GOLLIS UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
BECHOLAR OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMET AND LAW
Curriculum Of Social Science
Submitted to the
Registrar – Academic Affairs
Gollis University
By the
Dean Social and Behavioral Sciences Feb 2020
-
THE CURRICULUM (CONCEPTANDIMPLEMENTATION) .6
-
Course Sequences for Social Work And Community Development ………………….…….6
-
Course Sequences for Law ……………………………………………….………………….….6
-
Course Sequences for Development Studies……………………………………………..….…7
-
Semester 1………………………………………………………………………………………….7
-
Semester 2………………………………………………………………………………………….8
-
Semester 3 ………………………………………………………………………………………….9
-
Semester 4………………………………………………………………………………………….10
-
Semester 5 ………………………………………………………………………………………….11
-
Semester 6………………………………………………………………………………………….12
-
Semester 7………………………………………………………………………………………….13
-
Semester 8 ………………………………………………………………………………………….14
-
Semester 9………………………………………………………………………………………….15
Executive Summary
The revision of the curriculum has been carried out professionals and expertise from the Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Gollis University. The curriculum revision aimed to inculcate students’ professional and ethical attitude, effective communication skills, team work skills, multidisciplinary approach, and to facilitate an advanced understanding of the principles, methodologies, value systems, and thought process employed in human inquiries.
Based on the recommendations of the expertise and professionals of the field the followings are suggested, based on the feedback from the students’ expertise recommended to reformulate core course. The Development Studies program will be a full-time eight-semester program consisting of an assessment semester, five semesters of basic study , three semesters of specialization study, one final semester for research theses and internships.
In order to raise the practical problem solving and creative capacity of the students, in addition to the normal lecture-classes the teaching and learning process shall be supported intensively and extensively by social cases, field works and community engagement. To maintain the standard and relevance of the education, a continuous internal and externalevaluation system will be integrated in the program which finally leads to the internationalacceptable standards of the programs.
-
BACKGROUND
-
Introduction
The Application of skills and knowledge is a salient feature for social change, innovation, growth and economic development in modern societies. Much attention is being given to the role of universities in the development communities and of nations. Universities all over the world are playing a crucial role in producing competent professionals who will be taking responsibility of the country’s technology and resources. This goal of universities can be further fostered by a strong link with the industries. A strong bond and relation between universities and the communities helps not only in finding out immediate solutions to prevailing challenges of society but also will help in producing all round and sharp professionalswhowilllaterbeimportantassetstothedevelopmentofthecountry.
The Faculty of Social and behavioral sciences is one of the youngest faculties of Gollis University. The Faculty offers programs leading to Bachelor of Social Work and Community Development, Bachelor of Political Science and International Relations, and BachelorofDevelopmentStudiesintheregularprogramwithdurationofeight-semesters.
The Faculty is gradually increasing in importance with the students enrolling to programs due to its relevancy in solving socio-economic challenges employing multidisciplinary approaches to application of knowledge and teaching. This interest and aspiration in our students motivates the Faculty for dynamic and positive changes in reshaping the Faculty’s objectives in education and research. The Faculty also has plans to motivate the students to participate in community based extracurricular activities, and to help them contribute in societal problemsolving.
The students who graduate this faculty have the capacity to employ in a range of international organizations, NGOs and government organizations, as well as professional roles in both private sector and public sector.
-
Visions of the Faculty
-
Toproducethebestandmostmotivatedstudentstoservethenationandtheworld.
-
Toattractresearchfundsbasedonadvancedtechnicalsocialprojectswithhighimpactto communities.
-
-
Mission of the Faculty
-
To develop interdisciplinary education in humanities and social science so as to make creativity among students for realization of advanced science and technology.
-
-
Short History of theDepartment
Faculty of Social Science at Gollis University was established in 2011. Many times faculty senate in accordance with regulations of the University suggested reviewing the curriculum in order to increase credits at all, and credits required outside the department. Six batches graduated the university sine to that time; these students often choice to employ in international organizations, media, journalism, private sector development consultancy firms, business and so on. The faculty has got popularity among the nation that makes it one of the best faculties in country.
Objectives
-
To provide students with a solid foundation of fundamentals required to solve socio-economic problems and also to pursue higher studies.
-
To cultivate in students an appreciation of the dimensions of contemporary development issues.
-
To provide student with an academic environment aware of excellence, leadership, written ethical codes and guidelines, and the life-long learning needed for a successful professional career.
-
Graduates of this faculty obtain a wide knowledge of social structures and process contributes to individual growth.
-
Students will understand importance of experiential learning and self-reflection in the social sciences.
-
To build intelligent democratic citizenship.
-
To foster attitude towards knowledge, live and learning relevant to the present.
-
To help students understand and explore social and cultural environment.
-
Admission Requirements
A candidate must satisfy the following requirements
-
Completed first degree education cycle and obtained university-entry GPA of3.0
OR
-
Post Graduate Diploma holders with appropriate background can join based on the criteria set by thefaculty.
-
Duration and DegreePattern
This is a three year course full time study where a student must take all the courses stipulated in the curriculum.
Department Of Law
CAREER PATH |
|
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS |
Required Core Computing Courses |
Property law II |
Commercial law II |
Environmental law |
Private international law |
Legal ethics |
Public international law II |
Internship |
Research methodology |
Maritime law |
Alternative dispute resolution |
Trail advocacy |
International trade law |
Humanitarian law |
Law of bankruptcy |
Law of agency |
Human rights law |
Law of public finance |
Required Core Law Courses |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Required English Courses |
Freshman English I |
Freshman English II |
Research and Report Writing |
Management and other Required Courses |
Islamic Study One and Two |
Department Of Law
|
||||||
NO |
Semester 1 |
|||||
1 |
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
|||
2 |
LLB111 |
Introduction to law |
3 |
|||
3 |
EN112 |
English | |
3 |
|||
4 |
IS113 |
Islamic study 1 |
3 |
|||
5 |
LLB114 |
Criminal law I |
3 |
|||
6 |
LLB115 |
Somali Literature |
3 |
|||
7 |
LLB116 |
Constitutional law I |
3 |
|||
|
Semester 2 |
|||||
|
Course code |
Course Title |
|
|||
|
Credit Hours |
|||||
8 |
LLB121 |
Contract law |
3 |
|||
9 |
LLB122 |
Labor law |
3 |
|||
10 |
LLB123 |
Islamic Study 2 |
3 |
|||
11 |
LLB124 |
Constitutional law II |
3 |
|||
12 |
LLB125 |
Administrative law |
3 |
|||
13 |
LLB126 |
Customary law |
3 |
|||
|
||||||
|
Semester 3 |
|||||
|
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
|||
14 |
LLB131 |
Islamic family law |
3 |
|||
15 |
LLB132 |
Law of investment |
3 |
|||
16 |
LLB133 |
Criminal procedure I |
3 |
|||
17 |
LLB134 |
Civil procedure 1 |
3 |
|||
18 |
LLB135 |
Jurisprudence |
3 |
|||
19 |
LLB364 |
Legal methods |
3 |
|||
|
Semester 4 |
|||||
|
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
|||
20 |
LLB221 |
Civil procedure II |
3 |
|||
21 |
LLB222 |
Law of succession |
3 |
|||
22 |
LLB223 |
Company law & business associations |
3 |
|||
23 |
LLB336 |
Trail advocacy |
3 |
|||
24 |
LLB225 |
Criminal procedure law II |
3 |
|||
25 |
SL226 |
Tort law |
3 |
|||
|
||||||
|
Semester 5 |
|||||
|
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
|||
|
|
|
||||
26 |
LLB231 |
Evidence law |
3 |
|||
27 |
LLB232 |
Law of property I |
3 |
|||
28 |
LLB233 |
Commercial law I |
3 |
|||
29 |
LLB234 |
Law of intellectual property |
3 |
|||
30 |
LLB235 |
Media law |
3 |
|||
31 |
LLB236 |
Law banking and insurance |
3 |
|||
|
Semester 6 |
|
||||
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
||||
32 |
LLB241 |
Public international law I |
3 |
|||
33 |
LLB242 |
Property law II |
3 |
|||
34 |
LLB243 |
Commercial law II |
3 |
|||
35 |
LLB244 |
Environmental law |
3 |
|||
36 |
LLB245 |
Private international law |
3 |
|||
37 |
LLB246 |
Legal ethics |
3 |
|||
Semester 7 |
||||||
38 |
LLB331 |
Public international law II |
3 |
|||
39 |
LLB332 |
Internship |
3 |
|||
40 |
LLB333 |
Research methodology |
3 |
|||
41 |
LLB334 |
Maritime law |
3 |
|||
42 |
LLB335 |
Alternative dispute resolution |
3 |
|||
43 |
LLB336 |
Trail advocacy |
3 |
|||
|
Semester 8 |
|||||
|
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
|||
44 |
LLB351 |
International trade law |
3 |
|||
45 |
LLB352 |
Humanitarian law |
3 |
|||
46 |
LLB353 |
Law of bankruptcy |
3 |
|||
47 |
LLB354 |
Law of agency |
3 |
|||
48 |
LLB355 |
Human rights law |
3 |
|||
|
Semester 9 |
|||||
|
Course code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
|||
49 |
LLB362 |
Law of public finance |
3 |
|||
50 |
LLB363 |
Thesis |
3 |