The philosophy of this programme is to inspire learners to play a leading role in environmental decisions and policy initiatives. In order to qualify for admission to the Master`s program, prospective students must have the following minimum qualifications: Environmental degradation is one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century. In response, individuals, civil societies, business organizations, academia and governments around the world are pursuing environmental sustainability as a policy goal. This has been supported by a number of new policies ranging from international agreements, national strategies, environmental laws and local plans. These culminated in the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015. Despite these efforts, decades of scientific evidence show that the world has not moved closer to environmental sustainability. There is therefore an increased need for innovation in the design and implementation of environmental policies. However, there is not enough expertise to meet this need, especially on the African continent. The aim of this programme is to provide the learner with a broad knowledge, skills and attitudes that strengthen leadership in the practice of environmental policy and the promotion of science. The programme should therefore anchor learners in multidisciplinary research and development of innovative solutions to environmental challenges. Access the online application system to submit your application.
The Master of Laws course is designed for students who are interested in acquiring additional skills and specialising in specific areas of law. The program enables students with a Bachelor of Laws degree to immerse themselves in emerging areas of law at the national, regional, and international levels. The university`s joint examination regulations, including guidelines for online examinations approved by the Senate, apply. Degree from the University of Nairobi or other recognized institutions and an aggregate of C in KCSE or equivalent CPAII/CPSII/CIPS or equivalent for Business and Art and should be an aggregate of C in KCSE or O Level Division III certificates must be from an institution recognized by the Senate of the University of Nairobi. The university offers core courses in science and art. The program lasts at least four semesters (two academic years). The first academic year will be devoted to courses. Students take ten units (seven core units and three elective courses). 1.
Expansion and securing the future of the faculty as a center of excellence in legal education. For more information on postgraduate studies and admissions, please contact: a) at least two years of work or relevant experience; or Admission to certificate courses is based on one of the following minimum qualifications: KCSE stands for Class C or equivalent plus a certificate. Written exams must be taken at the end of each semester, either physically at university or remotely. 3. Provide a rigorous and critical basis in key areas of law. c) Obtaining a postgraduate degree from a recognized academic institution Interested applicants should also visit the university`s website or contact the admissions office for more information on admission requirements for the university and departments of that study programme. Deputy Registrar (Postgraduate Studies) P.O. Box 30197 00100, NAIROBI Phone: 020 491 0000 E-mail: General correspondence: pg@uonbi.ac.ke 4. Specialized and targeted training in law at the postgraduate level. The second academic year will be devoted to the elaboration of proposals, research, writing theses and exams. Students who choose the research project course have a third semester in the second year of study and take an additional 4 units from the list of options. E-mil: Admission correspondence: pg-admissions@uonbi.ac.ke.
Applicants with C- are admitted to the core course as a prerequisite for admission to the university. Applicants from non-English speaking countries must provide a certificate of English proficiency such as Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Certified copies of certificates and bank receipts for the application fee must be attached to the completed application forms and sent to the following address: Equivalent Qualifications of Senate-Recognized Institutions in the Online Self-Sponsored Student Application System. P1 of a two-year post-secondary educational institution for entry into the Bachelor of Education with minimum KCSE Average Grade C or O Level Division III Admission to postgraduate courses is granted throughout the year for January and September. Applications can be submitted online via the online application system: application.uonbi.ac.ke/. 3. Holders of a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Nairobi or an accepted equivalent who have obtained a second lower class with distinction and who have satisfied the Senate that they possess academic qualifications equivalent to the honours of the second higher class by: Division III level or equivalent plus a three-year diploma from a post-secondary institution recognized for admission to the Bachelor of Education The University of Nairobi is a university of World class dedicated to scientific excellence. The mission of the University of Nairobi is to provide quality university education and training and to embody the aspirations of the Kenyan people and the global community through the creation, preservation, integration, transmission and use of knowledge. 2. Graduates of another university whose degrees have been recognized by the Senate as equivalent to the Bachelor of Laws with distinction of the second higher class. must be deposited into the bank accounts listed below. A level with two core courses or equivalent subjects in relevant subjects Only applicants whose results are available at the time of application will be considered Registrar Academics University of Eldoret P.O.
Box 1125-30100, Eldoret, Kenya. Email: registraracademics@uoeld.ac.ke ortcdirector@uoeld.ac.ke Intermediate Grade A O` Division III or equivalent. Certificates must have been completed for a period of at least one semester. Higher national degree in relevant fields and should have obtained an aggregate of C in KCSE The University of Nairobi has introduced a „distance learning“ mode designed to favour students who may not be available for full-time or part-time courses (evenings and weekends). Currently, the following courses are offered in distance learning mode: -Bachelor of Education (Arts), Bachelor of Education (Science), Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. Other programs will follow shortly. Admission requirements to the University of Nairobi Common regulations for the Master`s programme at the University of Nairobi apply. 2.2 The following are admitted: (a) holders of a bachelor`s degree, a special mention in the second higher class or an equivalent diploma in law, environmental management, physics, biological or natural resources and/or social sciences (b) holders of a bachelor`s degree, a second lower class or an equivalent diploma in the fields referred to in point (a) and a postgraduate diploma in a relevant field or with two years. Relevant experience (c) Holders a bachelor`s degree; Successful completion in the areas referred to in point a) plus a postgraduate degree in a relevant field and two years of relevant experience d) holders of a bachelor`s degree, exist in the fields mentioned under (a) above plus five years of relevant experience An A-level qualification with at least two subsidiary passports or equivalent.
Level III or equivalent plus certificate and diploma 1. Holders of a Bachelor of Laws degree with at least a second class mention from the University of Nairobi. The University of Nairobi has three admissions in one academic year. The common rules for the Master of the University of Nairobi apply: 2. Respond to market demands by addressing new legal issues in the face of changing legal and geopolitical frameworks. Submit them to the main student admissions office on campus.
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