The prime aim of the School of Environmental Design is the reduction in operational energy consumption from the built infrastructure and focuses on the reduction in carbon emission and cost saving. Students will be taught skills to limit the impact of the building process on the surrounding environment. This can be achieved through analytical conception and representation of places, objects, and policies as they shape our environment. The courses that are proposed include:

• Building Technology
• Cartography
• Estate Management and Valuation
• Quantity Surveying
• Surveying and Geo-Informatics
• Urban and Regional Planning
• Architecture
• Geology and Mining

The Administration and Business Management Programme prepares students for careers in management and leadership roles in a range of industries including private businesses, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and other types of institutions. This program specializes in providing education and training in various aspects of business and organizational management. Students are taught practical skills in areas such as project management, leadership, communication, and decision-making. Graduates may pursue careers as business managers, operations managers, human resources managers, marketing managers, financial analysts, or entrepreneurs. They may also go on to pursue advanced degrees in Business Administration or related fields.

• Business Administration and Management
• Public Administration
• Co-operative Economics and Management
• Human Resource Management HND
• Local Government Studies
• Marketing
• Office Technology and Management
• Procurement and Warehousing (ND)
• Social Works
• Security Studies
• Transportation and Logistics
• Maritime Business Management HND
• Entrepreneurial Studies

The School of Finance and Related Studies aims to equip students with practical skills, knowledge, and training in finance, accounting, economics, and other related fields to excel in the financial industry and contribute to economic growth. The following courses are proposed:

• Accountancy
• Taxation
• Economics
• Financial Technology and Banking