Bachelor of Arts in Counseling Psychology

The Bachelor of Arts in Counseling Psychology introduces students to core areas of Psychology with academic and experiential exposure to behavior science relevant to Counseling Psychologists. It prepares students to develop competencies for social, economic, religious, and political responsibilities, emphasizing values, emotional dispositions, and behavior patterns. The program includes a psychology-related practicum experience in the final year to apply psychological, developmental, and mental health principles. Delivery modes include face-to-face lectures, seminars, case studies, field trips, and virtual approaches using e-learning platforms for material and interactions. Study modes offered are regular day, evening, and virtual learning options.

KCSE grade C+ with C- in English or its equivalents, Or A level with two principal passes or its equivalents, Or Diploma holders in related areas such as with at least a Credit Pass.