The Faculty of Co-operative and Community Development (FCCD) is the pinnacle of Co-operative and Community Development Education in the University. This is achieved through conducting training, research, consultancy and advisory services. The faculty remains to be unique by possessing co-operative skills and knowledge with competent facilitators. The programmes offered in the faculty have managed to produce knowledgeable graduates in a country, region and globally.
The Faculty Administrator, provides crucial administrative support to ensure the smooth functioning of the faculty. From managing logistics to facilitating communication, the Faculty Administrator contributes to the efficient operation of the faculty, allowing academic leaders to focus on their core responsibilities.
The Examination Officer, a pivotal figure in the organizational structure, is tasked with coordinating and managing the examination processes. This includes designing assessments, scheduling examinations, and ensuring the integrity and fairness of the evaluation system. Their role is instrumental in upholding academic standards and promoting a rigorous yet equitable evaluation environment.
The faculty offers four undergraduate degree programmes, two postgraduate Diploma programmes, three master degree programmes, doctor of philosophy (PhD) by research, one certificate programme and one diploma programme. The focuses of these academic programmes are in Co-operative Management, Co-operative Accounting, Co-operative Auditing, Finance, Economics, Community Development, Development planning including gender and development as well as emerging development issues.
Academic Offerings: From undergraduate degrees to doctoral studies, our diverse academic programmes cater to various interests and career paths.
Global Engagement: Diverse Student Body FCCD welcomes students from all over African region, outside Africa and beyond. The faculty fosters a globally diverse learning environment.