Kenya School of Monetary Studies Intake and Scholarships

  

Date Posted: 10/30/2012 2:13:17 AM

Posted By: marto  Membership Level: Gold  Total Points: 2900

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Kenya School of Monetary Studies(KSMS) January 2013 Intake

KSMS Programs

a) Diploma in Business Sciences
(Islamic Financial Services)
b) Diploma in Business Sciences
(Banking and Finance)
c) Diploma in Business Sciences
(Finance)
d) Diploma in Business Sciences
(Organizational Development)
e) Diploma in Business Sciences
(Business Information Systems)
f) Diploma in Business Sciences
(Microfinance)

KSMS/JKUAT COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS

a) Masters of Public Policy & Analysis(MPPA)
b) Masters of Financial Economics(MFE)
c) Masters of Finance (MF) in the following Options: (a)Financial markets; (b) Corporate Finance (d)Real Estate Management
d) Masters of Economic Policy & Analysis (MEPA) in the following
Options: (a) Industrial and Trade Economics; (b) Regional Policy
e) Postgraduate Diploma in business
Sciences in the following Options:(a) Financial Management; (b)Financial Engineering; (c)Real Estate Management (d) Treasury Management; (e) Credit Management

Note that limited partial scholarships are available for all the Masters
pogrammes

How to Apply

Duly filled Admission forms (for all category of programmes) and Scholarship application forms (for KSMS/JKUAT University collaborative programmes) should be addressed to:

The Executive Director,
Kenya School of Monetary Studies
P.O. Box 65041-00618, Nairobi
or hand delivered to the KSMS Ruaraka
or CBK Pensions House - Town Campus
on or before November 30, 2012.

Detailed advertisements indicating course requirements,
Admission forms, and the Scholarship application forms and policy can be downloaded from www.ksms.or.ke under Academic Programmes link or Certificate in Agricultural Finance link or picked from either KSMS Ruaraka or Town
Campuses.

For further application details, contact
Registrar on Tel. +254 02 8646000/108/131.
Email: Registrar@ksms.or.ke.

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