A prospective student must meet the following requirements:
- Have obtained a Pass at A-Level in Geography and any other subject,
- Have 5 O-Level passes including English Language and Mathematics
Structure of the Programme
Part I
Code Narration
GG111 Physical Systems of the Environment
GG112 Introduction to Human Geography
GG151 Geographical Techniques I
GG152 Geographical Techniques II
GG214 Aspects of Physical Geography
GG216 Aspects of Social Geography
GG314 Economic Geography
PC103 Communication Skills
PC105 Psychological Foundations of Education
PC106 Philosophical Foundations of Education
PC107 Sociological Foundations of Education
Part II
GG251 Geographical Techniques III
GG252 Geographical Techniques IV
GG312 Environmental Geomorphology
GG313 Urban Studies
GG315 Agricultural Geography
GG316 Advanced Social Geography
GG410 Tourism and Environment
GG412 Hydrology and Water Management
GG418 Microclimatology
PC104 Citizenship Education
PC301 Curriculum Design, Implementation and Evaluation
PC206 Pedagogics in Science Teaching
AS205 Secondary School Teaching
HS101 HIV/AIDS Education
Part III
GG311 Climatology
GG316 Advanced Social Geography
GG317 Environmental Hazards and Disaster Management
GG318 Soil Geography
GG319 Introduction to Remote Sensing and GIS
GG351 Geographical Techniques V
GG414 Environmental Management
PC401 Curriculum Issues in Science
AS403 Final Applied Science Education
Faculty of Science Education
- About the Faculty
- Department of Curriculum and Educational Management Studies
- Department of Educational Foundations
- Department of Educational Technology
- Department of Science and Mathematics Education
- Postgraduate Studies by Research
- Dean’s Honour List
- MOUs and partnerships
- Teacher Capacity Development Programme – Enrolled Candidates