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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

A undergraduate programme preparing students with the knowledge, practical skills and professional discipline required in Science in Mathematics.

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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

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Programme Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at Kampala International University prepares students for academic, professional and community-facing work in Science in Mathematics at the Western Campus. The programme connects disciplinary foundations with applied learning, ethical practice, communication and problem-solving.

Teaching practiceConnect subject knowledge with classroom planning, assessment and learner support.
Education leadershipDevelop professional habits for school, community and education-sector service.
Research awarenessUse evidence, inquiry and analytical thinking to understand problems and propose solutions.
Career readinessPrepare for employment, further study, entrepreneurship and service in relevant professional settings.
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What You Will Learn

By the end of the programme, students are expected to demonstrate the knowledge, practical skills and professional conduct required for effective work in Science in Mathematics.

Subject masteryBuild strong knowledge in the teaching subjects and education foundations.
Teaching methodsPlan lessons, manage learning and use appropriate assessment approaches.
Learner supportRespond to diverse learner needs with inclusive and ethical practice.
School practiceConnect theory with school-based observation, teaching practice and reflection.
Research literacyUse inquiry to understand education problems and improve practice.
Professional identityDevelop communication, leadership and lifelong learning habits.
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Course Structure and Learning Experience

The learning experience is organised to move students from foundational knowledge into applied, supervised and professionally oriented practice.

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Education foundations

Students study the foundations of education, learning theory and subject content.

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Methods and assessment

Training develops lesson planning, pedagogy, assessment and classroom communication.

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School-based practice

Students connect theory with observation, practicum and guided reflection.

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Research and improvement

The programme introduces inquiry, education research and improvement-focused thinking.

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Professional formation

Students build ethical, inclusive and responsible teaching identities.

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Course Content

23 courses 69 credit units

Academic Year 1

7 courses | 21 units
Semester 1
12 units
MATH 1111 Introduction To Algebra And Logic
3 units | Core
MATH 1112 Differential Calculus
3 units | Core
MATH 1113 Introduction To Probability And Statistics
3 units | Core
MATH 1114 Introduction To Linear Algebra
3 units | Core
Semester 2
9 units
MATH 1211 Introduction To Real Analysis
3 units | Core
MATH 1212 Integral Calculus
3 units | Core
MATH 1213 Introduction To Mechanics
3 units | Core

Academic Year 2

8 courses | 24 units
Semester 1
12 units
MATH 2111 Linear Algebra
3 units | Core
MATH 2112 Introduction To Numerical Analysis
3 units | Core
MATH 2113 Calculus Of Several Variable Functions
3 units | Core
MATH 2114 Ordinary Differential Equations
3 units | Core
Semester 2
12 units
BSP2224 School Practice I
3 units | Core
MATH 2211 Complex Variable
3 units | Core
MATH 2212 Real Analysis
3 units | Core
MATH 2213 Introduction To Optimization Methods
3 units | Core

Academic Year 3

8 courses | 24 units
Semester 1
9 units
MATH 3111 Mathematical Modeling
3 units | Core
MATH 3112 Partial Differential Equations
3 units | Core
MATH 3113 Abstract Algebra
3 units | Core
Semester 2
15 units
BSP3234 School Practice Ii
3 units | Core
MATH 3211 Introduction To Topology
3 units | Core
MATH 3212 Mathematical Statistics
3 units | Core
MATH 3213 Numerical Analysis
3 units | Core
MATH 3214 Analytical Mechanics
3 units | Core
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Admission Requirements

Applicants should satisfy KIU's approved undergraduate admission requirements for this programme and any additional requirements set by the relevant academic unit.

  • Relevant prior academic qualifications recognised by KIU and the appropriate regulatory bodies where applicable.
  • Subject background or professional preparation suitable for study in Science in Mathematics.
  • International applicants should provide recognised equivalent qualifications.
Final eligibility is confirmed by KIU Admissions using the current admissions guidelines for the intake.
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Fees and Application Guidance

Tuition, functional fees and any programme-specific charges are confirmed by KIU Admissions and Finance for each intake. Applicants should review the current fee schedule before submitting an application.