Specializations in: History of Education, Sociology of Education, Philosophy of Education, Comparative and International Education, Curriculum Studies, Education Psychology, Guidance and counselling and Education administration.

Graduates of the Master of Education can pursue careers as educational administrators, including principals, heads of departments, and school directors; they can work as curriculum developers or instructional coordinators; serve as education policy analysts or planners; become teacher educators or university lecturers; conduct educational research; act as learning and development specialists in NGOs or corporate settings; and work as education consultants for government or international organizations.

B.Ed or BSC. With PDIp in Education. Second Class Honors, Upper Division or Second Class Honours, Lower Division

Subject cluster requirements vary by programme. Please contact the admissions office or refer to the detailed KCSE requirements page for the specific cluster subjects applicable to this programme.

The programme follows a semester-based academic calendar with comprehensive coursework, practical training, and research components. Students are assessed through continuous assessment tests, assignments, practical examinations, and end-of-semester examinations.