The overall objective of the program is to equip the students with in-depth knowledge of the disciplinary theoretical framework and practical aspects of Procurement and Supply Chain Processes, as well as knowledge on evolving aspects in a competitive procurement environment to ensure optimal output
Program Courses
YEAR I
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YEAR II
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YEAR III
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YEAR IV
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AdmissionRequirements
The applicant must:
- Satisfy the minimum entry requirements for admission into the University.
- Satisfy the entry requirements for admission to the School of Business and Economics of Maseno university
- Have additionally obtained a minimum of grade C (plain) in Mathematics at KSCE or its equivalent.
Duration of the Programme
The duration of the programme shall normally be four (4) years, consisting of 8 academic semesters
Degree Structure
The Department offers core, elective and required courses. CORE courses are mandatory while ELECTIVE courses may be chosen by students as preferred from an approved list of courses in fulfilling the full-time load requirement. REQUIRED courses are those required to the programme but which may be borrowed from other degree programmes. These courses may be offered as core or elective.
- The normal full-time load for one academic year shall be a minimum of 42 Units and a maximum of 48 units Courses in years one and two are common for all students in the programme irrespective of the specialization they may pursue from their third year of study in the department.
- The students are expected to take a minimum of 7 units and a maximum of 8 units per semester.
- There shall be a field/industrial attachment at the end of the Fourth year running continuously for three months for students in their areas of specialization.
- Students shall write a project report in their fourth year the second semester to qualify for graduation
Course Evaluation
The Maseno University common rules and regulations for Examinations shall apply.
- Students shall be assessed on a continuous basis and end-of-semester examination basis. Continuous Assessment Tests shall account for 30% of the total semester’s marks, while end-of-semester examinations shall account for 70% of the whole semester’s work.
- A research project conducted on Accounting and or Finance shall be submitted towards the fulfillment of coursework in Research Methods in Finance at the end of the second semester of year three. This shall be marked out of 100%
- There shall be three (3) month Industrial attachment (offered at the end of the fourth year), marked out 100%
- Re-sit examinations shall be taken by students who fail any course. These shall be taken when next offered. They shall be marked and graded as ordinary examinations.