About Education

The Education faculty focuses on the study and development of effective teaching practices, learning methodologies, and educational systems. This field explores a variety of pedagogical approaches and provides students with the skills and knowledge required to teach, manage educational institutions, conduct research, and contribute to the development of educational policy and practice.

Programs in education are designed to equip students with a deep understanding of human development, learning theories, educational psychology, and curriculum design. Students also gain practical experience in teaching and managing educational environments through internships, fieldwork, and classroom teaching. Education graduates can pursue a variety of careers in schools, colleges, universities, training centers, and educational research institutions.

Scope of Education:

• Teaching and Pedagogy: Graduates can work as teachers at various educational levels, from early childhood education to primary, secondary, and tertiary education. They may specialize in specific subjects or age groups.
• Educational Administration and Leadership: Education graduates can take on roles in school administration, as principals, headmasters, or educational leaders, ensuring that schools run effectively and providing support to teachers and students.
• Curriculum Development: Education specialists may work in curriculum development, designing and implementing educational programs, ensuring that they meet the needs of students, and aligning with national or international standards.
• Educational Counseling and Psychology: Graduates can work as educational counselors, supporting students' personal, social, and academic growth, and addressing mental health concerns within schools.
• Teacher Training and Development: Education graduates can also become trainers who provide professional development opportunities for teachers, helping them enhance their teaching skills.
• Educational Research: Students can pursue careers in educational research, analyzing teaching methods, student outcomes, and the effectiveness of educational policies and practices.
• Special Education: Professionals in special education work with children and adults who have special learning needs, ensuring they receive appropriate education and support.
• Policy and Advocacy: Education professionals can work in government agencies or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to shape educational policies, advocate for better educational opportunities, and drive reforms.

Career Opportunities:

• School Teacher
• College/University Professor
• School Administrator
• Educational Consultant
• Educational Counselor
• Curriculum Developer
• Special Education Teacher
• Instructional Designer
• Educational Psychologist
• Education Policy Analyst

Programs Offered

Undergraduate Programs

• B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education)
• B.A. in Education
• B.Sc. in Education
• B.A. in Special Education
• Diploma in Education
• B.A. in Early Childhood Care and Education
• B.A. in Physical Education

Postgraduate Programs

• M.Ed. (Master of Education)
• M.A. in Education
• M.A. in Special Education
• M.A. in Educational Leadership and Management
• M.A. in Educational Psychology
• M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction
• M.A. in Physical Education
• M.A. in Distance Education

Doctoral Programs

• Ph.D. in Education
• Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Management
• Ph.D. in Educational Psychology
• Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction
• Ph.D. in Special Education