What to Study After CSEE or ACSEE

Yes. CSEE Division I, II, or III meets the minimum entry requirement for all ADMI diploma programmes. You can choose from Sound Engineering, Film & TV Production, Graphic Design, Animation & Motion Graphics, Music Production, or Digital Content Creation.

Yes. CSEE Division IV or at least 5 passes at Grade D and above qualifies you for our 4-month full-time Professional Certificate programmes in AI Adoption & Digital Transformation and 2D Animation. These build core skills and can qualify you for direct entry into a diploma programme.

Yes. Our part-time evening and weekend Professional Certificate programmes in Video Production, Graphic Design, Digital Marketing, and Data Analytics & Visualisation have no academic entry requirement. They are designed for working professionals and school leavers alike.

ADMI has three intakes per year: January, May, and September. The next available intake is September 2026. Apply at least 4 weeks before your preferred start date.

Yes. ADMI is registered with TVETA Kenya, and our diploma programmes carry ECTS credits as a member college of Woolf. This means your qualification meets Kenyan national standards (TVETA) and carries MFHEA-licensed ECTS credits designed for portability across European higher education systems, subject to receiving institution policies.

ADMI offers a different approach to university — hands-on, industry-focused training with mandatory internships and small class sizes (max 25 students). Our 88% employment rate within 6 months of graduation speaks to the outcomes.

Tanzanian students can apply online at apply.admi.africa. Tanzania is a member of the East African Community, so Tanzanian citizens do not need a visa to enter Kenya — travel is straightforward. Once accepted, our admissions team will guide you on accommodation options in Nairobi.