Life in the city, decisions made in the city and how these decisions affects life in the city is the core of this course. Therefore the course will be structure in two broad parts. 1. Theoretical conception of Urban Politics. 2. Comparative approach to Urban Politics in different political regimes. At the end of the course, students will be able ascertain, 1. Governance in cities. 2. How and why life looks like it is in the city. 3. Participatory development.

Politics determines the how and where you should live on earth. Just as local politics is important, so too is global politics, hence students from the department of political sciences ( Considered as state crafts) must be able to analyze and understand global politics from diverse perspectives in order to inform foreign polies in their respective states. This course shall cut across international relations, aspects of political geography and political economy. Therefore at the end of this course, Students will be equipped with the instruments they need for the geopolitical analysis of the international scene, which involves in particular being able to: 1. define geopolitics as a "discipline"; 2. explain how space is a factor in international relations; 3. locate geopolitics in the historical development of the international system; 4. explain and criticize pre-1945 geopolitical conceptions; 5. explain the taboo affecting post-1945 geopolitics and the reasons for its reactivation at the end of the twentieth century; 6. establish geological influences on border formation between states; 7. carry out a geopolitical analysis of an international situation; 8. use geopolitical analysis to decipher international crises and conflicts.

Every human is born as a biological organism, hence it will take the process of socialization for them to identify themselves as part of a given society. this course seeks to elaborate on how political education is passed across generations. Therefore at the end of this course, students will develop an understanding on 1. The definition of Political Sociology 2. Know some prominent authors in the discipline 3. Understand the various agent of socialization and their classification 4. The importance of Political Socialization 5. The role of political Socialization in the democratization process. ... just to name a few, find the full course description as you book a lesson with me.