Adventist University of Africa
University
Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪
Seventh-day Adventist university offering postgraduate programs in theology, leadership, and public health across Africa.
Programs (30)
Bachelor of Accounting
Specializes in financial accounting, auditing, taxation, and management accounting principles. Graduates prepare for professional accounting qualifications and roles in corporate and public sector finance.
Bachelor of Agriculture
Trains agricultural professionals in crop production, animal husbandry, agricultural economics, and sustainable farming practices. The program includes internships at farms and agricultural research institutions.
Bachelor of Architecture
Prepares architects in design principles, building technology, urban planning, and sustainable architecture for African contexts. Students develop portfolio through design studios and site analysis projects.
Bachelor of Biology
Covers molecular biology, genetics, ecology, microbiology, and cell biology with emphasis on African biodiversity and health applications. Laboratory work and field studies support theoretical learning.
Bachelor of Business Administration
Develops business management competencies across accounting, finance, marketing, and organizational management. The curriculum integrates practical case studies and internship placements with East African businesses.
Bachelor of Chemistry
Provides comprehensive chemistry education in organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry with practical laboratory work. Students prepare for roles in research, industry, and environmental management.
Bachelor of Civil Engineering
Prepares engineers in structural design, construction management, water resources, and infrastructure development for East African development projects. Students engage in surveying, design software, and site-based practical work.
Bachelor of Education (Primary)
Develops primary school teachers with pedagogical skills, content knowledge in core subjects, and understanding of child development and inclusive education practices. Includes teaching practicum in partner schools.
Bachelor of Education (Secondary - Science)
Trains secondary science teachers in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with emphasis on inquiry-based teaching methods and laboratory skills. Graduates contribute to science education quality across East African schools.
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Focuses on environmental conservation, sustainability, and natural resource management in African ecosystems. Students conduct field research and participate in environmental impact assessments and conservation projects.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Develops skills in painting, sculpture, printmaking, and contemporary art practices with emphasis on African artistic traditions. Students exhibit work and engage with local art communities throughout their studies.
Bachelor of Information Technology
Covers software development, database management, networking, cybersecurity, and IT systems implementation. The program balances theoretical computer science foundations with practical programming and hands-on projects.
Bachelor of Law
Provides comprehensive legal education covering constitutional, criminal, commercial, and human rights law within the East African legal context. Students develop advocacy and legal research skills through moot courts and legal clinics.
Bachelor of Literature in English
Explores English literature, critical theory, and writing across African and global contexts. The program develops analytical and communication skills essential for teaching, publishing, and cultural work.
Bachelor of Mathematics
Develops mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills in pure and applied mathematics. Graduates pursue careers in education, data science, engineering, and academic research.
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery
A comprehensive medical program combining theoretical knowledge and clinical practice to prepare graduates for medical licensure and healthcare delivery in East Africa. Students complete coursework in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical rotations across affiliated hospitals.
Bachelor of Nursing Science
Prepares nursing professionals with knowledge in patient care, health promotion, and clinical nursing practice. The program emphasizes both theoretical understanding and hands-on experience in diverse healthcare settings.
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Trains pharmacy professionals in medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutical technology, and clinical pharmacy practice. Graduates are equipped to dispense medications, counsel patients, and contribute to public health initiatives.
Bachelor of Physics
Covers classical mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and modern physics with laboratory components. Graduates pursue careers in education, research, and applied physics sectors across Africa.
Bachelor of Public Health
Develops public health professionals in epidemiology, health promotion, disease prevention, and health policy. Students engage in research projects and community health interventions addressing East African health challenges.
Bachelor of Social Work
Prepares social workers for community development, counseling, and welfare service delivery. The curriculum emphasizes social justice, cultural sensitivity, and practical fieldwork in marginalized communities.
Diploma in Community Health
Develops practical community health worker skills in health education, disease prevention, and basic clinical care. The program prepares graduates for roles in rural and urban health outreach programs.
Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Science
Pursues original research in conservation, ecology, or sustainable development relevant to African environmental priorities. Doctoral candidates design and execute independent research projects with faculty guidance.
Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine and Surgery (Research-focused)
Conducts original research advancing medical knowledge and addressing health challenges specific to East African populations. Students contribute to clinical or laboratory research projects under mentorship of senior researchers.
Master of Business Administration
Develops executive-level business leadership and strategic management capabilities across finance, operations, and international business. The program emphasizes case analysis and international case studies relevant to African economies.
Master of Education (Curriculum and Instruction)
Prepares educational leaders and curriculum specialists in instructional design, pedagogy, and educational technology. Students develop curricula and conduct classroom-based action research.
Master of Environmental Management
Focuses on sustainable resource management, climate change adaptation, and conservation policy in African contexts. Students conduct thesis research on environmental challenges and solutions.
Master of Information Technology (Cybersecurity)
Develops cybersecurity expertise in network security, threat management, and organizational information protection. Students engage with current security challenges facing African institutions and businesses.
Master of Laws (LLM)
Specializes in East African law, human rights law, or commercial law through advanced seminars and thesis research. Graduates advance careers in academia, practice, and policy development.
Master of Public Health
Advances public health expertise through specialized study in epidemiology, health systems management, and disease control strategies. Students conduct original research on East African health priorities and engage with health organizations.