University of Nairobi

The University of Nairobi has developed a policy on attachment, internship and apprenticeship.
This policy covers all the University departments and recommends the University to have partnerships with the Industry players from all sectors through Memoranda of Understanding.

The University of Nairobi has developed a policy on attachment, internship and apprenticeship that will help students gain the much needed work experience that is a key requirement with most employers.

There can’t be a social ,economic development in our societies without peace and tolerance .Our societies have continued to be vulnerable as the  agents of instability have multiplied in numbers  and advanced in their  methods of executing felonies .Starting from domestic conflicts ,tribal wars which are politically initiated to global terrorism where we have seen the renaissance of terror groups and subsequent rebranding like the ISIS ,Boko Haram ,Alshabaab and Talaban ready to destabilize the world order and distort the economy for that matter.

University of Nairobi students have been mentored on work ethics by investment giant: Cytonn Investments.  

PAK UON Chapter visited Kabete Rehabilitation School,   Lower Kabete.

The purpose of the visit was imparting a smile on the institution's pupils, motivations, empathy  and an encouragement. It was one of our club’s values to make them feel part of society.

The University of Nairobi Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Peter Mbithi has urged the University staff to embrace teamwork as their serve the University.

Speaking to Heads of Departments from the Central Units, the Vice-Chancellor noted that it’s only through teamwork that they will be able to achieve their mandate.

“Be focused. Be passionate and be ready for transformation.  We are ISO certified and we have a mandate to work, achieve and surpass the targets,’ said the Vice-Chancellor.