Not every module will be on offer every semester.
Part I Semester I
Each student shall be required to study seven compulsory modules including two university-wide modules.
Core modules
HEH101 Introduction to the Study of Economic History
HEH102 Imperialism and Development
HEH103 Pre-colonial Economy of Zimbabwe
HEH104 African Economic History
HEH105 Indigenisation and Economic Development in Post Independent Africa
BHS110 Introduction to Zimbabwean Cultures and Heritage
CSARM101 Communication Skills
Part I Semester II
Each student shall be required to study seven compulsory modules including two university-wide modules.
Core modules
HEH106 Indigenous Knowledge Systems in African Economies
HEH107 Globalisation and Sustainable Development
HEH108 Theories in Economic History
HEH109 China and Africa in the 21st Century
EF105 Information Communication and Technology
Each student will have to choose either
BHS101 Introduction to Zimbabwean History
or
BAC101 African Philosophy and Thought
Part II Semester I
Each student shall be required to study six modules
Optional modules
HEH201 Conflict, Peace and Development
HEH202 Multilateral Institutions and Development in Africa
HEH203 History of Labour, State and Capital in Africa
HEH204 Pre-colonial Economy of West Africa
HEH205 North Africa and the Middle East Economy since 1900
HEH206 Socialist Economies of Eastern Europe since 1917
HEH207 Demographic History of Africa
HEH208 Pre-colonial Economy of East Africa
HEH209 The International Economic System since 1918
HEH210 Economic History of North America: Colonial Times to the Cold War
Part II Semester II
Each student shall be required to study six modules
Optional modules
HEH211 New Industrialised Economies of Asia since 1945
HEH212 Southern African Economies since the Mineral Revolution
HEH213 Slave Trade and the World Economy
HEH214 Research Methods in Economic History
HEH215 Economic History of Western Europe, 16-19th Centuries
HEH216 Colonial East African Economy
HEH217 Economic History of Latin America and the Caribbean to Independence
HEH218 Political Instability and African Development
HEH219 Economic History of Zimbabwe since 1890
HEH220 Themes in African Environmental History
Part III: Work-Related Learning
HEH301 Employer’s Assessment
HEH302 Academic Supervisor’s Assessment
HEH303 Work- Related Learner’s Report
Part IV Semester I
Each student shall be required to study six modules of which one is compulsory and five optional.
Core module
HEH470 Research Project
Optional Module
HEH401 Economic Dynamics of African Borderlands
HEH402 History of Economic Thought
HEH403 History of Mining in Zimbabwe since Colonial Times
HEH404 Post Colonial East African Economies
HEH405 Economic History of North America since the Cold War
HEH406 African Regional Co-operation and Transformation
HEH407 Western European Economic Development Since 1900
HEH408 Economic History of West Africa Since 1800
Part IV Semester II
Each student shall be required to study six modules.
Optional modules
HEH409 Climate Change and African Economies
HEH410 History of Manufacturing in Zimbabwe
HEH411 Emerging Economies of the World
HEH412 Economic History of Latin America and the Caribbean since Independence
HEH413 Africa in the 21st Century
HEH414 Modern Japanese Economic Development after 1945
HEH 415 Women in African Economic History
HEH416 Industrialisation and Urbanisation in Africa
