The Diploma in Education is a four-year academic program under the School of Social Science, designed to develop skilled, reflective, and effective educators capable of making a positive impact in diverse learning environments.
Across 8 semesters, students will complete 40 courses totaling 120 credit hours. The curriculum covers a broad range of essential subjects including educational psychology, teaching methodology, curriculum development, classroom management, assessment techniques, and inclusive education.
The program combines theoretical instruction with practical experience through teaching internships, workshops, and fieldwork. It emphasizes the development of communication skills, critical thinking, and ethical responsibility in education.
Graduates will be prepared to pursue careers as teachers, educational coordinators, academic counselors, or education officers in schools, NGOs, and educational institutions. The program also provides a strong foundation for those interested in further studies in education and related fields.
