Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evalutation

Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation Methods 

RATIONALE

The Department of Population Studies has been abreast with developments in the field of Monitoring and Evaluation. The department has identified the need to offer higher level training through a Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation Methods. This programme will be an addition to the short course and undergraduate course in Planning Monitoring and Evaluation that are already being offered by the department. The development of the Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation Methods is a duty the department aims to fulfil to the University and nation at large. Therefore, this programme will equip monitoring and evaluation practitioners with the necessary skills needed to perform their duties with precision and utmost effectiveness. This will also enable both policy and decision makers to provide direction based on detailed evidence.

 

PROGRAMME AIM AND OBJECTIVES

PROGRAMME AIM

Governments, public corporations and non-government organizations all engage in innovations in order to meet the demands of this new age, especially developmental demands. Social, health, educations and other interventions require programs, projects and initiatives that are designed and implemented to address these demands. These programs and all interventions need to be monitored and regulated regularly.  The aim of this programme therefore, is to provide basic knowledge of and proficiency in the methodology of monitoring and evaluation.

PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

Objectives of this programme are to:

  1. Introduce students to the concepts of programme planning, monitoring and evaluation
  2. Introduce students to principles and paradigms of Evaluation
  3. Equip students with skills that will enable them to design M&E systems
  4. Equip students to be able to conduct practical evaluation
  5. Equip students with skills in qualitative and quantitative data analysis and reporting skills

COURSE STRUCTURE

The Postgraduate diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation methods has 7 core modules. These modules are taken in 3 block releases as follows; 

Block One

MEM 5001 -Principles and Paradigms of Evaluation CORE (2 days)

MEM 5002- Clarificative Evaluation CORE (3 days)

 

Block Two

MEM 5003- Process Evaluation and Program Monitoring CORE (3 days)

MEM 5004 - Data collection for evaluation research CORE (2 days)

 

Block Three

MEM 5005 - Data Management, Analysis and Reporting (7 days)

MEM 5114 Monitoring and Evaluation Project

 

 

 

The applicant must possess:

  1. A Bachelor’s degree in the broad field of the social sciences or 
  2. A Bachelor’s degree in humanities, health sciences or any other undergraduate field with work experience in data related issues, Monitoring and Evaluation, planning etc.

Postgraduate Fees

Please note that:

  • Registration requires payment of fees.
  • All fees meant for the University should be paid into the UNZA Directorate Postgraduate Account OR by cheque into the same account.
  • Fees meant to cover Costs related to student welfare and research costs should be paid to the student.
  • In the event of a student withdrawing from studies, tuition and other fees may not be refunded in full.

Tuition

1. Postgraduate Diplomas - PART I

Category Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Category A: Per Academic Year K16,789.00 $7,460.00
Category B: Per Academic Year K18,358.00 $8,660.00
Category C: Per Academic Year K21,808.00 $9,310.00

 

2. Course Work Programmes - PART I

Category Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Category A: Per Academic Year
Master of Arts
Master of Education
Master of Law
Master of Communication for Development
Postgraduate Diploma in Human Rights Law
Postgraduate Diploma in International Law
Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling
K16,789.00 $7,460.00
Category B: Per Academic Year
Master of Science
Master of Engineering
Master of Mineral Sciences
Diploma in ICT Policy and Regulation
Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Studies
K18,358.00 $8,660.00
Category C: Per Academic Year
Master of Public Health
Master of Science in Nursing
Postgraduate Diploma in Education for Health Professionals
K20,173.00 $9,310.00
Category C: Per Academic Year
Master of Medicine
Master of Veterinary Medicine
K21,808.00 $9,310.00

 

3. Master by Research and Part II of Course Work Programmes

Category Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Category A: Per Academic Year K14,674.00 $7,460.00
Category B: Per Academic Year K17,712.00 $9,460.00
Category C: Per Academic Year K20,517.00 $11,560.00

 

4. Doctor of Philosophy Programme

Category Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Category A: Per Academic Year
Social Sciences and Arts
Education
Law
K15,822.00 $7,880.00
Category B: Per Academic Year
Natural Sciences
Science Based Areas
K18,617.00 $10,304.00
Category C: Per Academic Year
Medicine
Veterinary Medicine
K26,063.00 $12,460.00

 

5. Part Time Fees

  • Part-time fees for postgraduate programmes are charged at 50% of the full-time rate.

Non Tuition Fees

Registration Fees

  Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Registration K500.00 $80.00
Late Registration K200.00 $30.00

NB: Late registration shall be K200 per additional month after registration period

Examination Fees

  Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Part I
Masters Degree/Diploma
K497.00 $125.00
Part II/Research
Master (Thesis)
K6,020.00 $800.00
Part II/Taught
Master (Dissertation)
K3,750.00 $700.00
Doctor (Thesis) K6,290.00 $900.00
Supplementary (Part I)
Examinations (Per Course)
K500.00 $120.00
Re-examination (Internal Examiners)
PhD
K2,500.00 $400.00
Re-examination (Internal Examiners)
Masters
K1,000.00 $250.00
Re-examination (All Examiners)
PhD
K4,000.00 $800.00
Re-examination (All Examiners)
Masters
K2,000.00 $500.00

Other Fees

  Zambian Non-SADC Candidates
Student Amenities K150.00 $50.00
Medical K200.00 $60.00
Union K150.00 $50.00
Maintenance K200.00 $60.00
Internet Connectivity K200.00 $50.00
Student Handbook K200.00 $60.00
Library K400.00 $60.00

Bench Fees (For Non Students)

Category B K3000.00
Category C K5000.00


Suggested Student Upkeep and Research Costs (Payable to the student)

  Zambian & Non-SADC
Hostel Accommodation (Per month) K1000.00
Student Stipend (Living on campus per day) K200.00
Student Stipend (Living outside campus per day) K200.00
Research Cost: Masters ~ 70% Tuition fees
Book Allowance K8,000.00

Here is how to apply for the course.