THE BEST AND MOST MARKETABLE DEGREE COURSES TO STUDY IN KENYA IN 2017
If you identify a university in Kenya offering bachelor of GIS and Remote Sensing, don’t think twice, enroll for this course. GIS analysts are on demand in this country, and the good this is that there are few people with these skills.
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery is not only the most marketable course in Kenya, but also among the highest paying careers in the world.
I know you would want to study for this course but you lack finances and necessary grades to put you into the system, well, start small, probably at diploma level and later join degree level when you are financially stable.
The good thing about medicine is that you won’t spend all your time searching for employment, jobs are readily available. Another interesting thing is that in this profession, even if you open a clinic where the population is low, you will still make good money.
In medicine, the motivating factor is money, money, money and money.
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Bachelor pharmacy, just like medicine will drive you into financial freedom. The moment you switch your mind that your career is this, you will find yourself swimming in money few years later.
What you need in this career is to start your own pharmacy, and you will be there.
Bachelor of Applied Statistics with IT/Bachelor of Statistics
Bachelor of Applied Statistics with IT involves data analysis, statistical modelling and monitoring and evaluation. This course is pursued at several universities in Kenya but the best universities include Maseno, Moi,UoN and JKUAT
The good thing about this course is that you can always employ yourself as a data analyst, if at all you miss opportunities in the job market.
What I would encourage you is to pursue a professional course like CIFA, CFA or ACCA to make yourself more appealing to employers.
A graduate of statistics can work as an accountant, financial analyst, investment analyst, monitoring and evaluation officer, project manager, statistician, actuary, policy analyst, economist etc.
Bachelor of Monitoring and evaluation
Monitoring and evaluation skills are needed in the NGO sector, as well as the government. These opportunities often go to individuals with monitoring and evaluation courses or statistics background.
As you know, NGOs are the best paying institutions in Kenya, which means with your M&E degree, you won’t earn less than Ksh100,000.
Bachelor of Science in Dental Technology
If you want to be a dentist,this is the course you should enroll for. By the way, a dentist in Kenya makes an average of Ksh 5,000 per day.
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