WELCOME TO THE KWUST COMMUNITY

First Year Intake Currently going on

Registration for first year students to Kiriri Women's University of Science and Technology is currently underway. Programs being offered are:

• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science.
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics.
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Business Administration
• Diploma in Information and Communication Technology.
• Diploma in Business Administration.
• Diploma in Portfolio Management.
• Pre - University
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Certificates in Information Communication Technology.

To find out on how to enroll please view our entry requirements and application procedures.

HIV/AIDS Policy

The University is in the final process of formulating a HIV/AIDS policy document. The mission will be "To contribute to prevention of HIV/AIDS amongst students, staff and the community by addressing the prevention, care and support and management of the pandemic". The launch of the document will be in mid this year.

 

Research and Development Institute

In addition KWUST has established a Research and Development Institute; The Institute will enhance co-ordination of acadamic research, both basic and applied at the university. Thus enabling our students to become well versed in research and at the same time increase exposure of the university to other established research institutions in Africa and outside the continent.

Collaborations

KWUST is already making an impact in collaboration and student exchange programmes with other universities around the globe. Both staff and students have participated in international conferences (including tele-conferences) while international students have visited the institution.

Jo Gakuin University

Here at KWUST we have collaborations with universities abroad. A group of students from Jo Gakuin University visited Kiriri Women's University on the 11th of August 2005. The aim of the visit was to have a cultural and language exchange between our students and those of Jo Gakuin University. In the afternoon our Kenyan students took our Japanese students for shopping, and they were pretty excited when they saw kiondo's, carvings and beadwork from the various communities in Kenya.

Mount Holyoke College

In July 2006, Joan Creighton, President of Mount Holyoke College together with her husband Tom, visited Kiriri Women's University and had a talk with the members of staff. She later had a talk with the students about life at Mount Holyoke.

The institution plans to organize more student exchange programmes in the future.

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