Egerton University had invited bidders for the below mentioned tenders via tender notice dated 23^rdSeptember,2020 on the Public Procurement Information Portal www.tenders.go.keand on the University website www.egerton.ac.ke.

Egerton University has once again topped the charts in Kenya, Africa, and in the world in the January 2021 webometrics ranking that scored universities on 'Impact', 'Openness', and 'Excellence'. 

Covid 19 prevention is a community effort, Egerton University staff are also taking measures to prevent the spread of the virus.

As a student, you can still sanitize/wash your hands, keep social distancing and wear masks while having fun at the campus. Starting from 29^th January, the Egerton University COVID -19 sensitization team has been going around Njoro Campus hostels and off-campus hostels to sensitize students on COVID-19 preventative measures. 

Egerton University’s Ag. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage (right) on 15 February 2021 paid a courtesy call to Eng. Philemon Kandie (left), Ag. Director-General, Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) at Barabara Plaza, Nairobi.

On Wednesday, 24 March 2021, Egerton University commenced the COVID-19 vaccination campaign, first targeting staff members from the Medical Department and the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Egerton University’s Faculty of Health Sciences, on 23 April 2021, enrolled with the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).

The 45^th Graduation of Egerton University is the long-awaited event at which we can acknowledge with pride that the hard work, sacrifice,which we can acknowledge with pride that the hard work, sacrifice,and resilience of our students have paid off. 

The executive members of the Kenya Library and Information Services Consortium (KLISC) led by their Chair Prof. Joseph Kavulia on 14 March 2022 paid a courtesy call to the Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage. Prof. Kavulia also serves as the University Librarian at Chuka University.

Vice-Chancellor Egerton University  Professor Isaac Kibwage has explained the financial situation in the University that it is a historical issue and a financial debt he inherited when he joined the office last year.

Egerton University has received a boost of Ksh.2 Million from Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), towards its kitty of environmental conservation.This was announced yesterday during the Launch of Mau-Egerton cross-country at the ARC Hotel. The cross-country shall be held in February 25,2023.

The 48^th Congregation  for the Conferment of Degrees and Award of Diplomas - Friday 29th November 2024

Approved Fees Structure Effective 2023/2024 Academic Year

Approved Fees Structures Postgraduate Programmes 2024

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Elisha Achieng Ogada  as the new Deputy Director in the Directorate of Quality Assurance (DQA) (https://www.egerton.ac.ke/quality-assurance) on 10th September, 2024. Dr. Ogada’s extensive experience and distinguished academic background make him an excellent fit for this role.

Promoting health and well-being is one of the 17 Global Goals that make-up the 2030 Agenda  for Sustainable Development. An integrated approach is crucial for making progress across  these goals. "One Health" is a collaborative, multi-sectoral and trans-disciplinary approach that  reinforces the ambitions towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and helps accelerate  progress towards their achievement. One health approach establishes the link between humans,  animals and the environment in a collaborative approach to tackle the health problems and  strive to achieve optimal health outcomes at local, regional, national and global levels by  recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants and their shared environment. 

 Are you an Egerton University student intersted and experienced in running a retail store? Egerton University through AGLEAD incudation Hub is offering its students

 AAP and ASC are pleased to announce our Student Research Fellowship. This award supports: 

BY ERIC SINDABI

During the University Library Department’s 16th Annual General Meeting held on September 30, 2024, members of staff were sensitised on the department's revised Citizen Service Delivery Charter. This exercise was a key agenda item, aimed at familiarising staff with the revised charter and emphasising its importance following a successful revision.

The need to revise the department’s Citizen Service Delivery Charter was commissioned by University Librarian Mrs.Janegrace Kinyanjui during the department’s 15th Annual General Meeting on February 9, 2024. The revision was coordinated by the office of the Assistant Librarian in charge of Library Technical Services. The exercise,according to the University Librarian was deemed significant due to the tremendous changes and developments in the University Library's services over the past decade.

The revised University Library Citizen Service Delivery Charter includes updates in key areas of library service development, such as the acquisition and dissemination of electronic reading and research materials, the digitisation of research outputs from academic departments, the survey and appraisal of university records, access to university archival records, and the procedures for scanning, printing, and reprographic services. 

The theme of the University Library Citizen Service Delivery Charter is: “Expediting Access to Information for Learning, Research, and Other Academic Activities by Constantly Updating Resources, Improving Personal Skills in Library and Information Services, and Participating in National, Regional, and International Information Networks.”

Citizen Service Delivery Charters are published agreements between the public and respective organisations that outline expectations and standards for service and product delivery. These charters were inspired and popularised by ISO 9001, a global body promoting Quality Management Systems. Key components of a Citizen Service Delivery Charter include detailed descriptions of  services, requirements for service delivery, specifications of any fees associated with the service, and the time frame for delivery.