Bachelor of Organizational Management and Technology
The Bachelor of Organizational Management and Technology is a four-year programme that prepares students for managing organisations with a technology focus. Students study organisational management, business technology, information systems, strategic management, operations and digital transformation. The programme combines management principles with technology integration for modern organisations.
Students develop competencies in organisational management, business technology, strategic planning, operations management, information systems, change management and digital innovation. They learn to manage teams, align technology with business goals, improve organisational processes and lead digital transformation. The programme covers management, technology, strategy, operations and organisational behaviour.
In Kenya, organizational management and technology is relevant for businesses, government agencies and non-profits seeking digital transformation. Kenya's growing digital economy and emphasis on technology adoption create opportunities. Graduates find roles in corporate management, IT coordination, business process improvement, operations management and technology consulting.
Teaching is delivered through lectures, case studies, practical technology sessions, industrial attachment and research projects. Students analyse organisations, develop technology strategies, manage projects and undertake industrial attachment. The programme includes a final-year research project.
Graduates pursue careers as organizational managers, operations managers, IT coordinators, business process analysts and technology consultants. Some work in corporate management. Others join consulting firms, government agencies or establish technology-enabled businesses.
This programme is ideal for individuals with leadership potential, business understanding and interest in technology-enabled management.
- Duration
- 4 years
- Private, up to
- Ksh 105,000
- Job market
- Moderate
The programme
What you study, how long it takes, and how it is delivered.
Practicalities
- Study mode
- Full-time
- Attachment
- 3 months
- Average class
- 35 students
- Award
- Bachelor
What you study
10 subjects- Organisational Management and Behaviour
- Business Technology and Digital Transformation
- Strategic Management
- Operations Management
- Information Systems Management
- Human Resource Management
- Project Management and Innovation
- Business Process Improvement
- E-Commerce and Digital Business
- Research Methods
Modules
12 in the programmeIntroduction to Organisational Management
Year 1Semester 13 creditsCore
Introduction to Organisational Management: Management principles, organisational structures and functions Covers planning, organising, leadership, and control in organisational contexts.
Business Technology Foundations
Year 1Semester 23 creditsCore
Business Technology Foundations: Business technology, digital tools and IT fundamentals for managers Covers theoretical foundations, practical applications, and industry-relevant skills.
Organisational Behaviour and Leadership
Year 1Semester 33 creditsCore
Organisational Behaviour and Leadership: Behaviour in organisations, motivation, leadership and teams Covers leadership theories, organisational behaviour, and strategic decision-making.
Strategic Management
Year 2Semester 13 creditsCore
Strategic Management: Strategy formulation, implementation, competitive analysis and planning Covers planning, organising, leadership, and control in organisational contexts.
Operations Management
Year 2Semester 23 creditsCore
Operations Management: Operations, process design, quality and supply chain management Covers planning, organising, leadership, and control in organisational contexts.
Information Systems Management
Year 2Semester 33 creditsCore
Managing information systems, ERP, CRM and business systems. The module covers theoretical foundations, practical applications and industry-relevant skills, assessed through continuous assessment t...
Human Resource Management
Year 3Semester 13 creditsCore
Human Resource Management: HR management, staffing, training, performance and labour relations Covers planning, organising, leadership, and control in organisational contexts.
Business Process Improvement
Year 3Semester 23 creditsCore
Business Process Improvement: Process improvement, Lean, Six Sigma and business process reengineering Covers theoretical foundations, practical applications, and industry-relevant skills.
E-Commerce and Digital Business
Year 3Semester 33 creditsCore
E-Commerce and Digital Business: E-commerce, digital business models, platforms and online strategy Covers theoretical foundations, practical applications, and industry-relevant skills.
Project Management and Innovation
Year 4Semester 13 creditsCore
Project Management and Innovation: Project management, innovation, change management and digital transformation Equips students with practical skills for venture creation and business management.
Technology Strategy and Governance
Year 4Semester 23 creditsCore
Technology Strategy and Governance: IT strategy, governance, risk, compliance and digital leadership Covers theoretical foundations, practical applications, and industry-relevant skills.
Final Year Research Project
Year 4Semester 36 creditsCore
Final Year Research Project: Independent research on organizational management and technology Involves independent research, data analysis, and scholarly writing under supervision.
Specialisations
Organizational Leadership
Specialization in Organizational Leadership, preparing graduates for careers such as business-administration.
E-Commerce
Specialization in E-Commerce, preparing graduates for careers such as business-administration. This specialisation equips graduates with discipline-specific competencies for professional practice in Kenya and the East African region, with pathways to postgraduate study and professional certification.
Operations Management
Specialization in Operations Management, preparing graduates for careers such as business-administration.
Business Process Improvement
Specialization in Business Process Improvement, preparing graduates for careers such as business-administration.
IT Management
Specialization in IT Management, preparing graduates for careers such as business-administration. This specialisation equips graduates with discipline-specific competencies for professional practice in Kenya and the East African region, with pathways to postgraduate study and professional certification.
Digital Transformation
Specialization in Digital Transformation, preparing graduates for careers such as business-administration.
A day as a student
A typical day combines morning lectures on management or technology with afternoon case studies or practical sessions. Students may analyse organisations, develop technology strategies, manage projects or work on business process improvement.
The trade offs
In its favour
- Relevant for Kenya's digital transformation
- Combines management and technology skills
- Diverse career paths across sectors
- Opportunities for leadership and innovation
Against it
- May require additional technical certifications for some roles
- Competitive job market for management roles
- Broad scope may require focusing on a specific area
- Rapid technology change requires continuous learning
What it costs
Tuition at both ends of the market, and how to pay for it.
What it costs, and where
Against 331 business coursesAnnual tuition in Kenyan shillings, rounded. The upright tick is the median for this field, so a bar sitting entirely to its right is an expensive programme by the standards of its own subject.
The fine print
MKU only (private), est. Ksh 105K/yr based on MKU cluster 2 business fees. KUCCPS shows no fee data.
Students may access HELB loans and county bursaries. Some companies offer internship stipends for management and technology students.
Funding options
Higher Education Loans Board (HELB)
LoanKsh 60,000
National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF)
Bursary
County Government Bursaries
Bursary
Scholarships
3 recordedCounty Government Bursaries
BursaryKenyan
Residents of respective counties
Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) Loan
LoanKsh 60,000Kenyan
Kenyan students admitted to recognised universities
Higher Education Fund (HEF)
BursaryKenyan
Kenyan undergraduate students placed by KUCCPS in public universities
Getting in
The grades, the alternatives, and who accredits the award.
What you need
- KCSE mean grade
- C+
- Alternative entry
- Relevant diploma or equivalent qualification
English or Kiswahili
C+
Mathematics A/B or any Group II
C
Any Group III, IV or V subject
C+
Any Group III, IV or V subject
C+
How you are assessed
4 componentsIndustrial Attachment Report
Coursework10% of the mark
Final Examination
Coursework40% of the mark
Case Studies and Practical Work
Coursework30% of the mark
Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs)
Coursework20% of the mark
Accreditation
Accredited by the Commission for University Education (CUE).
Accredited by
Commission for University Education (CUE)
InstitutionalRequired
Where it leads
The roles it opens, and what you leave with.
Where graduates go
5 rolesBusiness Process Analyst
Moderate demandKsh 65,000 to Ksh 230,000
Analyses and improves business processes
Organizational Manager
Moderate demandKsh 60,000 to Ksh 250,000
Manages organisational operations and strategy
Technology Consultant
Moderate demandKsh 70,000 to Ksh 280,000
Advises organisations on technology solutions
Operations Manager
Moderate demandKsh 70,000 to Ksh 280,000
Manages operations and business processes
IT Coordinator
Moderate demandKsh 60,000 to Ksh 220,000
Coordinates IT systems and business needs
Graduate outcomes
Graduates work as organizational managers, operations managers, IT coordinators, business process analysts and technology consultants in corporate management, consulting firms, government agencies and technology-enabled businesses.
Where these fields lead
8 careers- EntrepreneurBusiness23Low exposure
- Reinsurance AnalystBusiness25Low exposure
- Entrepreneur / Startup FounderBusiness27Low exposure
- Entrepreneur in Tech/ScienceBusiness32Low exposure
- FinanceBusiness33Low exposure
- Business AdministrationBusiness35Low exposure
- Development EconomistBusiness36Low exposure
- Fintech AnalystBusiness37Low exposure
Tools you will learn
SAP FICO
ErpPrimary
SAP financial and controlling module.
QuickBooks Enterprise
Accounting
Advanced accounting for SMEs.
Microsoft Excel
SpreadsheetPrimary
Financial modelling and analysis.
SAP ERP
ErpPrimary
Oracle ERP
Erp
Certifications
Industry links
Common misconceptions
Organizational management and technology is just about IT
It combines management, strategy, operations, leadership and technology integration.
Technology makes management unnecessary
Management is essential for strategic technology adoption and organisational change.
There are limited jobs for this combination
Digital transformation creates demand for managers who understand technology.
It is the same as Information Technology
It focuses on managing organisations using technology rather than purely technical skills.
Related courses
Further reading
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