School of Education

A Master of Arts (M.A.) in Education is a 2-year graduate degree developed for educators who want to expand their knowledge and abilities in educational theory, practice, and research. Curriculum creation, educational psychology, instructional methods, and educational leadership are all common themes in the curriculum. Students might select specializations such as special education, educational technology, or literacy. The curriculum often comprises coursework, research assignments, and a thesis or capstone project. It prepares graduates for leadership positions in schools, curriculum design, educational policy, and advanced academic pursuits.

 B.A. Hons. in Education is a 3-year undergraduate degree designed for students interested in the principles and practices of teaching, learning, and educational research. This program covers key areas such as the psychology of learning, pedagogy, curriculum development, educational policies, and contemporary challenges in the education sector. Students will gain theoretical knowledge and practical insights through internships, workshops, and research projects. Graduates can pursue careers in teaching, educational administration, curriculum design, or further studies like M.A. in Education or B.Ed. The course also enhances critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills, preparing students for diverse roles in the academic and professional world. Admission requirements and eligibility criteria may vary across institutions.