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General Degree Information

Overview

 The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton offers academic programmes leading to

  • Bachelor of Arts (B.A.),
  • Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.),
  • Bachelor of Business Information Technology (BBIT),
  • Bachelor of Education (B.Ed),
  • Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.),
  • Bachelor of Science, Nursing (B.ScN),
  • Bachelor of Technology (B.T.),
  • Master of Education (MEd),
  • Master of Science (M.Sc),
  • Master of Science, Nursing (M.Sc.N) and
  • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Administration and in Curriculum & Instruction degrees.

The University also offers a Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE).


In addition to concentrating in his/her field of special interest the student pursuing any degree also takes a broad range of basic courses, referred to as general education requirements. The Bachelor of Technology degree is a practical, applied science degree. The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a specialized degree in the area of Business studies.

Concentration

Area of Concentration, Major, Minor and Cognates

A major is the student’s area of specialization covering basic material.

A Concentration is similar to a Major but covers a broader range of subjects and often incorporates a number of professional and practical experience type of courses.

A Minor is a second area of emphasis, but the course work is not as extensive as that of a Major.

Cognates are courses closely related to and or supportive of a student’s Major. Several departments require certain Cognates to be taken in connection with the Major.

The specific requirements for areas of Concentration, Majors, Minors and Cognates, are listed under the respective departments in the section entitled Courses of Instruction.

Selection

Selection of Major or Concentration

For better planning every student who is not sure what he/ she wants to take is required to select his/her major area of concentration by the time he/she completes the sophomore year (second year) and before beginning the junior or third year.


 For better planning every student must choose his/her major at the time of joining the university. In case he/she wants to change his/her major area of concentration, he/she should do so by the end of sophomore year (second year). This will give the students ample time to concentrate on their major areas during their last two years of study.


Students are also advised to complete all general education requirements during their first and second years.

The Semester

Credit Hours and the Semester

The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, operates on the semester system, each semester being approximately sixteen weeks in length.


The value of each course offered is expressed in terms of semester credit hours. One semester credit hour represents one 50-minute class period or a three-hour laboratory period per week for one semester.

The student is expected to spend a minimum of two hours of outside preparation for each class period.


Every academic year consists of two regular semesters of sixteen weeks running between August and July, including a shorter inter-semester session scheduled between January and February. The offering of courses during the inter-semester session depends on availability of teaching staff.

Courses

Courses of Instruction

The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, offers a variety of courses listed under the various schools and departments either as a major or minor area:


Majors :

  1. Accounting
  2. Agriculture
  3. Agri-Business
  4. Automotive Technology
  5. Biology
  6. Business Information Technology
  7. Chemistry
  8. Child and Family
  9. Church Leadership
  10. Clinical Laboratory Science
  11. Education
  12. Electronics
  13. English
  14. Development Studies
  15. Fashion and Textile Design
  16. Finance
  17. Food and Nutrition
  18. French
  19. Geography
  20. Guidance and Counseling
  21. History
  22. Hotel Management
  23. Kiswahili
  24. Management
  25. Marketing
  26. Mathematics
  27. Music
  28. Networks and Communications
  29. Nutrition and Dietetics
  30. Nursing
  31. Office Administration
  32. Public Health
  33. Religion
  34. Software Engineering
  35. Technology
  36. Theology
  37. Zoology

Minors

  1. Accounting
  2. Agriculture
  3. Applied Statistics
  4. Biology
  5. Chemistry
  6. Computer Science
  7. Development Studies
  8. Economics
  9. English
  10. Family and Consumer Science
  11. Finance
  12. French
  13. Geography
  14.  History
  15. Information Systems
  16. Kiswahili
  17. Management
  18. Marketing
  19. Mathematics
  20. Music
  21. Physics
  22. Post Graduate Diploma in Education
  23. Religion
  24. Technology

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