Kabarak university Nakuru City Campus earlier this morning received visitors from the Commission of University Education. The visit is geared toward the inspection of the campus for the commission to make a judgment of compliance of the campus to the set university standards, guidelines and regulations and to assess how well the available resources support the student enrolment and programs.

Kabarak University this Tuesday has opened its gate to innovators and researchers from Nakuru, Kericho, Bomet, Narok, Baringo, Nyandarua, Samburu and Laikipia counties to the Central Rift Innovation Week running until Friday the 4^th of November.

Kabarak University School of Education Humanities and Social Sciences holds its 12^th annual international conference starting tomorrow the 25^th of October 2022 preceded by a pre-conference training mounted by the Kenya Universities Quality Assurance Network (KuQAn) at the Kabarak University Auditorium.

Kabarak University city campus had plans to celebrate this year’s mashujaa day by having a team-building activity at the Lake Elementaita Mountain Lodge. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Henry Kiplangat graced the and set off the day with fatherly blessings.

Kabarak University school of music and media this afternoon had a mentorship session for the students in the department of media. The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) led by the Regional Coordinator Nakuru Mr. Jackson Karanja and head of radio and presenter at MBCI TV Madam Catherine Kulo.

Kabarak University’s Vision is to become a center of academic excellence founded on Biblical Christian Values with one of our core values being Excellence and Professionalism. To enhance these values, the Directorate of Excellence in Learning and Teaching has been able to train students and lecturers on best practices in the requirements of the 21^st Century, Pedagogy, Teaching, and Assessment.