About this programme
The Bachelor of Education Arts (BEd. Arts) programme at the Management University of Africa is designed to train professionally competent and ethical education graduates who are capable of teaching, providing leadership, and managing educational institutions across private, corporate, and public sectors.
The programme develops a strong foundation in both theoretical and professional education knowledge, while also allowing students to specialize in specific teaching subjects through selected academic disciplines and electives.
Programme Overview
The BEd. Arts programme focuses on:
- Building strong pedagogical and subject content knowledge
- Developing teaching skills for effective classroom delivery
- Preparing graduates for leadership and management roles in education
- Enabling flexibility through subject specialization and electives
- Supporting education that responds to local, national, and global needs
It is designed to produce teachers, trainers, and education leaders who are ethical, innovative, self-driven, and capable of transforming learning environments.
Programme Philosophy
The programme is anchored on the belief that education should:
- Develop competent teachers with strong classroom and school management skills
- Nurture learners’ talents and potential effectively
- Promote innovation, transformation, and positive change in education systems
- Prepare educators for the Kenyan, African, and global education landscape
Programme Goals
The BEd. Arts programme aims to produce graduates who:
- Understand teaching theories and educational practices deeply
- Can design and implement effective learning programmes
- Meet the educational needs of individuals, institutions, and society
- Contribute to improved education systems through leadership and professionalism
Admission Criteria – Subject Combinations
Applicants must have relevant subject combinations from the approved list below:
- English and Literature
- Mathematics and Business Studies
- Mathematics and Geography
- History and Geography
- History and Religious Studies
- History and Kiswahili
- History and Business Studies