Master of Science in Computing Education

Overview

Designed for teachers and educators, this programme builds specialist computing knowledge alongside education theory and practice. It addresses key areas of the national curriculum and provides continuing professional development for existing teachers.

You will study web engineering, networks, security and data management together with educational psychology, curriculum design and education leadership, and complete a computing research project.

Entry requirements

To be admitted you need:

• Five O level credits or better (grades 1 to 5), including English and Mathematics, in the Zambian or Cambridge School Certificate or an approved equivalent
• An undergraduate degree in ICT or Computing, or Engineering with Education, from a recognised university or approved institution

Duration and mode of study

Duration: 18 months minimum, up to 3 academic years.

Mode of study: Online. You study through the e-Campus learning platform, with live and recorded classes, so you can keep working while you study.

What you will study

Assessment mode

Each course is assessed through continuous assessment (40%) and a final examination (60%). The research project is assessed separately.

Where it can take you

• Computing teacher in secondary schools
• Computing lecturer in colleges and tertiary institutions
• Education technology lead

Tuition fees

Fees effective 1 October 2026.

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Intake

Contact Admissions for the next intake date.