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Welcome to the Technical University of Kenya (TU-K)

  • Vision - To be a top rated University of technology
  • Mission - To provide technological education and training and to contribute towards the advancement of society through research and innovation
  • Motto - Education and training for the real world

The delegation from Fullcare Medical Limited led by HR Mr. Hu Junwu hold a consultative meeting with the DVC, RTD Prof. Alfred Orina alongside faculty representatives.

Fullcare Medical Ltd to Work with TU-K

Fullcare Medical Ltd, a medical company based at Tatu City, has collaborated with the Technical University of Kenya (TU-K) that will see students in various fields benefit from attachment and internship opportunities as well as job placements. The cooperation also extends to joint research engagements between the two institutions.

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From left, Prof. Paul Baki (TU-K),  Brig. Hillary Kipkosgey, Kenya Space Agency Acting Director General and  Prof. Oleg Smirnov from Rhodes University, South Africa inspecting the just launched telescope atop S-Block

First of a Kind Telescope Launched at TU-K

A radio telescope dubbed Transient Array Radio Telescope (TART) has been launched at the Technical University of Kenya (TU-K), the first ever astronomy installation of its kind in Kenya. Such other installations in the continent are only found in South Africa and Mauritius.The telescope, incorporating recent technologies of radio telescopes, was installed atop TU-K’s S-Block building. This is a milestone in space research in Kenya bringing together industry players, government agencies, universities and research institutions.

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VC Cautions First-Year Students from Being Used By Politicians

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Benedict Mutua, has urged all first years to remain focused on their studies and avoid being used by politicians for self-gain. Prof. Mutua was speaking to first year students at the Main Hall while wrapping up the five-day orientation exercise.  He stressed that the University is situated at the Central Business District (CBD), which is volatile hence the need for students to be conscious of their environment. 

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Prof Gatheris's Advise to First Year Students

Prof. Francis Gatheri, Ag. Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic and Student Affairs has adviced freshmen and women who joined the University recently to properly manage their time, leverage on University’s resources and maintain academic excellence. The DVC, who was speaking to the first years on the second day of the week-long orientation programme, explained that many students who join the University scored As in their high school examinations but usually fail to maintain a similar performance while at the University.

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Dean of Students Message to New Students

Dear freshmen, I welcome you to The Technical University of Kenya and congratulate you for gaining admission to pursue your studies in our esteemed University. Some people may take it for granted, but let me tell you that earning a place in our prestigious University is no mean achievement. Your admission here marks a beginning of a dynamic journey that will see you grow physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually. You have joined a vibrant academic community known for its rigorous training and robust education tradition and you will competently be prepared for the real world. Whereas this has always been our commitment, I wish to draw your attention to following three points.

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Notices

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Short Courses Programmes for the 2024/2025 Academic Year


ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS
The 2024 Admission Cycle

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Membership to the International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE – Kenya Chapter)

The Technical University of Kenya is a member of the International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE), Kenya Chapter
International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) is a global non-governmental, non-profit organisation, which benefits students, employers and universities through its international internship programme.

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Conference Announcement and Call for Papers 

The Technical University of Kenya in partnership with Exploring Visual Cultures will be hosting the 4th International Conference from November 27th to 29th, 2024 at the Edge Convention Centre, Nairobi. The theme of the conference is AI Media Innovations, Applications, Visual Culture, Challenges, and Future Trends. The call for papers is out and the deadline for submission of abstracts is on 31st May, 2024.

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Announcement of Postdoctoral Opportunity in The Department of Astronomy and Space Science

June
Saturday
15
Sat, 15. June 2024
The Development in Africa with Radio Astronomy ( DARA) project has announced  12 Postdoctoral opportunities in  eight  (8) SKA African partner countries.  At th…

TU-K to host the X-Culture Award Ceremony

May
Thursday
30
Thu, 30. May 2024
On 30th May 2024, TU-K will host the X-Culture Collaboration Course Award.
The ceremony will be held in the Main Hall. The event will celebrate the outstanding achievement o…

- Research, Innovation & Enterprise -

Innovation

Courtesy of the TU-K Road Safety Mainstreaming Committee Safe driving saves lives, saves money You...

Enterprise

Chemistry being a science for producing products that can meet market demands has been producing...

Innovation

Morris Wagaki, a TU-K alumnus, has won a fully funded Japanese government MEXT Scholarship to...

Innovation

Development of 1U Nano satellite Model - Through funding from #Ksaresearch chair2021 we presented...

Research

Dr. Lilian Ogendo, has been elected to join the Women in the Academy of International Business...

Research

The School of Business and Management Studies of the Technical University of Kenya is pleased to...