The PURPOSE of this course is to equip undergraduate students with knowledge and skills on the Principles of Social Entrepreneurship.
Students who complete this course will be able to acquire knowledge on techniques to become social entrepreneurship environmental scanning process. This course will also enable students understand the concepts of Social Entrepreneurship, social problem analysis, poverty analysis and avenues of solution.
1. SUBENABLING OUTCOMES
A Apply principles of social entrepreneurship in poverty reduction in LDs
2. Apply knowledge of social entrepreneurship in development perspectives
The primary goal of this course is to empower undergraduate students to understand the dynamics of power and voice in governance discourse. By the end, students will be able to articulate the relationship between power and voice, explain the lack of accountability in many developing countries, and assess the effectiveness of donor interventions in specific contexts. They will learn methods states can use to amplify citizen power and voice, and evaluate how donor principles can enhance state responsiveness and accountability. This course is vital for developing informed leaders who can advocate for meaningful change.