University of Nairobi Celebrates 70th Graduation Ceremony with a Focus on Producing Resilient Graduates

The University of Nairobi marked a momentous occasion on Friday, December 15th, with its 70th graduation ceremony held at the Chancellors' Court. A total of 5,744 graduates, including 65 proud engineering students from the Faculty of Engineering, and 121 Engineering students from Kenya Polytechnic University College; embarked on the next chapter of their lives, armed with knowledge and resilience.

Varsity Launches First Comprehensive Tracer Study on Engineering Graduates

The University of Nairobi, a pioneer in engineering education in Kenya, partnered with the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Ministry of Education to launch the first-ever comprehensive "Tracer Study on Destination of Engineering Graduates from Public and Private Universities in Kenya." This study aims to assess graduate employability and inform curriculum development, ultimately fostering an adaptive educational ecosystem. The Tracer Study Report was launched on Monday, 11th December 2023 at the University of Nairobi Towers.

REPORT: Tracer Study on 'Destination of Engineering Graduates from public and private universities in Kenya

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.