Course description: The course focuses on the physical, social, economic and policy aspects of natural and human-made disasters. Particular attention will be given to basic issues of land use and development, institutional policies and response, and the political economy of disasters. The course examines the causes and consequences of disasters and analyzes the factors affecting recovery and...Read More

Course Description The course takes the learners through the history of fashion and costume, and the historical trends of fashion design from the 19th century to the present twenty-first century. It analyses how the social, economic and political structures have influenced over the years, the styles and meanings associated with dress, and fashion in the...Read More

Course Description: This course prepares students to practice the profession of surveying. In broad terms, it introduces the students to social, economic and legal aspects of life that they expect to encounter as surveying professionals. course Objectives: This course aims to: Inculcate in students the role of ethics in Geomatics professional practice. The codes of...Read More

Course Description Principles and History of Art III (IFA 3202) explores the different mythological, symbolical, spiritual(Animism,Fetishism,Divination,Sorcery,witchcraft, blackmagic,white magic, cults, and occultism), political, economic and cultural way of life (i.e. material culture which ultimately defines ones cultural identity) of indigenous African civilizations and societies. Critical examination is done in order to establish the impact that the...Read More

Course Description The course is important in raising the student’s understanding and awareness of the architectural history in the East African region. Objectives/aim Analytical study, documentation and grasp of the basic chronological framework of architectural history in East Africa with a specific emphasis on Uganda. Appreciation of the relationship between meaning and building form within...Read More