B.Sc. (MTI) is concerned with the principles and applications of computer and information technology in industrial and scientific microprocessor-based instrumentation which are practically in every sector of our society, such as industry, education, tourism etc. The programme is anchored in the applications of principles of physics, electronics, and information technology in the world today and it provides an avenue for graduate studies to venture in the areas of Computer Technology, Scientific and Industrial Instrumentation, Solid State and Semiconductor Device Physics, and advanced technologies for electronic devices and new materials. The program is covered in eight regular University of Nairobi semesters with a period for Industrial Attachment and it allows for specialization in the following areas:
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Applied Physics
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Computing
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Industrial Electronics
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Biomedical and Radiometric Instrumentation
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Telecommunications
Career Prospects For BSc (MIT)
The B.Sc. degree in MIT is designed to produce graduates with the requisite knowledge and practical skills to primarily participate, through innovation and creativity, in the creation of new jobs, redefine existing jobs, and secondarily, work in diverse fields. As an applied science, the program focuses on innovation rather than engineering and therefore seeks to compliment both pure sciences and engineering programs.