SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dean: Dr. Kyomuhendo Clare

Philosophy
The philosophy underlying the teaching in the school of social sciences is based on Galatians 5: 22 - 23 “But the fruit of the spirit is Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such, there is no law.”

Vision
The school envisions satisfied students and workers in every activity we are involved in

Mission
The mission of the school of social sciences is to offer education by preparing students through training, research and serving mankind with integrity

Objectives
i. To achieve sustainable development goals by sensitizing students about them
ii. To teach the public administrators who will lead without causing pain to the subjects
iii. To touch the hearts of the suffering and marginalized
iv. To produce journalist who will report responsibly
v. To produce social workers who understand the diverse social complexities and have a
solution for them
vi. Prepare students for higher scholarship in the professional courses they have done at
lower academic levels

This school is divided into two main departments:
1. Department of Development and Humanitarian studies. Programs offered in this school include:
Bachelor’s Degree in:
a) Development Studies
b) Community Development
c) Humanitarian Emergency and Disaster Management
d) Journalism and Mass Communication
e) Public Administration and Management
f) Peace and Conflict Management

Diploma in:
a) Development Studies
b) Public Administration and Management

2. Department of Social Work : - The programs offered include:
Bachelor’s Degree in:
a) Social Work
b) Science in Psychology and Counseling

Diploma in:
a) Social Work
b) Counseling Psychology

BSPC 3223 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY AND INTERVENTIONS

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BPSC 3225 DELINQUENCY PSYCHOLOGY

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BSPC 3224 PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING

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