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University Of Nairobi School Of The Arts And Design Undergraduate Admission Criteria

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Lotela Paul

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It is true that not many people would consider themselves creative and not all who consider themselves creative nurture their natural talent. Arts and Design is one area that is certainly lacking in most Primary schools and High Schools in Kenya. Fortunately, the University of Nairobi offers B.A. Design (B05) through the School of the Arts and Design. There is however certain criteria that an individual must meet in order to be considered for the course.

Admission Criteria for B.A. Design at UON

  • Applicants should have acquired a minimum grade of C+ in KCSE or equivalent.

  • In addition, to the minimum grade, applicants should have acquired a minimum of C+ in the following cluster groups:

  • English/Kiswahili

  • Mathematics/ Commerce/ Economics/ or Biology or Physics or Chemistry

  • History and Government/ Geography/ Islamic Education/ Social Education and Ethics/ Hindu Education

  • Home Science/ Art and Design/ Wood work/ Metal work/ Building construction/ Drawing and Design/ Computer aided design or

  • Any other Design related digital technology

  • Applicants who have an international Baccalaureate (IB) or equivalent are also eligible to undertake the course.

  • Applicants with a Kenya Advanced Certificate of Education (KNEC) or equivalent, holders of 2 Principal passes, one in Art, if Art is not one of the two principal passes are eligible to undertake the course. The applicants must have obtained CREDIT pass at KCSE or equivalent examination in Art; or

  • Applicants who are Diploma holders of Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) in Art, Design, Computer Aided Design or design related digital technology or equivalent, with a credit pass at KCS or equivalent examination in Art are welcome to undertake the course.

  • Applicants who meet any other relevant criteria listed in the General Admissions Criteria are eligible to undertake the course.

B.A Design course requires students to complete a minimum of 56 units. In year 1, students are required to complete a total of 16 units. In year 2, they should undertake 17 units while in year 3 and year 4 they should cover 14 and 9 units respectively.

Fee Structure for B.A Design

The total sum expected at the end of the four years in tuition fee is Ksh 539,000. The sum is broken down as follows: Year 1 students are to pay a sum of Ksh 154,500; Year 2 students are to pay a sum of Ksh 157,500; Year 3 students are to pay a sum of Ksh 1333,500 and Year 4 students are to pay a sum of Ksh 93,500.

Contact Information School of Arts and Design University of Nairobi

For more information, individuals are free to contact:Director,

School of the Arts and Design,

Box 30197,

Tel: 2724524/6/7 Ext. 238 Fax: 2724527

Email: [email protected].

 

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Lotela Paul

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Originating from the picturesque valleys of Nakuru, a region of Kenya known for its stunning flamingo-populated lakes, Lotela Paul's early life was steeped in stories and narratives that danced between the daily lives of the local people and the grand tapestry of Kenyan history.

This rich backdrop propelled Lotela to one of Kenya's top universities, where her multidisciplinary studies allowed her to explore a mosaic of subjects, from history and culture to contemporary issues and technological advancements. This academic diversity would later become a cornerstone of her writing style.

Upon completing her education, Lotela embarked on a writing journey that knew no boundaries. Whether diving deep into the intricacies of Kenyan folklore, elucidating the nuances of modern urban challenges, or delving into the potential of emerging technologies in East Africa, Lotela's articles carried a signature blend of depth, insight, and local flavor.

Her versatility made her a cherished contributor to various Kenyan publications, and soon, her work gained international attention. Readers from around the world have come to appreciate her ability to touch on diverse themes while maintaining a coherent voice that reflects the heart and soul of Kenya.

Beyond her written endeavors, Lotela Paul is an advocate for promoting literary talents in Kenya. She has been involved in several grassroots initiatives that aim to nurture young writers, providing them with platforms to voice their perspectives and stories.

In today's ever-evolving literary landscape, Lotela stands as a beacon of adaptability and authenticity. Her writings, regardless of their theme, always carry a touch of Kenya—a testament to her love for her homeland and her commitment to sharing its multifaceted stories with the world.

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