Ike Udogu

Ike Udogu serves as Professor of Political Science in the Department of Government and Justice Studies at Appalachian State University's College of Arts and Sciences, specializing in International Relations, Comparative Politics, African Politics, Human Rights, and Conflict Resolutions.

His academic credentials include:

• BA in Political Science from Appalachian State University
• MA in Political Science from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
• PhD in International/Comparative Politics from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

Dr. Udogu's research examines political dynamics across African nations with emphasis on ethnic conflict resolution and human rights frameworks. His work analyzes governance structures in developing countries and contributes to understanding systemic challenges in post-colonial political systems through comparative methodologies.

He teaches core courses including African Politics, Conflict Resolutions, Comparative Politics, Ethnic Conflict, International Relations, Minority Politics, and Politics of Developing Nations, integrating regional expertise with theoretical frameworks.

Regarding student mentorship and research funding, the available documentation provides no details about current advisees, supervision capacity, or active grant-supported projects.