In a bid to provide valuable career guidance and insights into higher education opportunities, the College of Business and Management Sciences (COBAMS) hosted a group of Senior 6 students from Mbogo High School. The event, which focused on career pathways and university application processes, brought together academic leaders from various departments within the College to interact with the eager students.
The meeting commenced with a warm welcome from the Dr. Peninah Agaba, from the Department of Population Studies, who emphasized the importance of making informed decision about the University, particularly with in COBAMS, which houses three distinguished Schools; the school of Business, the School of Economics, and the School of Statistics and Planning.
Each School with in COBAMS has a variety of specialized departments;
School of Business; Department of Marketing and Management, Department of Accounting and Finance.
School of Economics; Department of Economic Theory and Analysis, Department of Policy and Development Economics.
School of Statistics and Planning; Department of Planning and Applied Statistics, Department of Population studies, Department of Statistical Methods and Actuarial Science.
Leaders from each school took turns to speak, elaborating on the unique courses available within their departments and the career prospects associated with each field. They provided detailed explanations on how students can apply for these courses, highlighting the various professional opportunities that come with a degree from COBAMS.
During the interactive session, students were encouraged to ask questions. One of the pertinent queries was whether the programs offered are considered professional courses or flat courses. In response, the school leaders assured the students that COBAMS provides a blend of both practical and theoretical knowledge, equipping graduates with skills that are highly valued in the job market. They emphasized that the courses are designed to meet professional standards and prepare students for a wide range of careers in business, economics, and statistics.
The visit not only provided the students with crucial information but also inspired many to consider pursuing their higher education at the College of Business and Management Sciences.