The University of Nairobi, a renowned institution in Kenya for its commitment to workforce training, particularly in engineering, has played a pivotal role since its inception in 1956. As a pioneer academic unit, the Faculty of Engineering continues to be instrumental in shaping the engineering landscape in Kenya.
Under the vibrant banner of "Engineering Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want," over 100 delegates from across the continent converged at the University of Nairobi this week for the 5th KeSEBAE-PASAE International Conference.
The Faculty of Engineering, Department of Environmental and Biosystems Engineering, in partnership with The Kenya Society of Environmental, Biological, and Agricultural Engineers, is thrilled to host the 5th Pan African Society for Agricultural Engineering Conference at the University of Nairobi Towers from December 6th - 8th, 2023.
