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Message from Dean

Short Names: CSRD, Community School, Rural Dev

Year of Establishment

Established in 1977 as Adult Education and later expanded, the School focuses on rural transformation, community empowerment, and development initiatives that improve livelihoods and promote sustainable growth.

About the School

The School of Community Studies and Rural Development is committed to improving the quality of life in rural communities. It provides education and training that empower individuals to participate in development initiatives. The School focuses on community engagement, rural planning, and sustainable development practices. Students learn practical skills in project implementation, social mobilization, and resource management. It emphasizes participatory approaches that involve communities in decision-making processes. Graduates work with NGOs, government agencies, and development organizations. The School plays a critical role in addressing poverty, improving livelihoods, and promoting inclusive development. It contributes to strengthening community resilience and sustainable rural transformation.

Specializations You Would Acquire

Rural Development, Community Planning, Development Studies, Social Work, Extension Services, Project Management, Sustainable Livelihoods, Community Mobilization, and Development Policy.

Why Choose this School

This School provides practical skills for community development and rural transformation. It prepares graduates to work directly with communities, addressing real challenges and improving livelihoods through sustainable development initiatives.

Mission

To provide education and training that empowers individuals and communities to achieve sustainable development and improved livelihoods through participatory approaches and innovation.

Vision

To be a leading institution in community development education, promoting sustainable rural transformation and empowering communities to achieve social and economic progress.