Kenya University launches degree in witchcraft - Zimmagazine

The University of Machakos is expected to launch a Witchcraft Degree, setting a milestone as the second institution in the world to give the same.

Speaking during the launch, the Vice-Chancellor said that tens of students had already been drawn by the course and the University planned to leverage local capital to make the course a success.

In the greater Machakos County, we have a lot of indigenous expertise that can be harnessed for the benefit of society and this is the first step towards incorporating this knowledge. We hope that this course will help young people and the younger generation so that valuable historical and cultural knowledge is not missed. Kenyan university launches degree in Witchcraft to help students to study and have a degree in witchcraft.

The four-year course, will be held under the auspices of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and is subject to acceptance by the University Education Board.

With lecturers from Kenya and other areas, such as Zanzibar, Haiti and Mexico, the course will include various approaches. It would be a residential course so Covid-19 should not be frightened of an inexperienced Witch, with many courses being held at night.

Although specifics of the units in the course were not published by the University, sources told us that the course will have 2 attachments where students in the Eastern African region will be attached to active and practicing witches. The course graduates will have to develop their own private practice and help deal with advanced issues away from the normal ‘nguvu za kiume, biashara, kazi, mke kutoroka na kushika mwizi.’ Kenyan university launches degree in Witchcraft to help students to study and have a degree in witchcraft. Kenyan university launches degree in Witchcraft to help students to study and have a degree in witchcraft

Public Reception

The news attracted varied responses from individuals, some calling it a joke and some believing that related classes like witches, such as Organic Chemistry, are taught at the university.

The Board of Higher Education Loans has also agreed to finance the new course, saying that due to the enormous forces they have, graduates from the course will not be expected to repay their loan. Kenyan university launches degree in Witchcraft to help students to study and have a degree in witchcraft.