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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BASIC SCIENCE, WITH I.T.) – Tom Mboya University
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BASIC SCIENCE, WITH I.T.)

Faculty of Physical and Biological Sciences Undergraduate

Course Description

This program offers a multidisciplinary foundation in core scientific disciplines—Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics—integrated with comprehensive training in Information Technology. It is designed to nurture critical thinkers with the ability to apply scientific knowledge and computational tools to solve real-world problems. The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application, preparing graduates to navigate both scientific and digital domains effectively.

Expectations

Students are expected to gain a deep understanding of scientific principles while becoming proficient in various aspects of IT, such as programming, database management, and scientific modeling. They will be trained to think analytically and apply digital tools to collect, analyze, and interpret scientific data. The course also fosters innovation, teamwork, and research skills. By the end of the program, students should be able to independently carry out scientific investigations, develop computational solutions, and communicate their findings effectively in academic or professional settings.

Market Areas

Graduates of this course are well-equipped to pursue careers in diverse fields such as scientific research institutions, pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, and environmental organizations. They can also work in public health, agricultural science, laboratory technology, or scientific journalism. The IT component opens doors to careers in data science, software development, health informatics, and scientific computing. Opportunities also exist in education and government research agencies, both locally and internationally.

Minimum Requirements

KENYA CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (KCSE) AVERAGE OF C+, C+ (C PLUS) IN AT LEAST THREE SCIENCE SUBJECTS (ONE OF WHICH MUST BE MATHEMATICS) OR HOLDERS OF KCSE MEAN GRADE OF C- (C MINUS) PLUS A DIPLOMA IN A RELEVANT FIELD FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION OR KENYA ADVANCED CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION (KACE) OR EQUIVALENT QUALIFICATION WITH AT LEAST TWO PRINCIPAL PASSES IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL OR BIOLOGICAL SUBJECTS OR DIPLOMA IN A RELEVANT FIELD FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION OR A SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY-BASED DEGREE OR ITS EQUIVALENT FROM AN INSTITUTION ACCREDITED BY THE COMMISSION FOR UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

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