The ranking of universities in Kenya is determined by various factors such as the number of alumni who have found employment, the quality of research projects, the quality of facilities, the size of the student population, and the institution's reputation. Kenya has a total of 90 universities, including 30 public, 30 chartered privates, and 30 universities with a Letter of Interim Authority. According to UNESCO, Kenya's adult literacy rate is 81.53%.

Many students in Kenya prefer institutions that are highly ranked both globally and nationally, which creates a competitive environment where the top schools may not maintain their position in the future. The following are some of the top universities in Kenya:

1.   University of Nairobi

(UoN) is the top university in Kenya and is known for training the majority of the country's workforce. The university offers 900 courses and has six colleges located on seven separate campuses.

2. Kenyatta University

(KU) is one of the largest universities in Kenya and is a leading public research institute. The university has 13 campuses across the country, and it has over 70,000 students and 1,500 academic staff.

3. StrathmoreUniversity

(SU) is one of the best private universities in Kenya, established in 1961. The university is known for its successful accounting program, and it has produced around 60% of the CPA finalists in Kenya.

4.   UnitedStates International University-Africa

(USIU-A) is a private university governed by a board of trustees, it was established to offer Business Administration, Psychology, and International Relations degree programs. The university has over 7,000 students, and its film students received eight nominations at the 2021 Kalasha Film and TV Awards.

5. Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

(JKUAT) is known for its contribution to technology and agriculture in the country. The university has32-acre-main campus, The Park, located in Juja, 36 kilometers northeast of Nairobi.

6. Egerton University

It is a premier agricultural public university in Kenya and offers a wide range of programs, including applied sciences, natural resources, computer science, education, engineering, business studies, and medical sciences.

7.   Moi University

it is a public university established in 1984 in Eldoret, Kenya'sfifth-largest city. The university has four campuses, with the main campus currently having over 52,000 students.

8.   Technical University of Kenya (TU-K)

TU-K is a public university established in 1981, it specializes in engineering, technology, and applied sciences, and it has produced some of the best engineers and technologists in the country.

9.   Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA)

CUEA is a private university founded in 1984, it is known for its programs in theology, philosophy, and canon law. The university has a strong focus on research and community engagement.

10. Daystar University

Daystar is a private Christian university established in 1965, it is known for its commitment to providing quality education in a Christian context. The university offers undergraduate and graduate programs in various fields such as business, education, and theology.

In conclusion, the universities in Kenya are diverse and cater to the needs of different students. The top universities in Kenya are known for their high-quality education, research, and contributions to the country's workforce and economy. It's essential for students to conduct proper research and consider their interests, goals, and resources before choosing a university

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