Master of Arts in History

Overview

The Master of Arts in History at Kaimosi Friends University offers a rigorous and engaging programme that goes beyond the study of past events to uncover the forces that shape societies economies and governance. You will develop advanced skills in historical inquiry critical thinking and evidence based analysis while working with primary sources archival materials and contemporary scholarship.

The programme places strong emphasis on African perspectives while connecting them to global histories enabling you to interpret complex issues such as governance identity development conflict and social change. Through guided research and a dissertation you will produce original work that contributes to knowledge policy and public understanding positioning you for impact in academia government and the heritage sector.

What You Will Study

• African and Global History with focus on regional and international dynamics
• Archival Research and Primary Source Analysis using real historical records
• Policy Governance and Historical Perspectives linking history to decision making
• Research Methods and Dissertation focused on original knowledge creation

Admission Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree with Second Class Honours Upper Division in History or a related field from a recognized institution OR
• Second Class Lower Division with at least 2 years relevant experience

Duration and Study Mode

• Duration 2 Years
• Study Options Full time Part time

Career Opportunities

• Historian working in research and heritage institutions
• Policy Analyst influencing governance and development
• Museum Curator preserving culture and history
• Researcher and Academic contributing to knowledge
• Lecturer with progression to PhD

Career Support and Outcomes

• Access to archival research and historical resources for practical learning
• Strong mentorship in research writing and publication
• Pathway to PhD and advanced specialization

Why Choose Kaimosi Friends University

• Strong focus on African perspectives with global relevance
• Training aligned to careers in research policy and heritage
• Preparation for leadership in academia governance and public history