School of Education

B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) is a 2-year undergraduate degree program designed for future teachers. It focuses on educational philosophy, teaching methods, and classroom practice. The curriculum includes topics such as child psychology, instructional technology, and subject-specific pedagogy. Students complete teaching internships at schools to get practical experience. Graduates are certified to teach in primary and secondary schools, with positions available in both public and private educational institutions.

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.

The B.Ed. and M.Ed. integrated program is a comprehensive course designed for aspiring educators who wish to obtain both a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) and a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in a streamlined format. This program typically spans 4-5 years, allowing students to deepen their pedagogical knowledge and skills while gaining advanced insights into educational theory and practice. The curriculum covers various aspects of education, including teaching methodologies, curriculum design, educational psychology, and assessment strategies. Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in teaching, educational leadership, and policy-making, equipping them to make meaningful contributions to the field of education