TheSirNic/uni_co huggingface dataset:
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SEMESTER 1  ELECTIVES    SEMESTER 1  SEMESTER 2  ELECTIVES    SEMESTER 1  SEMESTER 2  ELECTIVES    SEMESTER 1   SEMESTER 2  ELECTIVES    SEMESTER 1  SEMESTER 2  ELECTIVES
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University: Abdulrahman Al- Sumait University (SUMAIT),
Status: Private University
Location: Zanzibar
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts with Education
Admission capacity: 400
Combination(s): OLD:HGL,HKL,HGK
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History, English,
Geography, Kiswahili or Arabic.
Annual tuition fee: 1,900,000/=
01 GE 111 Human Geography
02 GE 112 Physical Geography      05 GE 231 Statistical Methods in
Geography
06 GE 232 Land Evaluation and
Planning
  07 GE241 Evolution of
Geographical Thought
08 RE 242 Research Methods in
Social Sciences
  1. GE 233 Biogeography and 
Climatology
7.5
2. GE 234 Ground Surveying 
3. GE 235 Hydrology  4. GE 243 Oceanography 
5. GE 244 Geography of Africa 
6. GE 245 Geographical 
Information System
(GIS)
  09 GE 351 Urban Geography 
10 GE 352 Agricultural Geography  11 GE 361 Transport Geography 
12 GE 362 Environmental Resource
Management  7. GE353 Research Project 
8. GE354 Rural Development 
9. GE 355 Introduction to
Cartography
7
10. GE 356 Regional Planning
Degree program: Bachelor of science with Education
Admission capacity: 180
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: Physics,
Advanced Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science or
Geography.
Annual tuition fee: 1,900,000/=
01 ED 111 Foundations of Education 
02 ED 112 Developmental Psychology      05 ED 231 Curriculum Development
and Evaluation
06 ED 232 Educational Media and
Technology  07 ED241 Educational Research
Methods
08 ED 242 Special Methods of 
Teaching
i) Biology
ii) Chemistry
iii) English
iv) Geography
v) History
vi) Kiswahili 
vii)Mathematics
viii) Computer
ix) Physics
09 ED243 Teaching Practice I      10 ED 351 Educational Psychology 
11 ED 352 Educational Measurement
and Evaluation
12 ED353 Teaching practice II   13 ED 361 School Administration
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Counseling Psychology
Admission capacity: 70
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, Literature in English,
French, Arabic, Fine Arts, Economics, Commerce, Accountancy,
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Agriculture,
Computer Science or Nutrition.
Annual tuition fee: 1,900,000/=
1 CP 111 Introduction to Guidance 
and Counselling
2 CP 112 Introduction to 
Psychology
3 CP 113 Theories of Counselling
and Psychotherapy
4 CP114 Personality Psychology      9 CP 231 Understanding students 
with special needs
10 CP 232 Ethical Issues in
Counselling and 
Psychology
11 CP 233 Assessment in
Counselling
12 CP 234 Adolescent Psychology 
13 CP 235 Psychological Stress and 
Coping  12 CP 241 Career Counselling 
13 CP 242 HIV/AIDS � Counselling 
and Psychology
14 CP 243 Psychopathology 
15 CP 244 Practicum 
16 CP 246 Mental Health Schools 
17 CP 247 Basic Statistics for
Counsellors      18 CP 351 Substance Abuse
Addiction
19 CP 352 Program Development
and Evaluation in 
Guidance and Counselling
20 CP 353 Family Counselling 
21 CP 354 Cross-Cultural
Counselling 
Psychology
and Psychology
22 CP 355 Grief Counselling
Grief Therapy
  23 CP 361 Counselling Psychology
Research Project
24 CP 362 Internship
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Admission capacity: 100
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Physics, Advanced Mathematics,
Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Economics or Accounting.
Annual tuition fee: 1,900,000/=
1. CS111 Computer Applications 
and Concepts 7
2. CS112 Information Systems 
3. Cs113 Structured 
Programming using C
4. BIT111 Discrete Mathematics       8. BIT245 Electronic Learning 
9. BIT232 Innovation and 
Entrepreneurship
10. CS231 Software Engineering 
11. CS232 Interactive Web Design 
and Development
12. CS233 Data Communication 
and Networking 
Technology
13. BIT234 IT Service Management  13. CS 241 Computer Graphics
CS245 Systems Administration 
14. CS243 System Analysis and
Design
15. CS244 Electronic Commerce 
16. BIT 241 Human Resources
information Systems
17. CS246 Human Computer
Interaction
18. CS247 Practical Training      19. BIT 351 Research Methodology
in ICT
BIT 353 Mobile Application
Development
20. BIT 354 Cloud Computing 
22. CS355 Software Development
Project Management  25. BIT 361 Information Technology
Auditing
26. BIT234 Legal Framework of
ICTs
27. BIT 364 Final Project 
CS364 Programming with
Visual Basic  1 BIT355 Geographic Information
System 
 2 BIT352 Change Management 
5. CS235 Data Mining  6. BIT362 Information Systems
Strategy
7. BIT
Management
Information Systems
University: Aga Khan University (AKU)
Status: Private University
Location: Dar es Salaam
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Admission capacity: 30
Combination(s): PCB
Admission requirements: Three principal passes in Chemistry, Biology and Physics with a minimum of 6 points: A minimum of C grade in Chemistry and Biology
and at least D grade in Physics at A-Level. An applicant with a pass in
English or Mathemantics at O-Level will have an added advantage.
Annual tuition fee: 5,159,700/=
University: Archbishop Mihayo University College of Tabora (AMUCTA)
Status: Private University College
Location: Tabora
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts with Education
Admission capacity: 400
Combination(s): OLD:HGE,HGL,HKL,HGK
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, or Education.
Annual tuition fee: 1,260,000/=
Degree program: Bachelor of Business Administration
Admission capacity: 110
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, Literature in English,
French, Arabic, Fine Arts, Economics, Commerce, Accountancy,
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Agriculture,
Computer Science or Nutrition. If one of the passes is not in
Mathematics a subsidiary or pass in Mathematics at O-level is
required.
Annual tuition fee: 1,260,000/=
Degree program: Bachelor of Education (Special Needs)
Admission capacity: 300
Combination(s): OLD:HGE,HGL,HKL,HGK
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, Education, or
Commerce.
Annual tuition fee: 1,260,000/=
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Interior Design
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Geography or Fine Arts.
In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in
Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a
minimum of �C� grade in Basic Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,100,000/=
ID 111 Interior Design Studio I (20 credits)
ID 121 Interior Graphics I (4 credits)
ID 152 History and Theory of Interior Design II (4 credits)      ID 213 Interior Design Studio III (20 credits)
ID 223 Fine Arts and Visual Communication I (4 credits)
ID 253 History and Theory of Interior Design III (4 credits)
AR 243 Furnishing and Fittings I (8 credits)
AR 357 Building Services I (8 credits)
AR 266 Environmental Science II (8 credits)
GM 111 Introduction to Land Surveying (8 credits)  ID 214 Interior Design Studio IV (20 credits)
ID 224 Fine Arts and Visual Communication II (4 credits)
ID 254 History and Theory of Interior Design IV (4 credits)
ID 244 Furnishing and Fittings II (8 credits)
ID 272 Industrial Training II (8 credits)
AR 225 Professional Practice I (8 credits)
AR 267 Environmental Science III (8 credits)
CQ 220 Basis of Quantity Surveying (8 credits)      ID 315 Interior Design Studio V (20 credits)
ID 341 Interior Technology I (4 credits)
ID 331 Construction and Detailing (4 credits)
ID 318 Interior Product Design I (8 credits)
AR 326 Architectural Professional Practice II (8 credits)
AR 358 Building Services II (8 credits)
GM 112 Topographical Surveying (8 credits)  ID 316 Interior Design Studio VI (20 credits)
ID 347 Furniture Design (4 credits)
ID 342 Interior Technology II (4 credits)
ID 319 Interior Product Design II (8 credits)
ID 373 Industrial Training III (8 credits)
LM 238 Research Methodology (8 credits)
Elective I (8 credits)
Elective II (8 credits)    AR 491 Architectural Conservation (8 credits)
AR 492 Urban Development and Housing (8 credits)
AR 493 Architectural Science (8 credits)





  ID 417 Interior Design Studio VII (24 credits)
ID 461 Portfolio Development (4 credits)
ID 474 Dissertation Part I (24 credits)
BB 313 Entrepreneurship (8 credits)  ID 475 Dissertation Part II (60 credits)
AR 427 Architectural Professional Practice III (8 credits)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Geography or Fine Arts.
In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in
Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a
minimum of �C� grade in Basic Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,100,000/=
LA 111 Design Studio Projects I (20 Credits)
AR 121 Physical Modeling and Fine Art (4 Credits)
LA 131 Landscape Construction and Services I (8 Credits)
LA 141 Landscape Materials I (8 Credits)
LA 161 Fundamentals of Soil and Botanic Sciences (12 Credits)
GM 111 Introduction to Land Surveying (8 Credits)
CS 101 English Language (8 Credits)
IS 161 Introduction to ICT (Core) (8 Credits)
DS 101 Development Perspectives I (8 Credits)
IS 149 Basic Mathematics (8 Credits)      LA 213 Studio Design Project III (20 Credits)
LA 223 Design Graphics II (8 Credits)
LA 233 Landscape Construction and Services III (8 Credits)
LA 243 Landscape Material III (8 Credits)
LA 252 History and Theory of Landscape Architecture II (8 Credits)
LA 262 Applied Plant ecology and Taxonomy (12 Credits)
LA 263 Geography and Landscape Sciences I (8 Credits)
LA 272 Industrial Training II (8 Credits)  LA 214 Studio Design Project IV (20 Credits)
LA 224 Design Graphics III (8 Credits)
LA 234 Landscape Construction and Services IV (8 Credits)
LA 237 Landscape Structures I (8 Credits)
LA 244 Landscape Materials IV (8 Credits)
LA 264 Geography and Landscape Science II (8 Credits)
LA 272 Industrial Training II (8 Credits)      LA 315 Studio Design Project V (20 Credits)
LA 335 Landscape Construction and Services V (8 Credits)
LA 355 Environment Planning and Development I (4 Credits)
LA 353 History and Theory of Landscape Architecture III (8 Credits)
LA 338 Landscape Structures II (8 Credits)
LA 372 Professional Practice I (8 Credits)  LA 316 Studio Design Project VI (20 Credits)
LA 336 Landscape Construction and Services VI (8 Credits)
LA 356 Environment Planning and Development II (4 Credits)
LA 375 Professional Practice II (8 Credits)
LA 373 Industrial Training III: Professional Practice (8 Credits)
BB 313 Entrepreneurship (8 Credits)
LM 238 Research Methodology (8 Credits)
Elective (8 Credits)    LA 481 Landscape Infrastructure
LA 482 Landscape Urbanism
LA 483 Water Landscape
LA 484 Landscape Conservation  LA 417 Studio Design Project VII (32 Credits)
LA 491 Dissertation Part I (32 Credits)  LA 492 Dissertation Part II (60 Credits)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering
Admission capacity: 80
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two Principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Advanced Mathematics, Chemistry or Biology. In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in Advanced
Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,100,000/=
CS 101 English Language (8 credits)
DS 101 Development Perspectives I (8 credits)
IS 143 Engineering Mathematics I (8 credits)
EE 143 Project I: Introduction to Technical Report Writing (8 credits)
EE 161 Engineering Drawing I (8 credits)
EG 100 Workshop Training (8 credits)
ES 112 Basic Chemistry (8 credits)
IS 161 Introduction to Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (8 credits)      S 241 Engineering Mathematics II (8 credits)
EE 218 Engineering Mechanics II (8 credits)
EE 229 Building Services Engineering (8 credits)
EE 231 Water Resources and Transportation Engineering (12 credits)
EE 232 Project III: Design of Water Supply and Wastewater Collection Systems for a building and community (12 credits)
EE 233 Hydrology (8 credits)
GM 111 Introduction to Land Surveying (8 credits)  IS 242 Engineering Mathematics III (8 credits)
EE 214 Foundation Engineering (8 credits)
EE 223 Sewerage and Drainage Engineering (8 credits)
EE 224 Project IV: Design of Sewerage and Drainage Systems for a Township (12 credits)
EE 239 Fluid Mechanics II (12 credits)
EE 252 Industrial Training II (8 credits)
EL 217 Environmental Microbiology (12 credits)
GM 221 Introduction to Engineering Surveying (8 credits)      CE 212 Structural Analysis I (8 credits)
CQ 220 Basics of Quantity Surveying (8 credits)
EE 325 Unit Operations and Processes in Environmental (12 credits)
EE 337 Hydraulic Structures (8 credits)
EE 344 Project V: Assessment and Engineering Control of Communicable Diseases (8 credits)
MI 329 Environmental Chemistry (12 credits)
Elective (8 credits)  CE 312 Structural Analysis II (8 credits)
EE 334 Water Treatment Engineering (8 credits)
EE 335 Project VI: Design of Water Treatment and Municipal Solid Waste (12 credits)
EE 336 Pumps and Pumping Stations (8 credits)
EE 347 Ecology (8 credits)
EE 353 Industrial training III (8 credits)
MI 362 Solid Waste Infrastructure Design and Management (12 credits)
EE 366 Land and Water Pollution Prevention and Control (8 credits)
EE 369 Project Management for Construction (8 credits)    EE 363 Thermofluids (8 credits)
ES 483 Disaster Risk Management (8 credits)
MI 234 Occupational Health and Safety (8 credits)
MI 446 Industrial Wastewater Treatmen  BB 313 Entrepreneurship (8 credits)
MI 429 Wastewater Treatment Technology (8 credits)
EE 465 Environmental Systems Analysis (8 credits)
EE 467 Environmental Policies and Legislation (8 credits)
ES 467 Environmental Policies and Legislation (8 credits)
ES 468 Environmental Planning and Impact Assessment (8 credits)
LM 238 Research Methodology (8 credits)
MI 447 Project VII: Design of Domestic and Industrial Wastewater Treatment facilities (12 credits)  EE 456 Dissertation (60 credits)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and Management
Admission capacity: 85
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two Principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Advanced Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology or Geography. One of the
two principal level passes must be in Physics or Chemistry or
Biology. In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary
level pass in Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at
A-level or a minimum of �C� grade in Basic Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,100,000/=

IS 144 Mathematics I 8 IS 
ES 111 Basic Chemistry 8 
ES 112 Fundamentals of Biology 8
ES 113 Principles of Physics 8 
IS 161 Introductions to ICT 8 
8
CS 101 English Language 8 
DS 101 101 Development 
Perspectives I
8
GM 111 Introduction to land 
surveying
8
EE 143 Project I: Introduction to 
Technical Report Writing      ES 214 Instrumental Methods of 
Analysis
12
ES 224 Environmental Ecology 8 
ES 226 Project III: Assessment of 
Low Cost Sanitation 
Systems
8 
12
ES 231 Water Supply and 
Sanitation
12 
ES 232 Remote Sensing and 
Environment
8
ES 233 Geographical Information 
Systems
8 
ES 261 Principles of Economics 8 
EE 233 Hydrology 8    ES 225 Environmental 
Chemodynamics
12
ES 234 Scientific Experimental 
Design
8
ES 242 Toxicology and Risk 
Management 
ES 243 Project IV: Occupational 
Health and Safety
8
 ES 281 Meteorology 8
MI 234 Occupational Health and 
Safety
8
EL 217 Environmental 
Microbiology
12
ES 252 Industrial Training II      ES 335 Industrial and Municipal 
Wastewater Management
8 
ES 336 Soil Pollution and 
Remediation
8 
ES 338 Project VI: Contaminated 
Site Remediation
8 
ES 362 Environmental 
Economics and 
Management
8 
ES 363 Surface water hydrometry 
and quality monitoring
8 
ES 372 Mining and Environment 8 
MI 329 Environmental Chemistry 12 
EL 215 Environmental 
Compliance and 
Management
8 Elective 8
EE 343 Environmental Health 
and Epidemiology
8  ES 337 Principles and 
Application of 
Biotechnology
8
ES 364 Project V: Waste 
Management
8
ES 364 Project V: Waste 
Management
8
ES 365 Air Quality Monitoring 
and Management
8
ES 366 Groundwater Quality 
Monitoring and 
Management
8
ES 371 Introduction to Natural 
Resources Conservation 
and Management
8
ES 373 Soil Conservation and 
Management
8
EE 362 Solid Waste Management 
and Technology
12
 ES 351 Industrial Training III 8      ES 444 Hazardous Waste Management 8 
ES 467 Environmental Policies and 
Legislation
8
ES 468 Environmental Planning and Impact 
Assessment
8
ES 469 Agro-industrial waste Management 8
ES 474 Environmental Management in Oil 
and Gas Industry
8
ES 482 Climate Change Impact, Mitigation 
and Adaptation
8
  MI 454 Dissertation 60
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Housing and Infrastructure Planning
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,CBG,CBA,CBN
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal level passes in any of the following subjects: Physics,
Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Geography or
Economics. In addition, an applicant must have at least a principal
level pass in Advanced Mathematics or subsidiary level pass Basic
Applied Mathematics at A-level or a minimum of �C� grade in Basic
Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
UP 111 Building Design Studio 16 
UP 141 Building Design, 
Materials and 
Construction
8 
CS 101 English Language 8
GM 111 Introduction to Land 
Surveying
8 
IS 161 Introduction to 
Information and 
Communication 
Technology 
8 
8 DS 102 Development Perspectives II 8
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 
LM 171 Elements of Law 8 
UP 171 Industrial Training I      UP 213 Neighborhood planning 
and design studio
16 
UP 202 Neighborhood Planning 
and Design 
Concepts
8 
UP 261 Quantitative Methods 8
UP 251 Land and Planning Laws
HI 231 Fundamentals of GIS and 
Remote Sensing
8 HI 232 Cartography and 
Visualization
8
HI 221 Topographic and 
Cadastral Survey 
4 
UP 262 Introduction to Spatial 
Economics
8 
RP 205 Demography and 
Development
4 
HI 251 Urban Infrastructure 
Planning and 
Design
4  HI 211 Housing Planning Studio 16
HI 201 Housing Development 
Principles and Theories
8
 HI 241 Housing Finance 8
 8 HI 222 Sustainable and Resilient 
Infrastructure Planning 
8
UP 222 Landscape Planning and 
Design
8
GI 225 Remote Sensing 
Applications
8
HI 281 Industrial Training II 8      HI 312 Settlement Infrastructure 
Planning Studio
16 
UP 304 Informal Urbanism 8 
HI 361 Housing and 
Infrastructure
8
HI 334 Applied Geospatial 
Analysis and Modelling
8
HI 352 Project Appraisal and 
Financing
8
LM 238 Research Methodology 8
HI 362 Infrastructure Design and 
Construction
8 
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8  UP 316 General Planning Scheme 
studio
16
UP 305 City Planning Theories and 
Concepts
8
 UP 321 Environmental Planning 
and Management
8
 UP 362 Urban Transports and 
Traffic Management
8
 HI 354 Project Planning and 
Monitoring
8
 UP 364 Urban and Regional 
Economics
8
UP 373 Industrial Training III 8    HI 413 Regional Infrastructure 
Planning Studio
16 
HI 425 Regional Infrastructure 
Principles 
and Concepts
8
UP 454 Local Governance 8
UP 455 Professional Practice for 
Planning
4
HI 402 Policy Analysis, 
Formulation, and 
Implementation
8
DM 101 Introduction to Disaster 
Risk Management
8
HI 435 Big Data for Planning 4
HI 471 Dissertation I   HI 472 Dissertation II 60  CD 221 Community Participation and Resource Mobilization 8
UP 308 Resettlement Planning 8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Land Management and Valuation
Admission capacity: 146
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM,EGM,ECA,CBG,CBA,CBN,HGL,HGE,HKL,HGK
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two Principal level passes in any of the following subjects:
Geography, Economics, Advanced Mathematics, History, English
Literature, Commerce, Accountancy, Physics, Biology, or Chemistry.
In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in
Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a
minimum of �C� grade in Basic Mathematics and a minimum of �D�
grade in English Language at O-Level
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
EC 100 Principles of Economics 8 
CS 101 English Language 8 
DS 101 Development Perspectives 
I
8
GM 111 Introduction to Land 
Surveying
12 
IS 161 Fundamentals of 
Computer Systems
12 IS 141 Statistics and Probability 8
IS 149 Basic Mathematics 8 
LM 141 Introduction to Valuation 8 
LM 151 Elements of Law 8 LM 152 Business Law 8
      PM 213 Construction 12 G
RE 233 Business Accounts 8 QC 220 Basics of Quantity 
Surveying
8
LM 212 Land Economics 8
LM 213 Housing 8 
LM 232 Basics of Urban and 
Rural Planning
8 
LM 242 Principles and Methods 
of Valuation
8 
LM 253 Land Law I 8 
LM 262 Research Methodology 8 
LM 263 Industrial Training II 8  GS 121 Fundamentals of 
Geographic Information 
Science
12
 QC 220 Basics of Quantity 
Surveying
8
 PM 215 Building Materials 8
 PM 276 Scientific Report Writing 8
 RE 221 Econometrics 8
 LM 233 Land Administration I 8
 LM 234 Rural Land Studies 6
 LM 254 Land Law II 6
LM 263 Industrial Training II 8      
LM 314 Urban Economics 8 
LM 335 Land Administration II 10 
LM 343 Applied Valuation I 10 
LM 355 Public Policy Analysis 8 
LM 356 Property Taxation 8 
LM357 Conveyancing and 
Disposition
8 LM 359 Land Policy Studies 8
LM 364 Semester Project 12 
  LM 322 Real Estate Market 
Analysis
8
PM 333 Project Management 8
LM 321 Fundamentals of Property 
Finance and Investment
8
LM 344 Applied Valuation II 12
LM 358 Administrative Law 8
LM 365 Industrial Training III 8      
BB 313 Entrepreneurship 8 
RE 434 Business Ethics 8
LM 436 Land Administration 
Case Work
12
LM 445 Valuation Casework 12
LM 466 Research Proposal 
Writing
12
Elective 8  LM 468 Dissertation 60  LM 415 Forest Economics 8
LM 416 Agricultural Economics 8
LM 423 GIS for Real Estate Professionals 8
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Property and Facility Management
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two Principal level passes in any of the following subjects:
Geography, Economics, Advanced Mathematics, History, English
Literature, Commerce, Accountancy, Physics, Biology or Chemistry.
In addition, an applicant must have at least a subsidiary level pass in
Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics at A-level or a
minimum of �C� grade in Basic Mathematics and a minimum of �D�
grade in English Language at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=