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MULUNGUSHI UNIVERSITY ASSIGNMENT

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This chapter outlines the doctoral dissertation performed at the University of Washington and the Universite de Paris 8, 2008. Extract: This is not to say that either of these terms – Modernity and the Postcolonial – have remained free from controversy. Modernity itself, far from being an homogeneous identity, is split up into past processes, a state of present being, and an avant-garde vision that raises the banner against all sorts of established norms. These three aspects of the Modern are defined as Modernization, the process by which one becomes Modern – characterized by advances in technology, structures of capital flows and the simultaneous fragmentation and consolidation of global geographies; Modernity which is at least in part self-reflexive positioning of oneself and one’s own historical moment vis-à-vis the past; and finally Modernism, a reaction to Modernity that attempts to provide solutions for what are perceived as Modernity’s ills and excesses. These three levels of the Modern are thus intimately related to each other, are in opposition to each other in some measure, but also at the same time refer back to each other as composants of the triumvirate of the phenomenon that we call the Modern. If we accept these definitions of the Modern, then, far from being an homogeneous concept, the Modern lends itself to an investigation of its components. This investigation complicates notions of the Modern as being historically, temporally and geographically localised in 18th – 20th century Europe or a phenomenon unique to Western cultures. Going one step further, it is even true that Modernity and Postcoloniality can occupy the same space, creating new patterns of image and text that problematize neat categorisation of form and intent (Figure 1.1). Hybrid form that emerges from this conflation occupies a theoretical position all of its own, embracing such diverse topics as identity, geography, genre, migration, nationalism and built form.

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FIRST YEAR ORIENTATION

Welcome new students.

We understand that adapting to university is both thrilling and challenging. Orientation gives you the tools you need to make the adjustment to campus life as easy as possible. Before school/classes begin in the next few days, make new friends and settle into your new home. This page provides general advice about starting at Mulungushi University.

Importance of Orientation

Orientation is a series of events and activities aimed at assisting you, as a first-year student, in learning about everything that awaits you at university. You will meet new people, learn about campus services and resources, learn how to navigate the campus, and have some fun. Orientation, on the other hand, is more than a single day or week of events. It is about our dedication to assisting you as a new student.

Orientation is designed to assist students making the transition to MU, and has something to offer to incoming students, whether this is your first university experience directly from high school, you are transferring from another institution, or you are coming to university later in your life.

During Orientation, you will have the opportunity to;

• meet with representatives from the university
• find your way around on campus,
• receive information on your degree and what is involved,
• learn about the wide variety of campus resources available to you,
• ask questions and get answers from members of the academic members staff and other MU staff,
• talk with student organisations and learn how you can get involved on campus, and
• set up your course registration and get started with your classes.

Getting Started

Step zero - join the telegram orientation group, step one - understand the university year.

• Semester I or (Semester 1)
• Semester II or (Semester 2)

Step Two - Identify your School, Department and Programme

• School of Agriculture and Natural Resources - (SANR)
• School of Business Studies - (SBS)
• School of Education - (SOE)
• School of Science, Engineering and Technology - (SSET)
• School of Social Sciences - (SSS)
• School of Medicine and Health Sciences  - (SoMHS)

A school is the grouping of departments that are concerned with a major branch of knowledge. For example, the School of Science, Engineering and Technology (SSET) focuses on producing professionals in fields of Science, Engineering, Computing, Information and Communication Technologies at postgraduate and undergraduate levels.

• Required fees,
• Information about your programme,
• Courses and timetable

Schools, Departments, Programmes

• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agriculture
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Land and Water Resources Management
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Environmental Studies
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) Agricultural Business Management
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agricultural Economics

NEW PROGRAMMES

• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agronomy
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Natural Resources Management
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Climatology and Environmental Management
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Hydrology and Earth System Science

Department of Law, Labour and Human Resource Management

• Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
• Bachelor od Laws (LLB) - Labour
• Bachelor of Human Resource Management (BHRM)
• Bachelor of Labour and Employment Relations (BLER)
• Bachelor of Arts in Labour and Human Resource Management (BALHRM)
• Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice
• Bachelor of Arts in Security Studies

Department of Business Studies

• Bachelor of Business Administration and Marketing
• Bachelor of Marketing and Advertising (BMA)
• Public Relations (BComPR)
• Journalism (BCoMJm)
• Accounting and Finance
• Business Management
• Bachelor of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship (BBAE)
• Bachelor of Banking and Finance (BBF)
• Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (BAF)
• Bachelor of Purchasing and Supply Management (BPSM)
• Bachelor of Science in International Business
• Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering

SCIENCE-BASED

• Bachelor Science (BSc) in ICT with Education
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics with Education
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agriculture with Education
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics and ICT with Education
• Bachelor of Business Administration &Entrepreneurship with Education (BBAE ED)
• -Mathematics
• -English Language
• -Zambian languages
• -Civic Education
• -Religious Studies
• -Physical Education and Sports (PES)

BUSINESS BASED

• Bachelor of Business Studies with Education (BBSED) 
• Bachelor of Primary Education

Department of Computer Science and Information Technology

• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Information Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
• Bachelor of Business Informatics
• Bachelor of Science in Data Science
• Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security

Department of Science and Mathematics

• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Statistics
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics and Statistics
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biological Sciences
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Chemistry
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Bio-Chemistry
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physics
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Medical Physics
• Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Technology (specialization: Chemistry; Microbiology; Biological Sciences; Electronics and Instrumentation)
• Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science
• Bachelor of Biotechnology

Department of Engineering

• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) -Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) -Electronics and Electrical Engineering (specialisations: Control Systems; Energy Systems; Communication and Network Systems)
• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) -Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) - Agricultural Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) - Geomatics Engineering
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics and Statistics
• Bachelor of Economics
• Bachelor of Psychology
• Bachelor of Industrial Psychology
• Bachelor of Development Studies
• Bachelor of International Relations and Development
• Bachelor of Local Government Administration
• Bachelor of Public Administration
• Bachelor of Social Work
• Bachelor of Arts in Development Planning
• Bachelor of Arts in Governance and Development
• Bachelor of Arts in Local Government Finance

Step Three - Calculating your Fees

Acceptance of this offer should be confirmed by a commitment payment of at least 50% of SEMESTER ONE fees charged by various Schools in the University as indicated below:

• ALL new students will be required to undergo medical examinations at the University Clinic, Great North Road Campus at a fee of K100 .
• A late registration fee of K300 will be paid by students arriving after 15th September 2021 . The late registration period ends on Thursday 30th September 2021
• Students registering as non-residential will not pay for lodging and will be expected to make their own transport arrangements to and from campus.
• Payments by installments attract a surcharge of K200 which shall be levied to cover administrative costs incurred in processing these payments.                N.B All fees irrespective of the payment plan should be settled by 21st November 2021 for the 1st Semester and 15th May, 2022                     for the 2nd Semester respectively, failure to which a student will not be allowed to sit for Final Examinations
• Requests for refund of the fees shall attract a penalty of 10% of total fees paid if the claim is made before the commencement of the programme. A penalty will be 20% if the claim is made before the end of late registration. Thereafter, no requests for refunds shall be entertained

Step Four - Apply Accommodation

Step five - make payments.

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