This document provides an overview of academic programs and student demographics at Africa University for the 2014-2015 year. It summarizes the undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered through seven faculties, including degrees in theology, agriculture, education, management, humanities, health sciences, and peace and governance. Student enrollment data is presented, showing a total of 1,478 students from 24 African countries, with over half being female and the majority from Zimbabwe. Campus facilities including academic buildings, services, residences and staff housing are also briefly outlined.

1. PROGRAMMES
Undergraduate:
Faculty of Theology (FOT)
B. Divinity (3-year program)
Faculty of Agriculture Natural Resources (FANR) (3 year
programs)
B.Sc. Agribusiness
B.Sc. Agriculture and Natural Resources
Faculty of Education (FOE) (3/4 year programs)
B.A. with Education
B.Sc. (Agriculture with Education)
B.Sc. (Business/Commerce)
B. Ed.
Faculty of Management & Administration (FMA) (4-year
programs)
B.Acc.; B.Sc. Econ.; B. Sc. CIS, B.B.S. (Management);
B.B.S. (Marketing); B.Sc. (Computer Science)
Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences (FHSS) (3-year
programs)
B.A. (Humanities)
B.A. (Humanities and Social Sciences
Bachelor of Social Science
Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) (1-4 year programs)
Certificate in Medical Laboratory Technology
B.H.S.M. (Bachelor of Health Services Management)
BSN (Post Basic Bachelor’s degree in Nursing)
Postgraduate:
Faculty of Management & Administration (FMA) (12-month
programs)
Postgraduate Diploma (NGO Management)
M.B.A (Full-time)
E.M.B.A (Executive program, Part-time)
M.P.S.M (Full and part-time)
Faculty of Theology (FOT) (2-year programs)
M.T.S. and MARS
Faculty of Health Sciences (1-2 year programs)
Postgraduate Diploma (Public Health)
Master of Public Health (MPH) (Full and part-time)
Institute of Peace, Leadership & Governance (IPLG) (18-month -
2 year programs) (Full and part-time)
Postgraduate Diploma / M.P.G (Peace and Governance)
M.I.P (Intellectual Property)
MPPG (Public Policy & Governance)
EMPG (Executive program) (Peace & Governance)
Faculty of Agriculture & Natural Recourses (FANR) (2 year
programs) (Full-time programs)
M.Sc. (Crop Science); M.Sc. (Animal Science); M. Phil.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS) (18 month
program) (Full-time and part-time)
Master of Social Sciences (Child and Family Studies)
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS (2014-2015)
1,478 students: 789 Female (53.4%), and 689 Male (46.6%).
24 African countries represented.
31.8% International, 68.2% Zimbabwean.
FACILITIES
Teaching: De Carvalho/ Kulah Bldg.
Ireson/ Kurewa Centre for Agric,
Natural Resources &
Humanities/Health Sciences
Bldg./Engineering Bldg./Theology
Bldg./IPLG Bldg.
Services: Kwang Lim Chapel;
Jokomo/ Yamada Library; Student
Union /Dining Hall; Faculty Offices;
ICT Centre; Bishop Alfred Norris
Health Centre, Ubuntu Retreat Center.
Residences: 12
Staff Houses: 16
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS (Continued)
41 students in Theology
147 students in Agriculture & Nat. Resources
45 students in Education
543 students in Management & Administration
419 students in Humanities & Soc. Sciences
50 students in Peace, Leadership & Governance
138 students in Health Sciences
95 students in Intensive English Program
*Countries represented in student body
107 Angola
1 Botswana
11 Burundi
2 Cameroon
181 Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
3 Ethiopia
1 Gambia
5 Ghana
4 Ivory Coast
10 Kenya
1 Lesotho
4 Liberia
15 Malawi
53 Mozambique
1 Namibia
36 Nigeria
4 Rwanda
1 Sierra Leone
1 South Africa
4 South Sudan
6 Tanzania
8 Uganda
14 Zambia
1005 Zimbabwe
Prepared by the Africa University Development Office 11/14
AU AT A GLANCE: 2014-15