BACHELOR OF ARTS (SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY, WITH I.T.)

Course Description

This program examines human societies, cultures, and behaviors, enhanced by information technology tools. It equips students with research, analytical, and digital skills to understand and address social issues.

Expectations

Throughout the 4-year full-time course, students are expected to develop critical thinking, research competence, and digital proficiency. Engagement in fieldwork, respectful cultural analysis, teamwork, and academic discipline is essential. Ethical awareness and the ability to apply sociological and anthropological insights in real-world settings are strongly emphasized.

Market Areas

Graduates can work in social research, public policy, community development, NGOs, cultural organizations, and roles involving data analysis or social media management.

Minimum Requirements

KCSE MEAN GRADE C+ OR HIGHER OR HOLDERS OF A RELEVANT DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION AND AN AGGREGATE OF C IN KCSE OR EQUIVALENT. OR HOLDERS OF KCSE, MEAN GRADE C- OR EQUIVALENT PLUS A RELEVANT CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION. OR HOLDERS OF ‘O’ LEVEL DIVISION II OR EQUIVALENT PLUS A RELEVANT DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION. OR HOLDERS OF ‘O’ LEVEL DIVISION III OR EQUIVALENT PLUS A RELEVANT CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION. OR HOLDERS OF ‘O’ LEVEL DIVISION III OR EQUIVALENT PLUS A RELEVANT THREE-YEAR DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION. OR HOLDERS OF A LEVEL WITH TWO PRINCIPAL PASSES OR EQUIVALENT IN RELEVANT SUBJECTS. OR HOLDERS OF A HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN RELEVANT FIELDS AND SHOULD HAVE ATTAINED AN AGGREGATE OF C IN KCSE. OR HOLDERS OF A DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION

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