Egerton University (EU) is one of the founding members of the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP). The AAP aims to foster lasting partnerships between African institutions, Michigan State University (MSU), and other global collaborators that are sustainable, impactful, and fair.

Egerton University, Njoro, Kenya, will host an intensive workshop titled "Navigating from Phenotypic Analysis to Genomic Selection in Plant Breeding" 

On January 24, 2025, Egerton University took a monumental step towards becoming a regional leader in biotechnology and genetic engineering research. The Project Contract Implementation Team (PCIT) officially handed over the project construction site to the identified contractor, marking the beginning of the establishment of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Regional Research Centre (ICGEB RRC). This development involves the repurposing of part of the stalled Agronomy Complex...

The International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)-Kenya, a cutting-edge, non-profit international organization dedicated to enhancing the productivity, quality, and resilience of staple cereals like maize, wheat, and associated.

The establishment of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Regional Research Centre (ICGEB RRC) at Egerton University is making notable progress, following the University Council's approval to integrate one wing of the stalled Agronomy Building into the project.

The BREEDTECH project proudly sponsored 17 postgraduate students—both Kenyan and international—to present their research at the Laikipia University Biennial Conference held from May 28th to 30th, 2025.

Egerton University and Shanghai  Jiaotong University-China are exploring a strategic partnership to advance research, innovation and practical solutions in sustainable agriculture, renewable energy and rural development.The partnership discussions took place today during a courtesy visit by a Shanghai  Jiaotong University delegation to Egerton University Vice Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Kibwage,  who warmly welcomed the team. The meeting focused on strengthening existing engagements and developing a framework for long-term collaboration.