English, Literature and Sociology, BA

Duration, Loading and Mode of Delivery
– All students shall take the units in the First and Second years of study.
– Students will pursue the 3.3.2.2. structure, meaning they shall take courses in Linguistics, Literature, Sociology and University Common Courses in Years one and two.
– In years three and four, students shall take Linguistics and Literature, Linguistics and Sociology, or Literature and Sociology.
– The programme will be offered on a full-time and part-time modes of study

– All candidates admitted to the programme must satisfy the minimum common entry requirements of Chuka University which is currently a mean Grade of C+.
– In addition, candidates must have obtained a minimum score of C+ in English.
– Candidates may be admitted to the BA (Linguistics, Literature and Sociology) programme if they hold a Diploma in English with a Credit level or higher from Institutions recognized by Chuka University Senate.
– Candidates who obtained 2 principals and a subsidiary at KACE may also be admitted.
– Candidates holding qualifications equivalent to the above from institutions recognized by Chuka University Senate may be admitted.

Application Guidelines
Applications should be on official forms available at the University Main Campus at Chuka, Igembe Campus at Ntuene or Keigoi High School, Embu Campus in Embu Town, Chogoria Campus at Nturiri High School, Tharaka Campus at Gatunga High School, OR Website: www.chuka.ac.ke; A Non-refundable fee of KES 3000 for Phd programmes, KES 2,000 for degree and diploma programmes and KES 1000 for certificate courses will equally be deposited.

The following documents should be made available:
– Originals & a copy of all Transcripts, Diplomas or Certificates (All originals, where necessary, will be returned)
– One recent passport size photograph (write your name on reverse side)
– Copy of the National Identity Card or Birth Certificate

NOTE:
– Preferred Campus should be indicated on the application form
– Certified copies of certificates and original fee payment receipt MUST be attached to the application form and returned latest two weeks prior to the commencement dates given for the programmes

Expected Learning Outcomes
By the end of the programme, the learner is expected to:
– Use language appropriately in a variety of contexts.
– Gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills for professional competence in literary scholar’s and creative writer’s crafts;
– Harness their critical insights for appreciation of literature, art and culture within the spheres of development and social change;

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Tuition fee per year for Kenyan Students = KES. 100,000
Tuition fee per year for International Students = KES 125,000
NOTE:
– The Institute reserves the right to change fees without prior notice. However, fee changes are subject to approval by the Governing Council.
– The University policy obliges students to pay the full amount of fees as required on the first day of reporting before they are registered.