College of Management Sciences
The B.Sc in Marketing is designed to cultivate innovative marketing professionals who can drive business success and societal impact, with a focus on the global and African markets.
Academic year | [academic_year]
Level | Undergraduate
Course Code: MKTG-N4NB
Mode of Study : Open and Distance Learning
Duration | 4 Years
Programme leader | Prof. Ngozi Eze
The B.Sc. Peace and Conflict Resolution at SKAUP University of Business and Technology (SUBT) prepares students to understand the root causes of conflict and to develop practical strategies for building peace in societies, organisations, and international contexts. The programme draws from political science, sociology, law, psychology, and international relations, equipping graduates with the skills to mediate disputes, design peacebuilding programmes, and contribute to social transformation.
Delivered through SUBT’s Open and Distance Learning (ODL) model, the programme combines academic knowledge with real-world case studies, role-play simulations, and field-based research. Through the SKAUP Innovation Centre (SKAUP-IC) and partnerships with peacebuilding organisations, students also explore opportunities to apply their learning in community development, policy-making, and entrepreneurship in the peace and security sector.
The modules are designed to introduce students to the foundations of peace studies in the first year, with advanced conflict resolution, negotiation, and international peacebuilding strategies in later years. Sample modules include:
Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
Principles of Political Science
Introduction to Sociology
Nigerian Legal System
Use of English & Communication Skills
Introduction to Computing & ICT
Nigerian Peoples and Culture
Introduction to Psychology
Conflict Analysis and Resolution
Human Rights and Social Justice
Mediation and Negotiation Techniques
Political Economy of Development
Peacebuilding in Africa
Organisational Behaviour
Entrepreneurship Studies I
Research Methods in Social Sciences
International Relations and Global Security
Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Gender, Conflict and Peacebuilding
Leadership and Peacebuilding
Business Ethics & Corporate Governance
Community-Based Peacebuilding
Industrial Training (SIWES)
Advanced Conflict Resolution Strategies
International Humanitarian Law
Religion, Culture and Conflict
Peace Education and Advocacy
Project Management
Contemporary Issues in Peace and Security
Final Year Project / Dissertation (Applied Peacebuilding Project or Policy Study)
100-Level (UTME) Entry: Five O’Level credits (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) including English Language, Mathematics, Physics and two other science subjects, at not more than two sittings. JAMB UTME is not required for initial application, but must be regularised post-admission for NYSC eligibility.
200-Level (Direct Entry): ND/HND (≥ Lower Credit) in Computer Science, Cyber Security, Statistics, Mathematics, or related fields; or two A-Level passes in Mathematics, Physics (or equivalent). International applicants require equivalent qualifications and an IELTS score of 6.0 (or an approved equivalent).
Bridging & Access: Where gaps exist, foundation/CPD pathways are available, with admissions aligned to NUC guidelines and SUBT’s equity commitments.
