Bachelor of Science (Agricultural Education and Extension)

The Bachelor of Science (Agricultural Education and Extension) is a unique program that combines agriculture, education, and community development. It prepares students to become agricultural teachers, extension officers, and leaders who help improve farming practices and rural livelihoods.

Why Choose This Course?

1. High relevance in Kenya’s Economy
Agriculture is a key sector in Kenya, supporting livelihoods and contributing significantly to the economy. This course equips you to improve agricultural productivity and sustainability.

2. Dual Career Pathway (Teaching + Agriculture)
You gain skills to:

• Teach agriculture and biology in schools
• Work as an agricultural extension officer
• Train farmers and communities

This makes you highly versatile and employable.

3. Practical and Hands-on Training
Students gain experience through:

• Farm practice and fieldwork
• Teaching practice in schools
• Community-based agricultural projects
• Research and extension activities

4. Promote Community Development
You will learn how to:

• Transfer agricultural knowledge to farmers
• Support rural development programs
• Improve food security and livelihoods
• Promote modern farming technologies

5. Wide Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as:

• Agriculture teacher
• Extension officer
• Agricultural consultant
• Community development officer
• Researcher or project officer

Who Should Apply?

This program is ideal for students who:

• Enjoy Biology, Agriculture, and environmental studies
• Are passionate about farming and rural development
• Want to teach or work with communities
• Like practical, field-based work

Admission Requirements

Minimum of C+ (Plus) in KCSE or equivalent with at least C+ (Plus) in two teaching subjects OR minimum of C (Plain) in KCSE or equivalent with a Diploma in Education OR Special Education and at least C+ (Plus) in two teaching subjects.

Make an Impact

As a graduate, you will help transform agriculture by educating future farmers and supporting communities with modern farming techniques. Your work will contribute to food security, economic growth, and sustainable development.