Africa, in the Great Lakes Region and in Rwanda’s post-genocide reconstruction process
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This module first gives a general introduction to weapon systems by giving their characteristics, generic models, operating cycle and their lifecycle. It furthermore specifically focusses on guided weapons by providing their classification and explaining their operating principles
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Brief description of aim and content
i. To introduce students to the nature and full concepts of scientific Research.
ii. To introduce students to qualitative, quantitative and mixed approaches in scientific inquiry
iii. To teach students the conception, elaboration, data collection, analysis and discussion of results, and redaction of scientific research report.
Brief description This module seeks to provide students with an in-depth introduction the theories of microeconomics, macroeconomics and political economy through simple, useable body of knowledge so as to equip students with basic skills to analyze the economic choices of individuals and of policy makers in real world situations.
Brief description At the end of the module the students should be able to identify the applicable accounting concepts, record business transactions, acknowledge the nature and scope of financial and management accounting and prepare books of final accounts.