School of Business and Management Studies

H.O.D Murimi Antony

Welcome to The East African University School of Business!

The School of Business has focused much of its attention to the provision of market driven programs, which provide job related skills for a successful graduate. We also offer profound opportunities to working professionals seeking to advance their careers. Our students get an opportunity to be equipped with practical skills and knowledge needed in their lines of career. To achieve this, the school invests in carefully designed and legally accredited curriculums, qualified members of faculty, and research and tuition facilities keeping in view the dynamics in the real world of management.

Objectives of the School

The School of Business strives to live up to the following objectives:

To provide a quality curriculum at the undergraduate and graduate levels that facilitates students' development of creative and critical thinking.
To provide an understanding of the philosophical, historical, sociological, political, psychological, and economic foundations of business and management studies.
To provide an understanding of the methods, theoretical bases, purposes, possibilities, limitations, and ethical dimensions of research and evaluation in business and management and related fields, and practical experience in applying this understanding.
To promote collaborative inquiry within the school, other schools and departments in the university and the surrounding community.

School of Business Programs

The School offers various academic programs in the following departments:

Department of Business Management

Bachelor of Business Management (Accounting, Banking and Finance, Sales and Marketing, and Human Resource options)
Diploma in Business Management (Accounting, Sales and Marketing, Banking and Finance, and Human Resource options)
Actuarial Science
Procurement and Supply Chain Management
Project Planning and Management
Credit Management
Governance and Ethics

Department of Arts and Social Sciences

Development Studies
Agriculture
Environment Management and Natural Resources
Social Work and Community Development
Criminology
Diplomacy and International Relations

Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management

Leisure, Tourism and Hotel Management
Food and Beverage Management