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The LLM Oil and Gas Law/MSc Oil and Gas programme is designed to respond to the demand for professionals in the emerging oil and gas industry. The rationale behind this supply response is that the programme will contribute to the augmentation of the knowledge and skills base of the industry and ultimately lead to the optimal, sustainable use of oil and gas resources.

This programme studies the combination of legal, environmental and economic considerations which lie at the heart of the oil and gas industry. You will take modules from the School of Law, School of Economics, Politics and International Relations, School of Agriculture, Policy and Development, Henley Business School, School of Construction, Management and Engineering and School of Geography and Environmental Science.

Students on the LLM Oil and Gas must take three compulsory modules (Oil and gas contract law, Legal issues in oil and gas and Project skills) and undertake an independent project, written on a topic which has a meaningful relationship to issues of oil and gas law. The remaining credits can be chosen from the list of optional modules.

In the LLM in Oil and Gas Distance Learning students choose amongst a smaller list of optional modules all of which are offered on a long distance basis. The Distance Learning programme consists of 180 credits.

The programme comprises of a taught element (140 credits) and a Project (40 credits).

Entry Requirements

Entrants to this programme can be required to have obtained a degree in law or a degree with a substantial legal component with a first or upper second class honours.

Alternatively entrants to this programme can be required to have obtained a degree in economics or a degree with a substantial economic component with a first or upper second class honours.

Candidates with a background other than law and economics (e.g. environmental science, geography) or with suitable work experience are encouraged to apply. All applicants are considered on theirindividual merits.

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Agribusiness Management or Agriculture or Crop Improvement and Protection.

The Digital School of Virtual and Open Learning seeks to provide learning opportunities to students who are unable to take up full-time on-campus programmes. The School provides a wide range of quality programmes at Certificate, Diploma, Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels using blended teaching and learning that combines digital instruction with live tutorials in the following regional centres: Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Garissa, Kisumu, Kakamega, Embu, Nyeri, Marsabit and Kericho.

Entry Requirements

Mean grade of C+ at KCSE or equivalent

Other Fees

Statutory fee 22900KES

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Chemistry is all around us and affects all aspects of our lives, from our own basic bodily responses to the very complex and dynamic compounds of the planet we live on. Chemistry is concerned with all aspects of molecules, their physical and chemical properties, their composition and structure, and their synthesis and use in the 21st century.

Within this course you will find an emphasis on chemical analysis and strong links to mineral, biological forensic and environmental sciences. These links provide cross-discipline tertiary education by combining your Chemistry degree with aspects of other scientific fields.

Chemistry underpins many industries from manufacturing to drug discovery, agriculture to criminal investigation. Chemists play leading roles in the fight against disease, discovery and utilisation of natural resources, development of environmentally friendly industrial processes, and creation of new materials for applications in nanotechnology and the space industry. Chemists are integral members of forensic investigation teams and are also widely involved in the agricultural industry in areas such as soil chemistry and crop protection.

The basic science in a Chemistry degree is relevant to a myriad of other disciplines. Combining your chemical knowledge with skills in biology, business, education, genetics, mathematics, or mineral processing means you could pursue a role in almost any industry you like.

The skills you learn whilst studying chemistry can take you on to a satisfying career in numerous fields both in and out of the lab; in fact anywhere in the world. It is not surprising to find Chemists in roles in law or accounting firms, NGOs, government policy positions at the local and international level, and even the art world.

Entry Requirements

Secondary school results
English competency

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

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The Master of Teaching (Secondary) is a graduate entry initial teacher education program. Candidates may complete up to three designated teaching areas based on their background studies from the following: English, Mathematics, Science, Aboriginal Studies, Agriculture, Business Studies / Commerce, Computing, Drama, Economics / Commerce, Geography, History, Languages, Legal Studies, Music, Society and Culture, Studies of Religion, and Visual Arts. Furthermore, it should be noted that candidates should abide by the letter of offer in terms of their teaching areas. Candidates may also choose the Master of Teaching (Secondary) to take advantage of the Teaching English to Students of other Languages (TESOL) specialisation and/or the extended curriculum programs in English, Mathematics, Science, Music and Visual Arts.

Entry Requirements

A candidate shall:

(a) hold a relevant degree of a university; or

(b) hold a relevant degree of a university and a Graduate Diploma in Education of one year duration from this or another institution (equivalent to 48 credit points).

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Incidental unit costs

Notes

Intensive mandatory schools may be a requirement of some of the units in this course. See Unit Catalogue for specific requirements.

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The purpose of this degree is to provide students the opportunity to advance their technical or applied degree beyond the community or technical college level. This degree is called the "Workforce Baccalaureate" because it is designed for students who have (or are pursuing) AAS degrees in technical, applied or practical areas such as auto-mechanics, electronics, computer-aided drafting, office management and telecommunications, among others. The BTL combines the knowledge and skills obtained in an accredited AAS program with advanced courses in technology, industrial management and leadership to complete your bachelor's degree. Graduates find careers in business, industry and agriculture, where their skills are vital to the success of society. Once you have completed this degree program, you will have a liberal arts education and the leadership skills to become a team leader, manager, foreman or supervisor in the work place.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should complete high school or equivalent

International Applicants
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You as an international student must meet minimum English proficiency requirements before beginning coursework at Fort Hays State University.

TOEFL (paper-based version) - 500 +
TOEFL (computer-based version) - 173 +
TOEFL (internet-based version) - 61 +
IELTS - 5.5 +
iTEP - 4

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