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This course covers the social work knowledge and philosophy. Using a historical and comparative analysis approach, the course explores the core knowledge of social work by looking at the development of social work knowledge and how this knowledge influences social work practice. As part of knowledge, the course also explores the social work discourses and influence different social work practice settings. Also, the philosophies of social welfare are explored and examined since they are part of social work knowledge.

Rev. Julius Tabi Izza

Mr. Nyolonga Colbert

Welcome Students!

Welcome to the Special project course! You may be wondering 'What Special project is and why should I do this course?' Or, 'What is the importance of a course like special project?'  The simple answer is that the special project course, which  essentially builds up to your research dissertation,  is developing your problem solving skills for real life problems- in this case in agriculture/ food science. Problem solving is a central competence of strong leadership and becoming more effective in the purpose for which God has called you. Effective leaders devise solutions to challenges that enable them, their organizations or family to fulfill their vision or mission. Research is a problem solving, creative thinking tool.

This brief introduction provides you with important information about this course. The learning outcomes are designed to equip you with practical approaches for your research project, encourage the formation of a critical analysis, creative thinking and foster individual judgement in the application of research methods. You will also develop skills required in writing research proposals/ reports.