I have a lot to share but it would take a week to finish only a third of what I intend to share of my experience at Arrupe Jesuit university. All I can say is that genuine love is served at Arrupe, best food, best lecturers, best social interaction, best learning equipment, gym for physical fitness, sporting, and best self-development! Arrupe is, at least for me, the best University, a home to be! I am proud to be an Arrupean

At Arrupe Jesuit University the student to lecturer ratio is excellent. It gives each student the chance to express themselves fully in lectures and ask questions if need be. The lecturers truly take out the time needed to make sure that each student is satisfied with each topic. Each of the modules offered go into depth about the topics found, multiple resources are provided for the students to make sure that everything is fully covered, and everyone is comfortable with what is going on.

The lecturer student ratio is plausible such that attention can be channelled to all students fairly per given time. Those in need of further assistance are given opportunities outside class contact time to rectify them. The expertise of these lecturers is complimented by their dedication to their work and most importantly the students. One unique tradition worth to mention is the use of Academic advisors. These assist students on a personal level outside the formal class setup with manoeuvre around one’s academic life at Arrupe

Studying for a Master of Arts Degree in Philosophy at Arrupe Jesuit University has been one interesting experience. It was an experience that pushed me to the boundary. I think I benefited a lot from the experience I had of critical analysis and the ability to ask relevant questions. I cannot really say that I could get answers to all or most of them but appreciate having asked them. My main interest has been in Metaphysics. I found Philosophy of Science very helpful and I used it in most of my other courses. During my time here, I attempted to do a Philosophy of Accounting and Auditing but I did not really have time to further my research. I look forward to continuing with research in this area. My regards go to all my lecturers and, more especially, to my classmates who were very instrumental in my learning. The greater challenge is now in applying what I have learnt in my work

PHILOSOPHY is a study that seeks to understand the mysteries of existence and reality. It tries to discover the nature of truth and knowledge and to find out what is of basic value and importance in life. It also examines the relationships between humanity and nature and between the individual and the society. Philosophy arises out of wonder, curiosity, and the desire to know and understand. Philosophy is thus a form of inquiry – a process of analysis, criticism, interpretation, and speculation. It is, therefore, with great honour, yet with great humility that I am proud to have discovered and encountered all this at Arrupe Jesuit University Through these encounters and discoveries, I have come to a deeper understanding of myself, others, the world, life and God.