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Mathew Bulus, PhD

Head of Department

Welcome to the Department of Education and Hausa at Kaduna State University, Kaduna, Nigeria. Our department is dedicated to advancing the teaching and appreciation of Hausa language, literature, and culture through robust academic programs and research. We focus on:

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About the Department

Preserving Heritage, Inspiring Education

The Department of Education and Hausa combines rigorous linguistic studies with modern teaching methodologies. Our graduates are equipped with the skills to promote Hausa language and literature, contributing to educational development and cultural preservation.

The curriculum emphasizes language acquisition, Hausa literature, educational theory, and research skills, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers in education, publishing, media, and cultural advocacy.

Join KASU to become a leader in Hausa education and a custodian of cultural heritage.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

The Department of Education and Hausa offers the following programs:

  • Bachelor of Education in Hausa (B.Ed. Hausa)
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE)
  • Master of Education in Hausa Language and Literature (M.Ed. Hausa)
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Hausa Education and Linguistics (Ph.D. Hausa Ed)

Specializations include:

  • Hausa Linguistics and Phonology
  • Hausa Oral and Written Literature
  • Teaching Hausa as a Second Language
  • Cultural Studies and Folklore in Hausa
  • Educational Technology in Hausa Instruction

These programs prepare students for impactful roles in education, media, research, and cultural preservation.

Research

The Department of Education and Hausa is at the forefront of research in Hausa language and education. A recent study titled:

“Modernizing Hausa Language Teaching in Nigerian Schools”
Focused on integrating technology and innovative pedagogical strategies to enhance the teaching and learning of Hausa.

Objectives:

  • Explore digital tools for teaching Hausa.
  • Investigate the challenges of teaching indigenous languages in a multilingual society.
  • Promote the inclusion of Hausa in national and global academic discourse.

CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOPS

To foster academic growth and community engagement, the department organizes events such as:

  • Annual Hausa Language and Education Conference
  • Workshops on Teaching Hausa with Technology
  • Seminars on Hausa Literature and Oral Traditions
  • Training on Curriculum Development for Indigenous Languages
  • Cultural Heritage Preservation Dialogues
  • Stakeholder Forums on Multilingual Education

These activities enhance knowledge, build capacity, and promote Hausa language and culture.

FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

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THE LIBRARY

The Department of Education and Hausa Library provides extensive resources, including:

  • A vast collection of books and journals on Hausa language and literature
  • Access to audio and video resources for Hausa oral traditions
  • Online databases (e.g., African Journals Online, JSTOR)
  • Thousands of e-books, articles, and Hausa dictionaries
  • Modern study spaces and ICT facilities

The library supports students and staff in their academic and research pursuits.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The Department actively promotes Hausa language and cultural preservation through:

  • Language and literacy campaigns in rural communities
  • Workshops on Hausa folklore and storytelling
  • Training programs for teachers of Hausa in secondary schools
  • Outreach programs to promote Hausa literature and reading culture
  • Partnerships with cultural organizations for preserving Hausa heritage
  • Research on the impact of Hausa language in education and development

Our efforts aim to strengthen community ties and promote the Hausa language for future generations.

STUDENTS ACTIVITIES

Students in the Department of Education and Hausa are encouraged to participate in:

  • Organizing cultural festivals showcasing Hausa traditions
  • Conducting research on Hausa language and literature
  • Engaging in community outreach to promote literacy in Hausa
  • Developing teaching materials for modern Hausa education
  • Participating in debates and discussions on indigenous language preservation
  • Collaborating on multimedia projects to document Hausa oral traditions

The department is committed to nurturing educators and cultural ambassadors for the Hausa-speaking world.

STAFF LIST AND IMAGE

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STUDENTS HANDBOOK

The Department of Education and Hausa provides a comprehensive Student Handbook as a resource for both staff and students. It includes:

  • Philosophy of the Department
  • Vision, mission, aim, and objectives
  • Career opportunities and professional pathways
  • Academic program requirements, grading, and results
  • Admission requirements
  • Research guidelines
  • Course structure

For all enquiries, please contact the Head of Department.