The launch of telematic lectures transmitted from Stellenbosch University will happen tomorrow from 1.45 pm both at Stellenbosh and in JKUAT facilitated by the PASUFONS project. Partnerships to strengthen university food and nutrition science training and research in Eastern and Southern Africa (PASUFONS) is a 42- month project, funded by the European Union, under the secretariat of the African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) Group of States and ACP-EU Cooperation Programme in Higher Education (EDULINK II). The project is being implemented in Makerere University-Uganda, Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology-Kenya, and Stellenbosch University-South Africa.
Employment opportunity at PASUFONS
Partnerships to strengthen university food and nutrition science training and research in Eastern and Southern Africa (PASUFONS) is a 42- month project, funded by the European Union, under the secretariat of the African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) Group of States … Continue reading
Department holds a successful PhD curriculum review
The Department of Food Science and Technology held a one day workshop to review the PhD Food Science and Nutrition curriculum. The event was graced by the Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Dr David Mburu, who requested the stakeholders to strengthen the partnerships … Continue reading
Stakeholders review of the PhD programme in Food Science and Nutrition
The Department of Food Science and Technology at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology has embarked on a process to review its PhD programme in Food Science and Nutrition by Course work, Research and Thesis. This is a 3 … Continue reading
JKUAT @ 20!
JKUAT was started in 1981 as a middle level technical college through bilateral technical cooperation between the government of Kenya and the Government of Japan. It became a constituent college in 1988 before assuming autonomy through an Act of Parliament … Continue reading