The Kenya State Department of Maritime and Shipping Affairs and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) are set to strengthen and solidify their existing partnerships to accelerate the achievement of the vast potential in the blue economy, both in the country, regionally, ... Continue reading →

In August 2019, Kevin Ombati, an Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering graduate of JKUAT joined 98 other Kenyan students for an eleven-month agricultural internship at Arava International Center for Agricultural Training, Israel. No sooner had they finished 6 months than the novel Coronavirus ... Continue reading →

As a University, JKUAT has enjoyed long and lasting relations with the Japanese government now spanning over 40 years. With over 400 academic programmes being offered in five colleges, JKUAT boasts of being the only public university in Kenya that was born out of a bilateral technical ... Continue reading →

Students pursuing business related courses have been urged by business professional bodies in the Country to undertake professional studies alongside academic courses to match up with industrial needs. The Centre of Professional Studies, domiciled in the University’s School of Business ... Continue reading →

As part of institutional efforts geared towards  enhancing the academia-community relations through development and outreach programs, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has constructed a urine-diverting dry toilet (UDDT) at Gachororo School that operates without ... Continue reading →

Patenting of research innovations in learning institutions is a critical tool in safeguarding against certain malpractices such as plagiarism thus ensuring the original intellectual property is fully protected, recognized and compensated. This was revealed when the Directorate of Intellectual ... Continue reading →