Academic programs - School of Architecture and Spatial Planning

DIRECTOR

Prof JASON MOCHACHE
Director, School of Architecture

and Spatial Planning

List of Programmes - Department of Landscape, Interior and Heritage Architecture and Planning

PROGRAMMES OFFERED	MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	DURATION
Master of Landscape, Interior & Heritage Conservation. (forthcoming Program) –	Bachelor’s degree in Built environment degrees (honours upper second)	(2 years)

List of Programmes - Department Urban Design and Development

PROGRAMMES OFFERED	MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	DURATION
Bachelor of Built Environment (Urban Design and Development)	KCSE Aggregate C+ with C (Plain) in; Maths A.	(4 years)
Master of Urban Design and Development (forthcoming Program)-	Bachelor in Built Environment degrees honours (upper second)	(2 years)

List of Programmes - Department of Urban and Regional Planning

PROGRAMMES OFFERED	MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	DURATION
Bachelor of Built Environment (Urban and Regional Planning)	KCSE Aggregate C+ with C (Plain) in; Maths A.	(4 years)

List of Programmes - Department of Architecture and Building Science

PROGRAMMES OFFERED	MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS	DURATION
Bachelor of Architectural Studies- BAS	KCSE Aggregate of C+ with C+ in; Maths A, Physics and English/Kiswahili	(4 years)
Bachelor of Architecture – B.Arch.	Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree (BAS).	(2 years with BAS Degree)
Diploma in Technology (Architecture) –	KCSE Aggregate of C with C in; Maths A, Physics and English/Kiswahili.	(3 years)

Career Opportunities

Upon graduation, the students may join existing professional architectural firms in any capacity. They are able to register as practicing architects contingent upon completing a prescribed period of pupilage. Graduates may specialize in areas such as Environmental Design, Construction Economics, Urban Planning and Design, Landscape Urbanism and Environmental Building Physics and Sustainable Building Construction, amongst others. They may also take on academic careers in any of the thematic areas of the Urban Studies Programme.