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Universities

Every chartered university, side by side.

Public, private and specialised universities across Kenya, with the fees they charge, the size of each cohort and how many graduates find work.

6universities recorded
Type
AllPublic44Private38Specialised Public University3Private (International)2
County
EverywhereNairobi28Kiambu6Machakos5Kisumu4Kajiado4Nyeri3Tharaka-Nithi2Nakuru2Migori2Makueni2Kericho2Meru2
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0001Public

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)

80Employed

Kenya's leading technology and engineering university in Juja, offering IT, agriculture, and medical sciences.

Kiambu60,000 studentsKsh 16,000 to Ksh 120,000 a year
0002Public

Mama Ngina University College (MNGUC)

60Employed

A public constituent college of Kenyatta University in Gatundu, Kenya, named after Kenya's First Lady.

Kiambu3,000 studentsKsh 60,000 to Ksh 200,000 a year
0003Private

Mount Kenya University (MKU)

80Employed

Kenya's largest private university offering medicine, law, business, and education across multiple campuses.

Kiambu52,000 studentsKsh 60,000 to Ksh 200,000 a year
0004Private

Presbyterian University of East Africa (PUEA)

72Employed

A Presbyterian Christian university in Kikuyu, Kenya, offering theology, education, and health sciences.

Kiambu3,500 studentsKsh 160,000 to Ksh 350,000 a year
0005Private

St. Paul's University (SPU)

80Employed

One of East Africa's oldest universities, founded in 1903, offering theology, law, and business in Limuru, Kenya.

Kiambu7,000 studentsKsh 120,000 to Ksh 300,000 a year
0006Private

Zetech University (ZU)

75Employed

A fast-growing private university in Kiambu, Kenya, offering business, computing, and media programmes.

Kiambu15,000 studentsKsh 60,000 to Ksh 180,000 a year