List Of Top 10 Universities In The World As Kenya Performs Poorly, UoN Emerges Number 1425.
The university of Nairobi is the only university In Kenya that was ranked among the best 2000 universities in the world according to the latest ranking by centre by world Universities ranking (CWUR). Out of the 2000 universities, Kenya's premier university the university of Nairobi became number 1425th on the 2023 edition of the global 2000 list placing it in the top 7 percent worldwide.
UON Outstanding Pharmacy Graduate, Eunice Kariuki, Impresses Kenyans with Multiple Coveted Awards
Eunice Kariuki notably is the university's top and best performing final year student, receiving several prizes from various benefactors during the university's prize-giving event in 2022. Gratitude On Saturday, May 7, the pharmacist expressed her thanks on her LinkedIn page, stating that she had gotten 9 distinct rewards from various contributors.
Tension among University Of Nairobi Lectures following the latest VC announcement.
There is growing tension among the lectures in Nairobi University after the latest announcement that has been made by the Vice Chancellor. University of Nairobi is the largest University in East and Central Africa. The University has announced a fresh plan to trim courses a year after it scrapped more than 250 units, signalling layoff of lecturers amid a cash crunch at the institution.
Pomp and Colour mark UoN International students day celebrations
Friday, November 25, 2022 The University held its annual international students day at the iconic Taifa Hall on the 25th of November 2022 under the theme “appreciating the diversity of our cultures”. Every year, the university sets a day to celebrate international students who make up 1428 of the total student population.
As the University of Nairobi eliminates more courses, lecturers will be laid off Says Stephen Kiama.
In the midst of a cash shortage, the University of Nairobi unveiled a fresh plan to cancel more courses, which could result in mass layoffs for lecturers. This comes less than a year after the university eliminated 250 units because some had fewer students than planned, while others had no applicants despite the institution committing cash to them.
More degree programs at the UoN will be canceled.
Prof Stephen Kiama, the university's Vice-Chancellor, announced plans to eliminate more courses and consolidate others in order to lower the university's increasing debt. According to Kiama, the university would limit hiring to vital areas and place a greater emphasis on engineering, medicine, and IT-related courses.