By the end of the programme, candidates will be able to:
Conduct original, high-quality research that advances scholarly understanding of legal and political systems.
Critically analyse and evaluate key legal doctrines, political ideologies, and governance models.
Apply comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives to real-world legal and political challenges.
Influence public policy, legislative reform, human rights advocacy, and institutional development.
Demonstrate leadership in academic, governmental, or international research settings.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| LPL 701 | Foundations of Legal and Political Theory | 10 |
| LPL 702 | Research Philosophy and Methodology in Social Sciences | 10 |
| LPL 703 | Comparative Constitutional Law and Political Institutions | 10 |
| LPL 704 | Governance, Rule of Law, and Public Policy | 10 |
| LPL 705 | Human Rights, Justice, and International Law | 10 |
| LPL 706 | Proposal Development and Doctoral Research Design | 10 |
📜 Entry Requirements A Master’s degree (MSc/MA/MPhil/LLM) in Law, Political Science, Public Administration, International Relations, or related fields. Strong academic writing and critical analysis skills. A concept paper or research proposal outlining intended doctoral research. Professional or academic experience in law, politics, governance, or related fields is an added advantage.