School of Graduate Studies Programmes Offered at Copperbelt University

School of Graduate Studies Programmes Offered at Copperbelt University (CBU).

This is the full list of available School of Graduate Studies (SGS) courses/programmes offered at the Copperbelt University that has gained accreditation.

Interested candidate can apply to any of this programmes offered at Copperbelt University any time and be admitted subject to fulfilling Copperbelt University admission requirements.

The seriousness the University Council, Management and Academic Staff attach to higher Academic Studies (Research and Publication). The diversity of Postgraduate Studies has been initiated with reference to National Human Resource Capacity Building and Needs.

With increasing academic programmes initiated by the Schools, the University Management with the support, of the University Council purchased the Anchor House property situated in Parklands in Kitwe to re-locate the School of Graduate Studies. The School officially relocated in the first week of November 2013. The School started organizing official lectures in January 2014 for the Third Stage Semester Programme for the Full Time Students in MBA, MBA Finance and M.Sc. Project Management.

At the beginning of 2014/2015 academic year, all Graduate School programmes are being conducted at the Graduate School Campus. The School of Graduate Studies is growing beyond imagination. The School’s facilities are currently second to none in Zambia. The environmental conditions are conducive for academic studies. In the 2014/2015 academic year, a total of 330 new postgraduate students registered with the School.

Over the years, the School has managed to produce graduates in various programmes. The first programme to record graduates was the Master of Business Administration in 1997. This was followed by other programmes like MBA Finance, MA Human Resources Management, M.Sc. Project Management, M.Sc. Natural Resources Management and M.A. Peace and Conflict Studies. The Statistics below indicate the numbers of graduates the School has produced since its inception.

The programmes are run in liaison with the various Schools, i.e.,

School of Business,

School of Built Environment,

School of Engineering School of Natural Resources,

School of Mines and Mineral Sciences and

School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences.

Programmes of Study