History and Diplomatic Studies

INTRODUCTION
Course Overview
Admission Requirements

In an age in which History as a discipline is being treated with levity with its adverse effects on its patronage as a course of study in tertiary institutions, the need to redesign the course to make it relevant is more than a leisure exercise. The redesigning informs change from the conventional department of History to the Department of History and Diplomatic Studies. This effort is not a mere exercise to lure clients into the department but to make History meet the present realities.

The world as a global village today employs, among other things, a diplomatic approach in solving social, political, and economic problems. Such a diplomatic approach is not in isolation of the past. The department feels comfortable in responding to the needs of the moment by bringing the dosage of diplomatic studies into the mainstream of History with its own utility. The main objective of the B.A. (Ed.) Option is to provide a sound academic study of History and Diplomacy by contributing to the formation of an informed, educated and concerned citizenry. 

To this end, the option is:

(i)    directed towards instilling in the students’ critical minds for  appreciating and analyzing major political, economic, social and developmental issues in History and Diplomacy;

(ii)    aimed at fostering in the students analytical and creative minds for examining critical national and international issues objectively; and

(iii)    designed to create a curriculum which recognizes Africa’s central role in the mainstream of global history, politics and economy and to reflect these by offering a variety of courses notably in African, European, American, Asian and Caribbean Studies. The course will be of immense importance to prospective academics, teachers, diplomats, public servants and managers of public and private ventures.

Below are the list of Programme Under History and Diplomatic Studies

  • History and Diplomatic Studies

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Course List

S/N Course Code Course Title
1 CRS111 Definition of Religion
2 CRS111 Introduction to the Qur’an and Hadith
3 CRS112 Introduction to Glorious Qur’an
4 CRS112 Introduction to the Study of Religion
5 CRS113 The Sunnah and the hadith of the prophet
6 CRS113 Early Church History to 451AD
7 CRS114 Sources Of Christianity
8 CRS114 Introduction to Islam
9 CRS115 Early Church History
10 CRS115 Religion and Human Values
11 CRS116 Sources of Islam
12 CRS116 Survey of African Traditional Religion
13 CRS117 Religion and Human Values
14 CRS117 Sources of Christianity
15 CRS118 Survey Of African Traditional Religion
16 CRS121 Introduction To The Study Of New Testament Books
17 CRS121 General Introduction to the Study of Old Testament
18 CRS122 The Planting Of Christianity In W/Africa
19 CRS122 The Planting of Christianity in West Africa
20 CRS123 History And Religion Of Israel From Monarchy To The Fall Of Northern Kingdom
21 CRS123 Formative Period of Israelite History
22 CRS124 The Four Orthodox Caliphs of Islam
23 CRS124 African Traditional Religion and Culture
24 CRS125 African Traditional Religion and Culture
25 CRS125 African Pantheon
26 CRS126 African Pantheon
27 CRS126 Introduction to the Study of New Testament
28 CRS127 General Introduction To The Study Of Old Testament Books
29 CRS211 Introduction To Philosophy Of Religion
30 CRS211 Introduction to Philosophy of Religion
31 CRS212 Introduction to The Gospels
32 CRS212 Introduction to the Gospels
33 CRS213 The Science Of Islamic Theology
34 CRS213 The Church Reformation
35 CRS214 The Church Reformation
36 CRS214 Christian Doctrines
37 CRS215 Christian Doctrines
38 CRS215 History and Religion of Israel from Monarchy to the Fall of Northern Kingdom
39 CRS216 Formative Period of Israelite History
40 CRS216 The Gospel of St. Matthew
41 CRS217 The Gospel of St. Matthew
42 CRS217 Greek Grammar and Syntax I
43 CRS218 Greek Grammar and Syntax
44 CRS218 Worship in Africa Traditional Religion
45 CRS219 Worship in A.T.R.
46 CRS221 Methodology I
47 CRS221 Christian Religious Studies Methodology
48 CRS222 Introduction To Sociology Of Religion
49 CRS222 Introduction to Sociology of Religion
50 CRS223 Hebrew Grammar And Syntax I
51 CRS223 Hebrew Grammar and Syntax I
52 CRS224 African Traditional Religion II
53 CRS224 African Traditional Religion II
54 CRS225 History Of Religions
55 CRS225 History of Religions
56 CRS226 Prophet of Israel
57 CRS226 Old Testament Prophets
58 CRS227 Religion and Human Values II
59 CRS227 Ecumenism
60 CRS228 Exilic and Post-Exilic Judaism
61 CRS228 Exilic and Post-Exilic Judaism
62 CRS310 Old Testament Prophets
63 CRS311 Comparative Study of World Religions
64 CRS311 Inter Religious Dialogue
65 CRS312 Gospel Of St. Mark
66 CRS312 Comparative Study of World Religions
67 CRS313 Ecumenism
68 CRS313 Gospel of Mark
69 CRS314 Indigenous Churches in West Africa
70 CRS314 Indigenous Church in West Africa
71 CRS315 Acts of the Apostles
72 CRS315 Acts of the Apostles
73 CRS316 Exegesis of St. John
74 CRS316 Exegesis of St. John
75 CRS317 Greek Grammar and Syntax II
76 CRS317 Greek Grammar and Syntax II
77 CRS318 African Cosmology
78 CRS318 Africa Tradition Cosmology
79 CRS319 Old Testament Theology
80 CRS320 Christian Ethics
81 CRS320 Christian Ethics
82 CRS321 The Church in the Apostolic Age
83 CRS321 Soteriology
84 CRS322 Soteriology
85 CRS322 Research Methodology
86 CRS323 Methodology II
87 CRS323 Pauline Epistles
88 CRS324 Pauline Epistles
89 CRS324 Hebrew Grammar and Syntax II
90 CRS325 Hebrew Grammar and Syntax II
91 CRS325 Introduction to Phenomenology of Religion
92 CRS326 Introduction to Phenomenology of Religion
93 CRS326 Philosophy of Religion II
94 CRS327 Philosophy of Religion II
95 CRS327 Studies in Theodicy
96 CRS328 Studies in Theodicy
97 CRS328 The Spirit World in African Traditional Religion
98 CRS329 The Spirit World of the Africans
99 CRS420 Ecclesiology
100 CRS421 New Testament Theology
101 CRS421 Ecclesiology
102 CRS422 Hebrew Translation
103 CRS422 New Testament Theology
104 CRS423 Life and Teaching of Christ
105 CRS423 Hebrew Translation
106 CRS424 Greek Translation
107 CRS424 Life and Teaching of Christ
108 CRS425 The Nigeria Christian History 1880-1960
109 CRS425 Greek Translation
110 CRS426 Religion and Social Change
111 CRS426 The Nigeria Christian History 1880-1960
112 CRS427 Religion And The Nigerian Nation
113 CRS427 Religion and Social Change
114 CRS428 God and Cultic Practices in A.T.R.
115 CRS428 God and Cultic Practices in Africa Traditional Religion
116 CRS429 Project
117 CRS429 Project
118 GNS111 Introduction to Logic & Philosophy
119 GNS111 Introduction to Logic & Philosophy
120 ISS111 GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM
121 ISS111 Introduction to the Qur?an and Hadith
122 ISS112 INTRODUCTION TO THE QUR’AN
123 ISS112 Introduction to Islamic Law
124 ISS113 INTRODUCTION TO HADITH
125 ISS113 Classical History of Islam
126 ISS114 INTRODUCTION TO ISLAMIC LAW
127 ISS114 Fiqh as-Salat and as-Sawm
128 ISS115 ISLAMIC HISTORY FROM JAHILIYYAH TO THE DEATH OF THE PROPHET
129 ISS115 Introduction to ?Ilm Tawhid
130 ISS116 SALAT AND SAWM
131 ISS116 Muslim Organisations in Nigeria
132 ISS117 ILM TAWHID
133 ISS117 Introduction to Tajwid
134 ISS118 MUSLIM ORGANISATIONS IN NIGERIA
135 ISS118 Introduction to Fiqh
136 ISS119 INTRODUCTION TO TAJWID
137 ISS119 Arabic for Beginners I
138 ISS121 Introduction To Islamic Economics & Finance
139 ISS121 Introduction to Islamic Economics and Finance
140 ISS122 INTRODUCTION TO ARABIC LANGUAGE
141 ISS122 Introduction to Arabic Language
142 ISS123 ZAKAT AND HAJJ
143 ISS123 Fiqh az-Zakat and al-Hajj
144 ISS124 THE CLASSICAL CALIPHATE
145 ISS124 Textual Study of the Qur?an I
146 ISS125 TEXTUAL STUDY OF THE QUR’AN I
147 ISS125 Textual Study of Hadith I
148 ISS126 TEXTUAL STUDY OF HADITH I
149 ISS126 Introduction to Maqasid ash-Shari?ah
150 ISS127 ISLAM AND SOCIAL CHANGE
151 ISS129 Arabic for Beginners II
152 ISS211 TEXTUAL STUDY OF THE QUR`AN II
153 ISS211 Textual Study of Qur?an II
154 ISS212 ISLAM IN NIGERIA
155 ISS212 Textual Study of Hadith II
156 ISS213 Introduction To Islamic Theology
157 ISS213 Introduction to Islamic Theology
158 ISS214 ISLAMIC FAMILY LAW
159 ISS214 Islamic Family Law
160 ISS215 INTRODUCTION TO DA’WAH IN ISLAM
161 ISS215 Introduction to Da?wah in Islam
162 ISS216 INTRODUCTION TO ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHY
163 ISS216 Introduction to Islamic Philosophy
164 ISS217 TEXTUAL STUDY OF HADITH II
165 ISS217 The Umayyad Period in Islam
166 ISS218 THE UMAYYAD PERIOD IN ISLAM
167 ISS219 Arabic for Proficiency
168 ISS221 INTRODUCTION TO ISLAMIC MYSTICISM {SUFISM}
169 ISS221 Introduction to Islamic Mysticism (S_f_sm)
170 ISS222 SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION
171 ISS222 Moral Theories of Islam (Tahdh_b)
172 ISS223 THE ABBASID PERIOD OF ISLAM
173 ISS223 Islam in West Africa
174 ISS224 MORAL TEACHINGS OF ISLAM {TAHDHIB}
175 ISS224 Beginners? Arabic Reading
176 ISS225 ISLAM IN WEST AFRICA
177 ISS225 Islamic Studies Methodology
178 ISS226 BEGINNERS’ ARABIC READING
179 ISS226 Study of Selected Prophets
180 ISS227 ISLAMIC STUDIES METHODOLOGY
181 ISS227 The Abbasid Period in Islam
182 ISS228 STUDY OF SELECTED PROPHETS
183 ISS229 Arabic Reading
184 ISS310 INTRODUCTION TO TAFSIR
185 ISS311 THE MU’TAZILITES AND THEIR RATIONALISM
186 ISS311 Introduction to Science of Tafsir
187 ISS312 Islamic Banking
188 ISS312 Theology of Mu?tazilah and Asha?irah
189 ISS313 ISLAMIC CRIMINAL LAW
190 ISS313 Islamic Banking and Insurance
191 ISS314 ISLAMIC SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SYSTEMS
192 ISS314 Islamic Criminal Law
193 ISS315 PHILOSOPHERS IN ISLAM
194 ISS315 Islamic Social and Political Thoughts
195 ISS316 ISLAMIC LAW OF INHERITANCE
196 ISS316 Philosophers in Islam
197 ISS317 INTER-RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE
198 ISS317 Islamic Law of Succession
199 ISS318 ADVANCED SCIENCE OF TAJWID
200 ISS318 Inter-Religious Dialogue
201 ISS319 ISLAM IN KANEM BORNO
202 ISS319 Al-Qaw_?id al-Fiqhiyyah (Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence)
203 ISS320 ISLAM, THE WEST AND REVIVALIST MOVEMENTS
204 ISS321 THE ASH’ARITES OR ISLAMIC SCHOLASTICISM
205 ISS321 Islam, the West and Revivalist Movements
206 ISS322 ISLAMIC INSURANCE
207 ISS322 Islamic Law: Practice in Nigeria
208 ISS323 ISLAMIC LAW: PRACTICE IN NIGERIA
209 ISS323 Islam and Civilization
210 ISS324 ISLAM AND CIVILZATION
211 ISS324 The Sufi Orders in Islam
212 ISS325 THE SUFI ORDERS IN ISLAM
213 ISS325 Islamic Education
214 ISS326 ISLAMIC EDUCATION
215 ISS326 Research in Islamic Studies
216 ISS327 TEXTUAL STUDY OF HADITH III
217 ISS327 Advanced Studies of Maqasid ash-Shari?ah
218 ISS328 RESEARCH IN ISLAMIC STUDIES
219 ISS328 Comparative Science of Islamic Jurisprudence
220 ISS329 WORLD RELIGIONS
221 ISS421 TAFSIR AL -QUR’AN
222 ISS421 Tafsir Al-Qur?an
223 ISS422 ISLAM IN AFRICA
224 ISS422 Islam in Africa
225 ISS423 LAWS OF WASIYYAH AND WAQF
226 ISS423 Laws of Wasiyyah and Waqf
227 ISS424 ISLAM AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
228 ISS424 Islam and Conflict Resolution
229 ISS425 THE OTTOMAN PERIOD OF ISLAM
230 ISS425 The Ottoman Period of Islam
231 ISS426 Study of Selected Ulamah and Their Contributions to Islamic Scholarship
232 ISS426 Study of Selected ?Ulama? and their Contributions to Islamic Scholarship
233 ISS427 Sources in Islamic Studies
234 ISS427 Principles of Investment and Business in Islam
235 ISS428 World Religions
236 ISS429 Research Project
237 ISS429 Project

UTME

Five (5) ‘O’ level credits at one sitting or six (6)’O’ level credits at two sittings to include English Language, History/ Government (where a candidate posses the two (2) they are to be counted separately) and any other subjects from Arts, Social Sciences and Civic Education.

DIRECT ENTRY

i. At least two ‘A’ level passes/NCE Merit passes in History, Political Science, Social Studies and Christian/ Islamic Religious Studies and any other related subjects.
ii) OND/HND with Upper Credit in Mass Communication/ Journalism, Public Administration, Public Relations, Business Studies and Business Administration.
iii University Diploma in Tourism (Upper Credit).
iv. University Diploma with Upper Credit in Mass Communication

UTME SUBJECTS

History/Government and two subjects from Arts and Social Science.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS

History and any other two subjects from Arts and Social Science.