Minimum Entry Requirements
Candidates will be required to have any of the following qualifications:
- Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) mean grade of C+ (plus) with at least C+ (plus) or equivalent in Mathematics.
- OR At least two (2) principals and one (1) subsidiary pass at KACE (A Level), with a credit in Mathematics at KCE (O level).
- OR a C (Plain) at KCSE or equivalent with a Diploma in Economics and a C+ (Plus) in Mathematics at KCSE.
- OR mean grade of C- (minus) with at least C+ or equivalent in mathematics at KCSE and progressed from certificate to Diploma in Economics at any recognized/accredited institution.
-
Fee Structure (per academic year)
East Africans: Ksh 100,000
Non-East Africans: Ksh 130,000
Unit Codes and Titles
| Level 100 | Sem 1 | Sem 2 |
| UCU 100: Communication Skills | + | |
| UCU 106: Diversity, Ethics and Citizenship | + | |
| SMA 104: Calculus I | + | |
| UCU 103: Introduction to Critical and Creative Thinking | + | |
| SMA 160: Introduction to probability and statistics | + | |
| EAE 100: Economics of Information Technology | + | |
| EET 100: Mathematics for Economists I | + | |
| EET 100: Microeconomic Theory I | + | |
| EET 101: Macroeconomic Theory I | + | |
| BBA 102: Principles of Management | + | |
| BAC 101: Business Law I | + | |
| BAC 100: Financial Accounting I | + |
| Level 200 | Sem 1 | Sem 2 |
| EAE 201: Economics of Public Expenditure | + | |
| EAE 200: Economics of Global Business | + | |
| EAE 202: Financial Instruments and Risk Management | + | |
| EAE 203: Management in the Contemporary Global Economy | + | |
| EAE 204: Economic Development | + | |
| EES 200: Mathematics for Economists II | + | |
| EES 201: Statistics for Economists I | + | |
| SMA 200: Calculus II | + | |
| EET 200: Microeconomic Theory II | + | |
| EET 202: Macroeconomic Theory II | + | |
| SMA 260: Probability and Statistics I | + | |
| SMA 261: Probability and Statistics II | + |
| Level 300 | Sem 1 | Sem 2 |
| Core Units | ||
| EAE 300: Research Methods | + | |
| EAE 301: Taxation Economics and Policy | + | |
| EES 302: Operations Research I | + | + |
| EES 300: Mathematics for Economists III | + | |
| EET 300: Microeconomic Theory III | + | |
| EET 301: Macroeconomic Theory III | + | |
| SMA 361: Theory of Estimation | + | |
| EES 301: Statistics for Economists II | + | |
| Electives (1st Sem take at least Two) | ||
| EAE 304: Labour Economics | + | |
| EES 303: Sample Surveys | + | |
| EAE 311: Economic History | + | |
| SMA 360: Probability and Statistics IV | + | |
| Electives (2nd Sem Choose at least two) | ||
| EAE 305: Urban Economics | + | |
| EAE 303: Managerial Economics | + | |
| EAE 309: Health Economics | + | |
| EAE 310: Economics of Money and Banking | + |
| Level 400 | Sem 1 | Sem 2 |
| Core Units | ||
| EAE 400: Project | + | |
| EAE 412: Project Appraisal | + | |
| EAE 405: Development Planning | + | |
| EES 400: Fundamentals of Econometrics I | + | |
| EES 401: Fundamentals of Econometrics II | + | |
| EES 402: Operations Research II | + | |
| EET 400: Microeconomic Theory IV | + | |
| EET 401: Macroeconomic Theory IV | + | |
| EES 404: Economic Modelling and Computer Simulation | ||
| Electives(1st Sem Chose at least two) | ||
| EAE 410: Demographic Economics | + | |
| EES 405: Non-parametric and Semi-Parametric Statistics | + | |
| EAE 408: Economics of Industry | + | |
| Electives(2nd Sem Chose at least one) | ||
| EES 403: Applied Statistics for Economists | + | |
| EAE 401: Monetary Theory and Policy | + | |
| EAE 404: Economics of Public Enterprises | + |



