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The Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy provides foundational training in marriage counselling, family systems theory, relationship dynamics, and therapeutic interventions for couples and families. Students learn the fundamentals of family therapy approaches, communication patterns, conflict resolution in relationships, and ethical counselling practice. The programme is designed for individuals seeking to support couples and families or as a pathway to further studies in counselling and therapy. Students develop competencies in marriage counselling, family systems analysis, relationship communication, conflict resolution, parenting support, and ethical therapeutic practice. The curriculum covers introduction to marriage and family therapy, family systems theory, couples counselling, communication in relationships, conflict resolution, parenting and child development, ethics in counselling, and practicum. Practical skills are developed through case studies and supervised practice. Marriage and family challenges are significant in Kenyan society, with increasing awareness of the need for professional counselling support for couples and families. Churches, counselling centres, NGOs, and social service organisations require trained personnel to provide marriage and family support services. The programme addresses the growing demand for accessible, foundational training in marriage and family therapy within a Christian worldview. The programme combines classroom lectures with case studies, group discussions, and supervised practicum. Students analyse family dynamics, practise counselling techniques, and develop therapeutic intervention plans. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, case study analysis, role-play exercises, and supervised practice. The programme integrates psychological principles with Christian perspectives on marriage and family. Graduates find employment as marriage and family counselling assistants, relationship educators, or family support workers in churches, counselling centres, NGOs, and social service organisations. The certificate also provides a pathway to diploma and degree programmes in counselling psychology, marriage and family therapy, or related fields at PAC University. This programme is ideal for individuals interested in supporting couples and families, including church workers, social workers, teachers, and community leaders. The programme is particularly suitable for those serving in church or faith-based contexts where marriage and family support is needed.

The Doctor of Philosophy in Medical Mycology provides advanced research training in medical mycology, focusing on fungal pathogens, antifungal resistance, and the epidemiology of fungal infections. Students learn advanced mycological techniques, molecular characterisation of fungi, antifungal susceptibility testing, and the clinical management of fungal diseases. The programme is designed for graduates in biomedical sciences seeking advanced research qualifications in medical mycology. Students develop advanced competencies in fungal pathogenesis, laboratory diagnostics, molecular mycology, antifungal pharmacology, and public health mycology. The curriculum covers advanced mycological research methods and a doctoral thesis. Research skills are developed through independent laboratory research and field work. Medical mycology research is critical for Kenya's health sector. Fungal infections are a significant cause of morbidity and mortality, particularly among immunocompromised individuals. Research institutions, hospitals, and public health agencies require trained medical mycologists. The programme addresses the demand for doctoral-level research training in medical mycology. The programme combines coursework with independent research, laboratory work, and thesis writing. Students study advanced mycology concepts, design research projects, conduct laboratory research, and write a doctoral thesis. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, laboratory sessions, and research supervision. The programme is offered through the KEMRI Graduate School in collaboration with JKUAT. Graduates find employment as research scientists, university lecturers, clinical mycologists, or public health specialists in research institutions, universities, hospitals, and international health organisations. The doctoral degree supports careers in medical mycology research, education, and public health. This programme is ideal for biomedical science graduates seeking advanced research qualifications in medical mycology. The programme provides advanced skills for fungal pathogen research, diagnostic development, and public health mycology.

The Master of Science in Mammalian Physiology provides advanced training in mammalian physiology, comparative physiology, organ systems, and physiological research. Students learn mammalian physiology, comparative physiology, endocrinology, neurophysiology, and physiological research methods. The programme is designed for veterinary, medical, and zoology graduates seeking advanced physiology qualifications. Students develop advanced competencies in mammalian physiology, comparative physiology, physiological research, endocrinology, neurophysiology, and organ system physiology. The curriculum covers mammalian physiology, comparative physiology, research methods, and a research thesis. Practical skills are developed through laboratory work and physiological experiments. Physiology expertise is important for Kenya's health and veterinary sectors. Medical schools, veterinary institutions, research organisations, and pharmaceutical companies require trained physiologists. Kenya's health sector development and veterinary research needs create demand for physiology expertise. The programme addresses the demand for advanced mammalian physiology training. The programme combines classroom lectures with laboratory work, physiological experiments, and research. Students study physiological concepts, conduct physiological experiments, analyse physiological data, and perform research. Teaching methods include lectures, laboratory sessions, and research supervision. The programme is offered in full-time mode. Graduates find employment as physiology lecturers, research scientists, or physiology consultants in universities, medical schools, veterinary institutions, and research organisations. The master's degree supports careers in physiology research, teaching, and biomedical science. This programme is ideal for veterinary, medical, and zoology graduates seeking advanced mammalian physiology qualifications. The programme provides advanced skills for physiological research, comparative physiology, and biomedical science.

The Master of Veterinary Theriogenology provides advanced training in animal reproduction, obstetrics, andrology, and reproductive biotechnology. Students learn theriogenology, reproductive physiology, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and reproductive disease management. The programme is designed for veterinary graduates seeking advanced animal reproduction qualifications. Students develop advanced competencies in animal reproduction, reproductive surgery, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, pregnancy diagnosis, and reproductive disease management. The curriculum covers theriogenology, reproductive physiology, research methods, and a research thesis. Practical skills are developed through clinical work and laboratory sessions. Theriogenology expertise is critical for Kenya's livestock and veterinary sectors. Livestock farmers, veterinary practices, research institutions, and breeding organisations require trained theriogenologists. Kenya's livestock industry and food security goals create demand for animal reproduction expertise. The programme addresses the demand for advanced veterinary theriogenology training. The programme combines classroom lectures with clinical work, laboratory sessions, and research. Students study theriogenology concepts, handle reproductive cases, perform reproductive procedures, and conduct research. Teaching methods include lectures, clinical rotations, laboratory sessions, and research supervision. The programme is offered through the Department of Clinical Studies, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Graduates find employment as veterinary theriogenologists, reproductive consultants, or veterinary researchers in veterinary practices, breeding organisations, research institutions, and government agencies. The master's degree supports careers in animal reproduction, veterinary practice, and reproductive biotechnology. Graduates can register as consultants with the Kenya Veterinary Board. This programme is ideal for veterinary graduates seeking advanced animal reproduction qualifications. The programme provides advanced skills for managing reproductive problems, performing reproductive procedures, and improving animal productivity.