Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology students were among the top prize winners in the just concluded Mozilla Africa Innovation Challenge. The students, Daisy Bochaberi Momanyi (Telecommunication and Information Engineering) and her team comprising of Sera Wanjiku Maina (a recent Electrical and Electronics Engineering graduate from JKUAT), Hope Kagame, (Computer Science student at Nairobi University) and June Linda Adhiambo, a Biomedical Engineering student at Kenyatta University, won the prestigious Mozilla Innovation Challenge top prize with their innovation, Classify Me. The team presented the ground breaking project, Classify Me, at the Nairobi Arboretum on 26th and 27th June. The project...

The Board of postgraduate studies expects students to follow the stipulated procedures as stated in JKUAT statutes and the CUE guidelines starting from applications for admission, approval of proposal and supervisors appointments and submission of intents.   Students are required  to download the intent forms, progress report forms, the student logbook and other required documents from the BPS website. The BPS has now required that all the requirements for the award of any degree of the JKUAT must be fulfilled. The Directorate is advising all the postgraduates students and supervisors to ensure that students have presented in the school/centres/institute seminars...

File photo; Jubilant JKUAT Cougars celebrate after beating KCA university After a long wait, JKUAT Cougars have finally secured promotion to the Kenya Rugby Championship, ending a two-year wait for a chance to compete in the highly competitive league. JKUAT Cougars secured their spot after beating Moi Arsonists 15-11 in a semi-final pairing of the Nationwide league. The team’s hard work and perseverance have paid off, as they now have the opportunity to go head-to-head against some of the best rugby teams in the country. The Cougars had been pushing for promotion since 2019, but their efforts were repeatedly thwarted....

PAUSTI Director, Prof. Magoma addresses the students during orientation. Listening on (from left) is Dr. Jane Ngethe, Prof. Robert Kinya, Mr. James Kiburi and Mr. Evans Atambo of the Ministry of Education The Pan African University Institute of Basic Sciences, Technology and Innovation (PAUSTI) domiciled at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) admitted its 10th cohort of 132 graduate students from 39 African countries, April 3, 2023. A total of 46 new students were admitted into PhD programs, while the remaining will pursue masters degrees in PAUSTI’s thematic areas. The Institute currently offers post-graduate studies in various fields...

Staff members follow the service Prof. Victoria Wambui Ngumi has applauded the JKUAT community for their commitment to ensuring the University’s success. She emphasized that staff efforts have been instrumental in positioning the University as a major contributor in generating a pool of highly qualified personnel in various specialized areas. “I’d like to thank every staff for their efforts in making the University what it is today. We have accomplished a great deal through sheer dedication and teamwork, under God’s grace,” Prof. Ngumi stated. The Vice Chancellor spoke during this year’s University Staff Service on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, where...

Handball team pose with their 1st place trophy The high flying Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) sporting teams dispatched rivals in the just concluded Kenya University Sports Associations games to win major trophies in all categories. The men’s handball team (tigers) broke the duck and bagged gold which had eluded them by a whisker in the previous KUSA playoff finals staged at JKUAT. Their female counterparts (tigress) also had a field day despite settling for silver in the finals. During the sporting extravaganza which kicked-off at University of Eldoret March 31, 2023, the male and female basketball...

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology is set to foster Kenya’s healthcare capacity through training of biomedical engineers. The University is at an advanced stage of developing a curriculum for a Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering course, which will soon be offered in the institution’s College of Engineering and Technology, at the School of Mechanical, Manufacturing and Materials Engineering. On Friday March 31, during a stakeholders meeting convened at the University to deliberate on the draft curriculum, the College Principal, Eng. Hiram Ndiritu, lauded the multidisciplinary approach in fine-tuning the programme, citing it as the only way to ensure it...