May 7th 2021 was prize presentation day for the university of Nairobi best students .  A total number of 448 students of the university of Nairobi were celebrated and recognized with outstanding performance in their academic and extra-curricular activities from 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 academic years.

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The University of Nairobi wishes to inform the following groups of students that the resumption dates of the

2020/21/22 Academic are as follows: CLICK HERE

The University of Nairobi Management has scheduled a 3-weeks online training workshop on transformative pedagogy in higher education with special reference to asynchronous e-learning mode of delivery.

The training will be conducted by the Centre for Pedagogy and Andragogy (CEPA) in collaboration with Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) team and is targeted at academic staff. 80% of the presentations/training sessions will be done asynchronously.

KENET has negotiated for Discounted E-Learning Bundles package with Safaricom for use in remote teaching and learning during the Covid-19 pandemic. This is a self –sponsored prepaid service that enables students or staff to purchase Safaricom 10GB/month data bundle at KES 500.

 University Health Services (UHS)has been registered as a COVID-19 Vaccination Centre by the Ministry of Health and the Nairobi County Government, through the Nairobi Metropolitan Services.

The Vaccination commenced  on Thursday April 8, 2021 at 8.30AM outside of the Main Students Clinic.The University Vaccination Centre will observe Government prioritization guidelines and to comply with COVID-19 health protocols. In this regard, the following categories of the priority target groups will be eligible:

UoN student Mr Christiano Mutua narrated  a section of the Kenyan constitution during the UoN talent day 2021. He truly has a talent in memorizing. 

Abundant Karanja, a first year student studying Urban Planning at the University of Nairobi, was among the students who presented his innovation at the UoN Talent day. This is a device that uses infrared technology to detect excess passengers in Public Service Vehicles and automatically alerts the NTSA. It utilizes a counting mechanism to achieve this.

The detector counts people as they board and alight the vehicle and alerts NTSA when its overloaded.

Click here  and see the communication from deputy vice chancellor academic affairs prof Julius Ogeng'o