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The Bachelor of Arts (Business Studies, With IT) is a four-year degree that combines business education with information technology skills, preparing graduates for roles in accounting, marketing, human resources, procurement, and business administration. Students study business accounting, financial management, marketing principles, human resource management, business law, economics, entrepreneurship, procurement and supply chain management, alongside IT modules covering computer applications, database management, and information systems. Graduates find opportunities in corporate organisations, government agencies, NGOs, banks, and SMEs across Kenya. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Maseno University and Tom Mboya University. Both are CUE-accredited public universities. Graduates work as business analysts, accounting assistants, marketing officers, human resources assistants, procurement officers, and administrative officers. Many pursue professional certifications such as CPA, CPS, or CIPS to enhance their qualifications. This programme suits students with interest in business and technology, strong numerical abilities, and aptitude for analytical thinking. The combination of business knowledge and IT skills makes graduates versatile in the job market, able to work across functional areas in modern organisations. Skills RequiredBusiness Accounting and Financial ManagementMarketing Principles and StrategyHuman Resource ManagementProcurement and Supply Chain ManagementBusiness Law and EthicsEntrepreneurship and InnovationComputer Applications and IT ProficiencyDatabase ManagementBusiness Data AnalysisProject ManagementKey SubjectsBusiness AccountingFinancial ManagementMarketing ManagementHuman Resource ManagementBusiness LawEconomicsEntrepreneurshipProcurement and Supply Chain ManagementComputer ApplicationsManagement Information SystemsCertificationsCertified Public Accountant (CPA) — KASNEBCertified Procurement and Supply Professional (CPSP) — KISMChartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) QualificationsSpecializationsAccounting and FinanceFocus on financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial management, preparing graduates for CPA certification and accounting roles. Marketing ManagementFocus on marketing principles, consumer behaviour, brand management, digital marketing, and marketing strategy for corporate and agency roles. Human Resource ManagementFocus on recruitment, training and development, compensation management, labour relations, and strategic HR management for organisational roles.

The Bachelor of Arts in Developmental and Policy Studies is a four-year programme that examines the theories, policies and practices of development. Students study development economics, social policy, governance, project planning and research methods, gaining the analytical skills needed to understand and address development challenges. The programme prepares graduates for careers in government, NGOs, international organisations and research institutions focused on development. Students develop competencies in policy analysis, development planning, project management, social research, monitoring and evaluation, and advocacy. They learn to analyse development problems, design policy interventions, manage development projects and evaluate their impact. The programme covers rural and urban development, poverty reduction, governance, gender and development, and sustainable development in the Kenyan and African context. In Kenya, development studies is a critical field as the country pursues Vision 2030, the SDGs and devolved governance. Graduates are in demand in county governments, national planning agencies, NGOs, international development organisations and research institutions. The growing focus on evidence-based policy making and results-based management has increased demand for professionals with policy analysis and development planning skills. Teaching is delivered through lectures, seminars, case studies, research projects, policy analysis exercises and industrial attachment. Students engage with development policy documents, conduct field research in communities and undertake internships in development organisations. The programme includes a final-year research project or policy brief. Graduates pursue careers as development officers, policy analysts, project coordinators, programme officers, researchers and advocacy officers. Some work in county governments, NGOs or UN agencies. Others join research institutions, think tanks or government planning departments. This programme is ideal for individuals passionate about social change, strong analytical skills and interest in governance and public policy. Students who want to contribute to Kenya's development will find this programme particularly meaningful.

The Bachelor of Arts (Disaster Management and Peace Studies) is a four-year degree that equips students with knowledge and skills to manage disasters, build peace, and resolve conflicts in communities and organisations. Students study disaster risk reduction, emergency response management, conflict analysis, peacebuilding, humanitarian assistance, international humanitarian law, security studies, post-conflict recovery, climate change adaptation, and research methods. Graduates find opportunities in disaster management agencies, humanitarian organisations, peace-building NGOs, government emergency response departments, international relief agencies, county government disaster units, and security sector organisations. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST), a CUE-accredited public university. Graduates work as disaster risk reduction officers, humanitarian programme officers, peacebuilding officers, conflict resolution officers, emergency response coordinators, and project officers in disaster management. This programme suits students with interest in humanitarian work, strong analytical and interpersonal skills, ability to work under pressure, and commitment to community service. Disaster management and peacebuilding require resilience, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to work in challenging and rapidly changing environments. Skills RequiredDisaster Risk Reduction and AssessmentEmergency Response CoordinationConflict Analysis and ResolutionPeacebuilding and ReconciliationHumanitarian Assistance Programme ManagementInternational Humanitarian LawPost-Conflict Recovery and ReconstructionClimate Change Adaptation PlanningCrisis Communication ManagementResearch Methods in Disaster and Peace StudiesKey SubjectsDisaster Risk ReductionEmergency Response ManagementConflict An alysis and PeacebuildingHumanitarian AssistanceInternational Humanitarian LawSecurity StudiesPost-Conflict RecoveryClimate Change and Disaster RiskProject Management for Humanitarian ProgrammesResearch Methods in Disaster and Peace StudiesCertificationsCertified Emergency Manager (CEM) — IAEMHumanitarian Logistics Certification — CILTPeace and Conflict Studies Certification — USIPSpecializationsDisaster Risk ReductionFocus on hazard assessment, vulnerability analysis, early warning systems, community-based disaster risk reduction, and climate change adaptation planning for government and NGO roles. Emergency Response ManagementFocus on emergency operations planning, incident command systems, mass casualty management, evacuation planning, and coordination of emergency response operations.

The Bachelor of Arts (Economics & Sociology) is a four-year interdisciplinary degree that combines economic theory and analysis with sociological perspectives on society, social structures, and human behaviour. Students study microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, mathematics for economists, economic statistics, economic development, public finance, and international economics, alongside sociology modules including sociological theory, social research methods, rural sociology, social psychology, gender studies, social. Graduates find opportunities in government ministries, county governments, research institutions, NGOs, international development agencies, banking and financial institutions, and corporate organisations across Kenya. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Egerton University, Chuka University, Kisii University, and Laikipia University, all CUE-accredited public universities. Graduates work as economic policy analysts, sociologists, research officers, social workers, community development officers, monitoring and evaluation officers, and project officers in government, NGOs, and private sector organisations. This programme suits students with aptitude in mathematics, interest in social issues, analytical thinking abilities, and commitment to evidence-based problem-solving. The interdisciplinary nature requires balancing quantitative economic analysis with qualitative sociological understanding, making it ideal for students who want to understand economic phenomena within their broader social context. Skills RequiredMicroeconomic and Macroeconomic AnalysisEconometrics and Statistical AnalysisSociological Theory and Social AnalysisSocial Research MethodsEconomic Development PlanningPublic Finance and Policy AnalysisData Collection and AnalysisGender and Social Impact AssessmentCommunity Development and Social WelfareReport Writing and Policy Brief DevelopmentKey S ubjectsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsPrinciples of MacroeconomicsMathematics for EconomistsEconomic StatisticsEconometricsEconomic DevelopmentSociological TheorySocial Research MethodsPublic FinanceInternational EconomicsCertificationsEconomics Society of Kenya (ESK) MembershipNational Association of Social Workers Kenya (NASW-K)Monitoring and Evaluation Certification — AMREFSpecializationsEconomic Policy AnalysisFocus on macroeconomic analysis, fiscal policy, monetary policy, public finance, and economic policy formulation for government ministries, research institutions, and policy think tanks. Social Research and DevelopmentFocus on social research methods, community development, social welfare, and applying sociological analysis to development planning in NGO and government settings.

The Bachelor of Arts (Gender and Social Studies) is a four-year degree that combines gender studies with social science perspectives, preparing graduates for careers in gender mainstreaming, social development, policy analysis, and community advocacy. Students study introduction to gender studies, feminist and gender theories, gender and culture, gender and sexuality, masculinity studies, gender and development, poverty policies and gender, gender conflict and post-conflict reconstruction, gender research methods, and. Graduates find opportunities in government ministries, county governments, the National Gender and Equality Commission, NGOs, UN agencies, international development organisations, research institutions, and community-based organisations. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at South Eastern Kenya University, a CUE-accredited public university. Graduates work as gender officers, social workers, community development officers, NGO programme officers, research officers, and policy analysts. This programme suits students with interest in social justice, gender equality, community development, and policy advocacy. The interdisciplinary nature requires analytical thinking, research skills, and commitment to evidence-based social change, making it ideal for students passionate about addressing gender disparities and promoting inclusive development in Kenya and beyond. Skills RequiredGender Analysis and MainstreamingFeminist Theory and Gender FrameworksSocial Research MethodsGender and Development PlanningPolicy Analysis and AdvocacyCommunity Development and MobilisationGender-Based Violence PreventionProject Planning and ManagementData Collection and AnalysisReport Writing and Policy Brief DevelopmentKey SubjectsIntroduction to Gender StudiesFem inist and Gender TheoriesGender and CultureGender and DevelopmentGender and SexualityMasculinity StudiesPoverty, Policies and GenderGender Conflict and Post-Conflict ReconstructionGender Research MethodsSocial Research MethodologyCertificationsNational Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) CertificationMonitoring and Evaluation Certification — AMREFGender Mainstreaming Certification — UN WomenSpecializationsGender Mainstreaming and PolicyFocus on gender analysis frameworks, gender mainstreaming strategies, policy formulation, and gender-responsive planning for careers in government, policy institutions, and international organisations. Gender-Based Violence PreventionFocus on GBV prevention, survivor support, safeguarding policies, and legal frameworks for careers in NGOs, UN agencies, and government gender departments.

The Bachelor of Arts (Gender, Women and Development Studies) is a four-year degree that examines gender, women's rights, and development from theoretical and applied perspectives, preparing graduates for careers in gender mainstreaming, social development, policy advocacy, and. Students study gender concepts and theories, feminist theory, women and development, gender analysis frameworks, gender mainstreaming, gender and poverty, gender and governance, gender-based violence, women's human rights, gender and health, gender and education,. Graduates find opportunities in government ministries, county governments, the National Gender and Equality Commission, NGOs, UN agencies, international development organisations, research institutions, and community-based organisations. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Egerton University, a CUE-accredited public university. The Institute of Women, Gender and Development Studies offers the programme with teaching methods including lectures, seminars, tutorials, fieldwork, and practical sessions. Graduates work as gender officers, social workers, community development officers, NGO programme officers, research officers, policy analysts, and gender consultants. This programme suits students with interest in social justice, women's rights, gender equality, community development, and policy advocacy. The interdisciplinary approach requires analytical thinking, research skills, and commitment to evidence-based social change, making it ideal for students passionate about addressing gender disparities and promoting inclusive development in Kenya and beyond.

The Bachelor of Arts (Kiswahili and Communication) is a four-year degree that combines Kiswahili language, literature, and linguistics with communication studies, preparing graduates for careers in media, education, publishing, translation, and public relations. Students study Kiswahili grammar, Kiswahili literature, linguistics, oral literature, communication theory, media studies, journalism, public relations, translation, and research methods. Graduates find opportunities in media houses, publishing, education, the civil service, translation agencies, and corporate communications. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Laikipia University and the Catholic University of Eastern Africa, both CUE-accredited institutions. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, language practicals, media production exercises, and fieldwork. Graduates work as journalists, Kiswahili teachers, communications officers, translators, content creators, and editors. Media houses pay entry-level journalists KES 30,000–60,000/month, while TSC teachers start at Grade C2 (KES 41,400–57,200/month). This programme suits students with passion for Kiswahili language and literature, aptitude for communication, and interest in media, education, or cultural promotion. The combination of language proficiency and communication skills provides versatile career options in Kenya's growing media and cultural sectors. Skills RequiredKiswahili Language ProficiencyKiswahili Literature AnalysisCommunication Theory and PracticeJournalism and Media WritingTranslation and InterpretationPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationLinguistics and Language AnalysisContent Creation in KiswahiliResearch Methods in Language and MediaOral Literature and Cultural StudiesKey SubjectsKiswahili GrammarKiswahili LiteratureLinguisticsCommunication TheoryMedia StudiesJournalism and News WritingPublic RelationsTranslation Theory and PracticeOral Literature and FolkloreResearch Methods in Language and CommunicationCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationTeachers Service Commission (TSC) RegistrationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipSpecializationsKiswahili Media and JournalismFocus on Kiswahili-language journalism, news writing, broadcasting, and media production for careers in Kiswahili media houses, radio, television, and digital media platforms. Kiswahili Literature and PublishingFocus on Kiswahili literary analysis, creative writing, and publishing for careers in publishing houses, literary organisations, and cultural institutions. Corporate Communication and Public RelationsFocus on strategic communication, public relations, corporate communications, and stakeholder engagement for careers in corporate communications departments and PR agencies.

The Bachelor of Arts (Kiswahili and Mass Communication) is a four-year degree that combines Kiswahili language and literature with mass communication and journalism, preparing graduates for careers in Kiswahili media, broadcasting, print journalism, public relations, and. Students study Kiswahili grammar, Kiswahili literature, linguistics, mass communication theory, journalism, broadcasting, print media, media ethics, public relations, digital media, and research methods. Graduates find opportunities in radio and television stations, newspapers, digital media platforms, publishing houses, public relations firms, government communications, and NGOs. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Chuka University, a CUE-accredited public university. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, language practicals, media production exercises, studio sessions, and fieldwork. Graduates work as Kiswahili journalists, broadcasters, editors, content creators, public relations officers, and communications officers. Media houses pay entry-level journalists KES 30,000–60,000/month, while broadcasting roles range from KES 35,000–70,000/month. This programme suits students with passion for Kiswahili language, interest in media and journalism, and desire to serve Kiswahili-speaking audiences. The combination of language proficiency and mass communication skills provides versatile career options in Kenya's growing Kiswahili media sector. Skills RequiredKiswahili Language ProficiencyKiswahili Literature AnalysisMass Communication TheoryJournalism and News WritingBroadcasting and Radio ProductionPrint Media and EditingMedia Ethics and LawPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationDigital Media and Content CreationResearch Methods in Media StudiesKey SubjectsKiswahili GrammarKiswahili LiteratureMass Communication TheoryJournalism and News WritingBroadcasting and Radio ProductionPrint Media and PublishingMedia Ethics and LawPublic RelationsDigital Media and Online JournalismResearch Methods in Media StudiesCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipChama cha Kiswahili cha Taifa (CHAKITA) MembershipSpecializationsKiswahili Broadcast JournalismFocus on radio and television journalism in Kiswahili including news production, scriptwriting, presenting, and studio operations for careers in Kiswahili broadcasting. Kiswahili Print Media and PublishingFocus on print journalism, editorial work, and publishing in Kiswahili for careers in newspapers, magazines, and publishing houses. Digital Media and Content CreationFocus on digital journalism, social media content, podcasting, and online media in Kiswahili for careers in digital media platforms and content agencies.

The Bachelor of Arts (Linguistics, Media & Communication) is a four-year degree that integrates linguistic analysis, media studies, and communication theory, preparing graduates for careers in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, media production, and language consultancy. Students study linguistics, phonetics, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, mass communication, journalism, broadcasting, media ethics, public relations, digital media, and research methods. Graduates find opportunities in media houses, broadcasting stations, public relations agencies, corporate communications, publishing, civil service, and international organisations. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Moi University and Rongo University, both CUE-accredited public universities. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, media production practicals, language laboratory sessions, and fieldwork. Graduates work as journalists, broadcasters, communications officers, editors, public relations officers, and language consultants. Media houses pay entry-level journalists KES 30,000–60,000/month, while corporate communications and PR roles range from KES 35,000–70,000/month. This programme suits students with interest in language, media, and communication, aptitude for analytical and creative work, and desire for versatile career options. The three-route structure provides a comprehensive foundation for Kenya's growing media and communications sector. Skills RequiredLinguistic Analysis and TheoryPhonetics and Phonological AnalysisSociolinguistics and Discourse AnalysisMass Communication TheoryJournalism and News WritingBroadcasting and Media ProductionPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationMedia Ethics and LawDigital Media and Online JournalismResearch Methods in Media and CommunicationKey SubjectsGeneral LinguisticsPhonetics and PhonologySociolinguisticsMass Communication TheoryJournalism and News WritingBroadcasting and Radio ProductionMedia Ethics and LawPublic RelationsDigital Media and Online JournalismResearch Methods in Media and CommunicationCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipLinguistic Society of Kenya (LSK) MembershipSpecializationsLinguistics and Language AnalysisFocus on phonetics, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, and discourse analysis for careers in language research, media language analysis, and communication consultancy. Journalism and News MediaFocus on news writing, reporting, editing, and multimedia journalism for careers in print, broadcast, and digital media houses. Broadcasting and Media ProductionFocus on radio and television production, scriptwriting, presentation, and studio operations for careers in broadcasting stations.

The Bachelor of Arts (Medical Sociology) is a four-year degree that applies sociological perspectives to health, illness, healthcare systems, and medicine, preparing graduates for careers in public health, healthcare administration, research, social work, and health policy. Students study sociological theory, medical sociology, health and illness, healthcare systems, social determinants of health, research methods, biostatistics, social psychology, public health, health policy, and medical anthropology. Graduates find opportunities in hospitals, public health organisations, NGOs, research institutions, government health ministries, healthcare administration, and community health programmes. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at universities offering BA Sociology with medical sociology specialisations. Graduates work as public health officers, healthcare administrators, research assistants, social workers, community health coordinators, and health programme officers. This programme suits students with interest in both social sciences and health, analytical aptitude, and desire to work at the intersection of society and healthcare. Medical sociology skills are increasingly relevant in Kenya's evolving health system and global health initiatives. Skills RequiredSociological Theory and AnalysisMedical Sociology and Health BehaviourSocial Determinants of HealthHealthcare Systems AnalysisResearch Methods in Social SciencesBiostatistics and Health Data AnalysisPublic Health and Health PolicyCommunity Health and Social WorkMedical AnthropologyHealth Programme Planning and EvaluationKey SubjectsSociological TheoryMedical SociologySociology of Health and IllnessHealthcare Systems in KenyaSocial Determinants of HealthResearch Methods in SociologyBiostatisticsPublic Health and EpidemiologyHealth Policy and PlanningMedical AnthropologyCertificationsKenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) TrainingPublic Health Officers and Technicians Council (PHOTC) RegistrationKenya Society of Sociologists MembershipSpecializationsPublic Health and EpidemiologyFocus on disease patterns, health promotion, epidemiological methods, and public health programme planning for careers in public health organisations and government health ministries. Healthcare Administration and PolicyFocus on healthcare management, health policy analysis, health systems strengthening, and healthcare planning for careers in hospital administration and health policy. Social Determinants of HealthFocus on how social, economic, and environmental factors influence health outcomes for careers in health research, NGOs, and community health programmes.

The Bachelor of Arts (Social Work and Sociology) is a four-year degree that combines social work practice with sociological analysis, preparing graduates for careers in social services, community development, counselling, research, and public welfare. Students study sociological theory, social psychology, social work methods, community development, counselling, social policy, research methods, human behaviour, family welfare, and social justice. Graduates find opportunities in government social services, NGOs, community-based organisations, healthcare, schools, correctional facilities, and international development agencies. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Kisii University, a CUE-accredited public university. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, fieldwork, community placements, counselling practicals, and research projects. Graduates work as social workers, community development officers, counsellors, research assistants, programme officers, and welfare officers. This programme suits students with empathy, strong interpersonal skills, analytical aptitude, and desire to improve social wellbeing. The combination of social work practice and sociological theory provides versatile skills for Kenya's social services and development sector. Skills RequiredSociological Theory and AnalysisSocial Work Methods and PracticeCommunity Development and MobilisationCounselling and GuidanceSocial Policy and Welfare AnalysisResearch Methods in Social SciencesCase Work and Group WorkSocial Justice and Human RightsProject Planning and ManagementAdvocacy and Community EngagementKey SubjectsSociological TheorySocial Work MethodsCommunity DevelopmentCounselling and GuidanceSocial PsychologySocial Policy and WelfareResearch Methods in Social SciencesHuman Behaviour and Social SystemsFamily and Child WelfareProject Planning and ManagementCertificationsKenya Society of Sociologists MembershipNational Association of Social Workers Kenya (NASWKEK)Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association (KCPA)SpecializationsSocial Work Practice and CounsellingFocus on clinical social work, counselling techniques, case management, and therapeutic interventions for careers in healthcare, schools, and counselling centres. Community Development and Social MobilisationFocus on community organising, participatory development, project planning, and community empowerment for careers in NGOs and development agencies. Sociological Research and AnalysisFocus on research methods, social survey design, data analysis, and policy research for careers in research institutions and government planning.

The Bachelor of Arts (Sociology and Development) is a four-year degree that combines sociological analysis with development studies, preparing graduates for careers in community development, social policy, research, public service, and NGO work. Students study sociological theory, social research methods, sociology of development, rural sociology, community development, social change, project planning and evaluation, social policy, demographic studies, and gender and development. Graduates find opportunities in government ministries, county governments, NGOs, international development agencies, research institutions, community-based organisations, and social enterprises. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Moi University and Kenyatta University, both CUE-accredited public universities, and at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa, a CUE-accredited private university. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, fieldwork, community placements, and research projects. Graduates work as community development officers, research assistants, social policy analysts, NGO programme officers, civil service officers, and project coordinators. This programme suits students with interest in understanding social dynamics and development challenges, analytical aptitude, and desire to contribute to Kenya's social and economic development through evidence-based interventions and community engagement. Skills RequiredSociological Theory and AnalysisSociology of DevelopmentSocial Research MethodsCommunity Development PracticeProject Planning, Monitoring and EvaluationSocial Policy AnalysisData Analysis and Statistical SoftwareGender and Development AnalysisRural and Urban SociologySocial Impact AssessmentKey SubjectsSociological TheorySociology of DevelopmentSocial Research MethodsSocial Change and DevelopmentRural Sociology and DevelopmentCommunity DevelopmentProject Planning and EvaluationSocial Policy and AdministrationGender and DevelopmentSocial StatisticsCertificationsKenya Society of Sociologists MembershipKenya Institute of Management (KIM) MembershipInternational Association for Community Development (IACD)SpecializationsSociology of DevelopmentFocus on theories of development, underdevelopment, comparative development strategies, and social change — for careers in development research and policy analysis. Community Development PracticeFocus on community organising, participatory development, needs assessment, and community project management for careers in NGOs and county governments. Social Policy and AdministrationFocus on social policy formulation, welfare systems, public administration, and social protection for careers in government and policy organisations. Rural Sociology and DevelopmentFocus on rural communities, agricultural transformation, rural-urban migration, and rural development strategies for careers in rural development agencies.

The Bachelor of Arts (Sociology and Technology) is a four-year degree that combines sociological analysis with technology studies, preparing graduates for careers at the intersection of social science and digital innovation. Students study sociological theory, social research methods, sociology of technology, digital sociology, social statistics, computer applications, data analysis, social informatics, internet and society, and technology policy. Graduates find opportunities in technology companies, government ICT departments, research institutions, NGOs, data analytics firms, social media management, and digital advocacy organisations. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Multimedia University of Kenya (public) and Zetech University (private), both CUE-accredited universities. Graduates work as data analysts, research assistants, social media managers, technology policy analysts, digital content strategists, and NGO programme officers. This programme suits students with interest in both social dynamics and technology, analytical aptitude, and desire to work at the evolving intersection of digital innovation and social change. The combination of sociology and technology provides versatile skills for Kenya's growing digital economy. Skills RequiredSociological Theory and AnalysisDigital Sociology and Technology StudiesSocial Research Methods and Data AnalysisComputer Applications and IT SkillsStatistical Analysis SoftwareSocial Media AnalyticsTechnology Policy and GovernanceDigital Communication StrategiesResearch Design and Survey MethodsData Visualisation and ReportingKey SubjectsSociological TheorySociology of TechnologyDigital SociologySocial Research MethodsSocia l Statistics and Data AnalysisComputer Applications and Information SystemsInternet and SocietySocial InformaticsTechnology Policy and GovernanceResearch Methods in Social SciencesCertificationsKenya Society of Sociologists MembershipComputer Society of Kenya (CSK) MembershipInternational Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA)SpecializationsDigital Sociology and Online CommunitiesFocus on studying online communities, social media dynamics, digital identity, and virtual interactions — for careers in social media management and digital research. Technology Policy and GovernanceFocus on technology policy analysis, digital rights, data governance, and ICT for development — for careers in government and policy advocacy. Data Analytics and Social ResearchFocus on quantitative data analysis, social surveys, digital data collection, and statistical modelling — for careers in research institutions and data-driven organisations.

The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education in French is a four-year degree that combines French language and literature studies with teacher training, preparing graduates for careers as French teachers in secondary schools and as. Students study French language, French linguistics, French and Francophone literature, oral and written expression, translation, educational psychology, curriculum development, teaching methodology, assessment, and teaching practice. Graduates find opportunities in public and private secondary schools as French teachers, in diplomatic missions, international organisations, translation services, tourism, and hospitality. The programme is delivered over eight semesters at Kenyatta University, Moi University, Maseno University, and Kaimosi Friends University, all CUE-accredited public universities. Graduates work as secondary school French teachers, language instructors, translators, diplomatic service officers, and international organisation staff. This programme suits students with aptitude for languages, interest in French culture and Francophone affairs, and desire to teach. French is increasingly important in Kenya and East Africa due to Francophone neighbours and diplomatic, business, and cultural ties with Francophone countries. Skills RequiredFrench Language ProficiencyFrench and Francophone Literature AnalysisTranslation and InterpretationLanguage Teaching MethodologyCurriculum Development for LanguagesEducational Psychology and Learner SupportAssessment and Evaluation in Language EducationCross-Cultural CommunicationLesson Planning and DeliveryEducational Technology in Language TeachingKey SubjectsFrench Language and GrammarFrench and Francophone LiteratureFr ench LinguisticsOral and Written Expression in FrenchTranslation and InterpretationEducational PsychologyTeaching Methodology for FrenchCurriculum DevelopmentAssessment and Evaluation in EducationFrench Civilization and CultureCertificationsTeachers Service Commission (TSC) RegistrationAlliance Française de Nairobi — DELF/DALF CertificationKenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) MembershipSpecializationsFrench Language TeachingFocus on teaching French as a foreign language in secondary schools — developing language pedagogy, communicative approaches, and assessment methods for French instruction. French and Francophone LiteratureFocus on French and Francophone literature from Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe — developing literary analysis skills and cultural knowledge for teaching and research. Translation and InterpretationFocus on French-English translation and interpretation — developing bilingual proficiency for careers in diplomacy, international organisations, and translation services.

The Bachelor of Arts in Animation is a 3. 5-year degree programme that develops creative talent for producing animated content across film, television, gaming, and digital platforms. Students study animation theory, character design, storyboarding, 2D and 3D animation, game design, cinematography, screenwriting, sound design, and the business of animation. The programme is offered at USIU-Africa, a dual-accredited university with both CUE (Kenya) and WSCUC (United States) accreditation. This dual accreditation ensures degrees are globally recognised, enabling graduates to pursue further studies or careers internationally. Graduates pursue careers in animation for film and television, gaming, mobile device animation, screenwriting, corporate media production, and content creation for digital platforms. The programme is delivered on campus at USIU-Africa in Nairobi, with intake available in all semesters. Teaching methods include studio-based practical sessions, lectures, project work, and industry engagement. Entry-level salaries for animation graduates in Kenya range from KES 45,000–90,000/month depending on the role and sector, with opportunities in animation studios, media houses, advertising agencies, game development companies, and freelance work. The programme suits students with passion for visual arts, drawing, storytelling, and digital creativity. Skills Required2D and 3D Animation TechniquesCharacter Design and DevelopmentStoryboarding and Animatic DesignGame Design and ProgrammingScreenwriting and StorytellingDigital Art and IllustrationCinematography and Camera LanguageSound Design and CompositionAnimation Business and Project ManagementIndustry-Standard Animation SoftwareKey SubjectsFundamentals of AnimationCharacter DesignStoryboard and Animatic DesignIntroduction to 2D and 3D AnimationActing for AnimatorsCamera Language and Cinematography3D Modelling and Design MethodsGame Programming and Environment DesignAdvanced 3D AnimationThe Business of Animation ContentCertificationsAutodesk Maya Certified ProfessionalAdobe Certified Professional in Visual Effects and Motion GraphicsToon Boom Harmony CertificationSpecializationsFilm and Television AnimationFocus on creating animated content for film and television — covering 2D and 3D animation techniques, character animation, visual effects, and production pipelines for broadcast and cinematic release. Game Design and AnimationFocus on game design, game programming, and interactive animation — covering game environment design, character animation for games, game mechanics, and mobile game development.

The Bachelor of Arts in Counselling Psychology is a four-year programme offered at Kenyatta University, Moi University, KCA University, Africa Nazarene University, and other institutions. It trains professional counsellors to address psychosocial problems arising from globalisation, urbanisation, and complex social changes in Kenya. Students study counselling theories, developmental psychology, abnormal psychology, group therapy, family counselling, crisis intervention, substance abuse counselling, research methods, and ethics. The curriculum combines theoretical instruction with a three-month counselling practicum, 15 hours of personal therapy, and weekly supervision, ensuring graduates can deliver professional counselling services. Entry requires a KCSE mean grade of C+ with at least C in English and Mathematics. Diploma holders with relevant experience may receive credit transfers. The programme is offered full-time over four academic years. Graduates work as counselling psychologists in schools, hospitals, NGOs, rehabilitation centres, private practice, and corporate employee assistance programmes. They provide critical support for mental health, family relationships, grief, trauma, and substance abuse challenges. The programme is accredited by the Commission for University Education (CUE) and prepares graduates for professional counselling roles across diverse settings. Students develop strong interpersonal, therapeutic, and research skills valued in mental health services. Career opportunities include roles in bereavement counselling, marriage and family therapy, adolescent counselling, substance abuse rehabilitation, career guidance, and trauma counselling. The demand for qualified counselling psychologists continues to grow with increasing awareness of mental health needs in Kenya.

The Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Production is a four-year degree programme that prepares students for careers in professional and technical broadcast production. Students study broadcast production techniques, radio and television production, film production, screenplay writing, scriptwriting, directing, camera operations, sound design, editing, documentary production, and media law. The programme is offered at the University of Nairobi through its School of Journalism and Mass Communication, a CUE-accredited public university. Graduates pursue careers as broadcast producers, film directors, camera operators, sound engineers, screenwriters, video editors, production managers, and content creators — working in television stations, radio stations,. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through lectures, studio practicals, field production exercises, and industry attachments. Students work with professional broadcast equipment, producing radio programmes, television content, and short films. Entry-level salaries for broadcast production graduates in Kenya range from KES 35,000–80,000/month depending on the role and organisation, with opportunities in media houses, production companies, advertising agencies, and digital content platforms. The programme suits creative students with interest in visual storytelling and technical production. Skills RequiredRadio and Television ProductionFilm Production and DirectingCamera Operations and CinematographySound Design and Audio ProductionVideo Editing and Post-ProductionScreenplay Writing and ScriptwritingDocumentary ProductionProduction ManagementBroadcast Technology and Equipment OperationCreative Writing for ProductionKey SubjectsRadio ProductionTelevision ProductionFilm ProductionScreenplay Writing and ScriptwritingCamera Operations and CinematographySound Design and Audio ProductionVideo Editing and Post-ProductionDocumentary ProductionBroadcast Media Law and EthicsProduction ManagementCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationKenya Film Commission RegistrationAdobe Certified Professional in Video EditingSpecializationsRadio ProductionFocus on radio broadcasting — covering radio programme production, sound design, studio operations, radio drama, talk shows, music programming, and the technical and creative aspects of radio production. Television ProductionFocus on television broadcasting — covering multi-camera studio production, live broadcasting, television directing, graphics, lighting, and the technical and creative aspects of television content production. Film ProductionFocus on filmmaking — covering screenplay writing, directing, cinematography, editing, sound design, production design, and the complete film production pipeline from concept to final cut.

The Bachelor of Arts in Child Care and Protection is a four-year degree programme that prepares students to safeguard and protect children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Students study child development, child protection frameworks, child rights law, counselling, social work, case management, family support, community mobilisation, and research methods. The programme is offered at Pwani University, a CUE-accredited public university in Kilifi, through its School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Graduates pursue careers as child protection officers, social workers, children's officers, counsellors, programme officers in child-focused NGOs, and child rights advocates. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through lectures, seminars, field placements, and community engagement. Entry-level salaries for child care and protection graduates in Kenya range from KES 30,000–55,000/month depending on the role and organisation, with opportunities in government, NGOs, schools, and community organisations. The programme suits students passionate about child welfare and social justice. Skills RequiredChild Protection and SafeguardingChild Development and PsychologyCase Management and InterventionChild Rights Law and AdvocacyCounselling and Family SupportSocial Work PracticeCommunity Mobilisation and OutreachResearch Methods and Data AnalysisProgramme Design and MonitoringReport Writing and DocumentationKey SubjectsChild DevelopmentChild Protection FrameworksChild Rights and LawCounselling PsychologySocial Work PracticeCase ManagementFa mily Support and InterventionCommunity DevelopmentResearch MethodsProgramme Monitoring and EvaluationCertificationsKenya Association of Social Workers (KASW) RegistrationCouncil for Children's Rights CertificationKenya Counselling and Psychological Association (KCPA) MembershipSpecializationsChild Protection and SafeguardingFocus on protecting children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation — covering child protection frameworks, safeguarding policies, case management, risk assessment, and intervention strategies for at-risk children. Child Rights and AdvocacyFocus on child rights advocacy — covering the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, Kenyan Children's Act, advocacy strategies, and policy engagement for child welfare.

The Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Language is a four-year degree programme that equips students with proficiency in Mandarin Chinese alongside a deep understanding of Chinese culture, history and society. Offered through the Confucius Institute at Kenyatta University, the programme combines intensive language acquisition with cultural studies, preparing graduates for careers in diplomacy, trade, translation and international relations. Students progress through structured levels of Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) proficiency testing, the internationally recognised standard for Mandarin competency. The curriculum covers listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in Mandarin, progressing from elementary to advanced levels. Students also study Chinese philosophy, literature, calligraphy and contemporary Chinese politics, providing a comprehensive understanding of the world's second-largest economy. The programme emphasises practical communication skills, with opportunities for immersion through study trips and scholarships to China. Kenya's growing economic ties with China have created significant demand for Mandarin-proficient professionals. Chinese infrastructure and technology companies operating in Kenya require local staff who can bridge linguistic and cultural gaps. Graduates find employment in diplomacy, international trade, translation and interpretation, education, tourism and multinational corporations. The programme is delivered through the Confucius Institute, which maintains direct linkages with Chinese corporations operating in Kenya and facilitates scholarship pipelines for study in China. Students undergo rigorous HSK certification, with most graduates achieving HSK Level 4 or above by completion. The institute also organises cultural exchange events and networking opportunities with Chinese business communities. Entry requires a KCSE mean grade of C+ with appropriate subject combinations in arts and humanities. The programme is offered on a full-time basis at the main campus, with intakes in January and September. Tuition for government-sponsored students is subsidised under the Kenyan higher education funding model. Graduates are well-positioned for careers in international organisations, embassies, Chinese-owned enterprises, translation agencies and educational institutions. The programme's unique positioning at the intersection of language, culture and commerce makes it particularly relevant in the context of Kenya-China bilateral relations.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication is a four-year degree programme that equips students with the knowledge and skills for effective communication in media, corporate, organisational, and development contexts. Students study communication theory, media studies, journalism, public relations, broadcasting, digital media, organisational communication, media ethics, research methods, media law, and development communication. The programme is offered at multiple CUE-accredited universities including the University of Nairobi, Daystar University, St. Paul's University, Pan Africa Christian University, and Chuka University. Graduates pursue careers as journalists, public relations officers, communication officers, media producers, corporate communication managers, content creators, and development communication officers. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through lectures, practical workshops, media production sessions, and industry attachments. Students engage in news writing, media production, campaign design, and research projects. Entry-level salaries for communication graduates in Kenya range from KES 35,000–70,000/month depending on the role and organisation, with higher earnings in corporate communication and media production. The programme suits students passionate about media, storytelling, and strategic communication. Skills RequiredNews Writing and JournalismPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationBroadcasting and Media ProductionDigital Media and Content CreationOrganisational CommunicationMedia Ethics and LawResearch Methods in CommunicationEditing and CopywritingCampaign Design and ManagementMedia Analysis and CriticismKey SubjectsCommunication TheoryMedia StudiesJournalismPublic RelationsBroadcastingDigital MediaOrganisational CommunicationMedia Ethics and LawResearch MethodsDevelopment CommunicationCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipKenya Correspondents Association (KCA) MembershipSpecializationsJournalism and News MediaFocus on news gathering, reporting, and editorial work — covering news writing, investigative journalism, multimedia journalism, editorial management, and the ethical and legal frameworks of news media. Public Relations and Corporate CommunicationFocus on strategic communication for organisations — covering PR strategy, media relations, corporate reputation management, crisis communication, internal communication, and stakeholder engagement. Broadcasting and Media ProductionFocus on radio and television production — covering broadcast journalism, studio production, video editing, audio production, programme planning, and the technical and creative aspects of broadcasting.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Journalism is a four-year degree programme that combines communication theory with practical journalism skills, equipping students for careers in news media, broadcasting, digital media, and corporate communication. Students study communication theory, news writing and reporting, broadcast journalism, digital media, media ethics and law, editing, photojournalism, research methods, development communication, and media management. The programme is offered at Kenya Methodist University (CUE-accredited 2012), Maasai Mara University (CUE-accredited 2016), and Meru University of Science and Technology (CUE-accredited 2022). Graduates pursue careers as journalists, news reporters, broadcast producers, editors, digital content creators, communication officers, and media entrepreneurs. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through lectures, practical workshops, media production sessions, and industry attachments. Students engage in news writing, field reporting, studio production, and research projects. Entry-level salaries for communication journalism graduates in Kenya range from KES 35,000–60,000/month depending on the role and organisation. The programme suits students passionate about news, storytelling, and media production. Skills RequiredNews Writing and ReportingBroadcast Journalism and ProductionDigital Media and Online JournalismPhotojournalism and Visual StorytellingEditing and CopyeditingMedia Ethics and LawResearch Methods in CommunicationDevelopment CommunicationMedia Management and EntrepreneurshipMultimedia Content ProductionKey SubjectsCommunication TheoryNews Writing and ReportingBroadcast JournalismDigital MediaMedia Ethics and LawEditing and PublishingPhotojournalismResearch MethodsDevelopment CommunicationMedia ManagementCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationGoogle Digital Marketing CertificationKenya Editors' Guild MembershipSpecializationsPrint and Online JournalismFocus on print and digital news media — covering news writing, feature writing, investigative reporting, online journalism, content management, and the editorial processes of print and digital news platforms. Broadcast JournalismFocus on radio and television journalism — covering broadcast reporting, studio production, news anchoring, video editing, radio production, and the technical and creative aspects of broadcast news. Digital Media and Online JournalismFocus on digital journalism and content creation — covering social media journalism, multimedia storytelling, podcasting, digital content strategy, and the use of digital platforms for news and communication.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies is a four-year degree programme that provides comprehensive education in communication theory, media analysis, journalism, public relations, and digital media. Students study communication theory, media studies, journalism, public relations, broadcasting, digital media, media ethics and law, research methods, development communication, and organisational communication. The programme is offered at Chuka University, a CUE-accredited public university in Tharaka-Nithi County. Graduates pursue careers as journalists, communication officers, PR officers, media producers, digital content creators, researchers, and development communication officers. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through lectures, practical workshops, media production sessions, and industry attachments. Students engage in news writing, media production, research projects, and campaign design. Entry-level salaries for communication studies graduates in Kenya range from KES 35,000–60,000/month depending on the role and organisation. The programme suits students passionate about media, communication, and critical analysis of communication in society. Skills RequiredCommunication Theory and AnalysisNews Writing and JournalismMedia Production and BroadcastingPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationDigital Media and Content CreationMedia Ethics and LawResearch Methods in CommunicationOrganisational CommunicationDevelopment CommunicationStrategic Communication PlanningKey SubjectsCommunication TheoryMedia StudiesJournalismPublic RelationsBroadcastingDigital MediaMedia Ethics and LawResearch MethodsDevelopment CommunicationOrganisational CommunicationCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipGoogle Digital Marketing CertificationSpecializationsJournalism and News MediaFocus on news gathering, reporting, and editorial work — covering news writing, investigative journalism, multimedia journalism, editorial management, and the ethical and legal frameworks of news media. Public Relations and Corporate CommunicationFocus on strategic communication for organisations — covering PR strategy, media relations, corporate reputation management, crisis communication, internal communication, and stakeholder engagement. Broadcasting and Media ProductionFocus on radio and television production — covering broadcast journalism, studio production, video editing, audio production, programme planning, and the technical and creative aspects of broadcasting.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media is a four-year degree programme that provides comprehensive training in communication theory, media analysis, journalism, public relations, and digital media. Students study communication theory, media studies, journalism, broadcasting, public relations, digital media, media ethics and law, research methods, development communication, and media production. The programme is offered at multiple CUE-accredited public universities including Egerton University, Kisii University, Laikipia University, and Maseno University. Graduates pursue careers as journalists, media producers, PR officers, communication officers, digital content creators, media researchers, and development communication officers. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through lectures, seminars, practical workshops, media production sessions, and industry attachments. Students engage in news writing, media production, research projects, and campaign design. Entry-level salaries for communication and media graduates in Kenya range from KES 35,000–65,000/month depending on the role and organisation. The programme suits students passionate about media, communication, and storytelling in both traditional and digital contexts. Skills RequiredNews Writing and JournalismMedia Production and BroadcastingPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationDigital Media and Content CreationMedia Research and AnalysisMedia Ethics and LawDevelopment CommunicationEditing and PublishingStrategic Communication PlanningMultimedia StorytellingKey SubjectsCommunication TheoryMedia StudiesJournalismBroadcastingPublic RelationsDigital MediaMedia Ethics and LawResearch MethodsDevelopment CommunicationMedia ProductionCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipGoogle Digital Marketing CertificationSpecializationsJournalism and News MediaFocus on news gathering, reporting, and editorial work — covering news writing, investigative journalism, multimedia journalism, editorial management, and the ethical and legal frameworks of news media. Broadcasting and Media ProductionFocus on radio and television production — covering broadcast journalism, studio production, video editing, audio production, programme planning, and the technical and creative aspects of broadcasting. Public Relations and Corporate CommunicationFocus on strategic communication for organisations — covering PR strategy, media relations, corporate reputation management, crisis communication, internal communication, and stakeholder engagement.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies is a four-year interdisciplinary degree programme that provides comprehensive education in communication theory, media analysis, journalism, public relations, and digital media. Students study communication theory, media analysis, journalism, public relations, digital media, media ethics and law, research methods, film and theatre studies, development communication, and strategic communication. The programme is offered at Kenyatta University and Rongo University, both CUE-accredited public institutions. Graduates pursue careers as journalists, media analysts, PR officers, communication officers, digital content creators, media researchers, film and theatre practitioners, and development communication officers. The programme is delivered over eight semesters through in-person lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical sessions in media labs and studios. Students engage in fieldwork, research projects, and internships to gain industry experience. Entry-level salaries for communication and media studies graduates in Kenya range from KES 35,000–65,000/month depending on the role and organisation. The programme suits students passionate about media, communication, and critical analysis of media in society. Skills RequiredCommunication Theory and AnalysisNews Writing and JournalismMedia Production and BroadcastingPublic Relations and Corporate CommunicationDigital Media and StorytellingMedia Ethics and LawResearch Methods in CommunicationStrategic Communication PlanningFilm and Theatre StudiesDevelopment CommunicationKey SubjectsCommunication TheoryMedia AnalysisJournalismPublic RelationsDigital MediaMedia Ethics and LawResearch MethodsFilm and Theatre StudiesDevelopment CommunicationStrategic CommunicationCertificationsMedia Council of Kenya (MCK) AccreditationPublic Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) MembershipGoogle Digital Marketing CertificationSpecializationsJournalism and News MediaFocus on news gathering, reporting, and editorial work — covering news writing, investigative journalism, multimedia journalism, editorial management, and the ethical and legal frameworks of news media. Public Relations and Corporate CommunicationFocus on strategic communication for organisations — covering PR strategy, media relations, corporate reputation management, crisis communication, internal communication, and stakeholder engagement. Digital Media and StorytellingFocus on digital communication — covering social media management, digital content strategy, online journalism, multimedia storytelling, digital marketing, and the use of digital platforms for communication.