This is a course aims at improving student’s understanding of the origin, structure, functions and process accounting

This course focuses on the following: Types, functions and relationships of settlements. The city in history.

Socio-economic structure of rural households in Sierra Leone, rural poverty, approaches to rural development, information gathering techniques,

Science: science and common sense, functions, aims, explanation and theory. The scientific approach: definition and scope. Ethics

This course builds upon the foundation in GEOG 112. It introduces students to Surveying instruments and exercise. It

Definitions, mechanisms, concepts (assimilation, acculturation, adaptation, conflict, rebellion, revolution and organisational change) and theoretical approaches to explanation and

Sources, collection, processing and interdependency of evaluating demographic data; techniques of data evaluation; total population and population

This course aims at (i) introducing students to the concept of man in the realm of