Department of Political Science & Peace Studies

Vision

To meet World Class standards in the advancement of academic excellence, research, social responsibility, and social welfare.

Mission

To train human resource that meets the development needs of the country and international labour market, sustain the production of quality and relevant research, and disseminate knowledge, skills, values, and competencies for the advancement of humanity.

Goals

• Enable students to acquire excellent administrative and research skills, understand issues intelligently, think logically and methodologically, talk and write coherently and clearly, carry out an investigation, accurately evaluate past trends, judiciously anticipate future developments, and comprehend the real world.
• Broaden students’ intellectual learning through intensive and vigorous exposure of the student to key issues, concepts, methodologies, techniques and processes of studying and understanding politics, as well as deepening students’ breadth of learning by giving them intensive and vigorous exposure to different approaches of studying and understanding problems and issues emerging from different political and administrative processes.
• Analyze, understand, and apply various approaches and views as expressed in theory and their practical application to political, administrative, diplomacy, and international relations.

Prof Edmund Were 

Associate Professor, Peace and Conflict Studies

Mr. Wilfred Rotich Chacha     

Tutorial Fellow, Public Administration, and Policy.