Women's University in Africa

What you'll study

The course page does not list specific modules. Prospective students should expect study of core sociology topics and research approaches typical of an undergraduate honours sociology degree; for full module details contact the university admissions office or departmental website.

Entry requirements

Standard entry routes (as stated by the programme):

• At least five ‘O’ Level passes including English Language and at least two relevant ‘A’ Level passes; OR
• A minimum of five ‘O’ Levels including English Language and any relevant diploma.

Career prospects

The programme lists the following realistic employment pathways for graduates:

• HR practitioner
• Learning and development specialist
• Social worker
• Urban planner
• Community health worker
• Public relations specialist

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page does not provide specific scholarship information. Applicants should enquire with the university's financial aid office about available scholarships, bursaries or payment plans, and also consider external funding sources and government student support schemes where applicable.