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Egerton University Main Gate, Njoro Campus

The main campus of the university is located in Njoro, approximately 25 kilometres, southwest of the town of Nakuru. Currently, the University currently serves approx. 19,000 undergraduate and 560 postgraduate students. It houses the Faculties of Agriculture, Arts and Social Sciences, Education and Community Studies, Engineering and Technology, Environment and Resources Development, Science and Veterinary Medicine & Surgery.

The University’s Nakuru Town Campus College comprises the Faculties of Commerce, Health Sciences and Law. The Nairobi City Campus (NCC) offers programmes from the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences and Commerce. The Kenyatta Campus, located six kilometres southeast of Njoro Campus, hosts the Centre for Capacity Building. The University offers a wide range of programmes at certificate, diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate levels. The University also offers other short courses at certificate level.

It is worth noting that the institution has made tremendous contributions towards increasing access to higher education in Kenya having mentored Chuka, Kisii and Laikipia into chartered Universities. 

Some of the notable alumni include,

1.                   Prime Minister of Tanzania – Hon. Fredrick Sumaye

2.                   Gov. Anne Waiguru ( Kirinyaga )

3.                   Hon. Wilson Sossion

4.                   Professor and Gov. John Krop Lonyang'apuo ( West Pokot )

5.                   Gov.  Salim Mvurya ( Kwale )

6.                   Co-founder and CEO Bonfires Adventures – Simon Kabu

7.                   Gov & CS National Treasury & Planning – Hon & Amb. Ukur Yatani

The university has been ranked among the top universities in Africa and the world. Recently, the Webometrics ranking released in January 2022 placed the institution at Position 3 in Kenya , Position 66 in Africa, and 2444 in a total of over 30,000 universities ranked globally.

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The following undergraduate and postgraduate programmes are offered at Egerton University.

Diploma Courses

Diploma in Agricultural Education & Extension
Diploma in Animal Health
Diploma in Animal Science and Technology
Diploma in Business Management
Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Diploma in Computer Science
Diploma in Dairy Technology
Diploma in Dryland Resources Management
Diploma in Eco-tourism and Hospitality Management
Diploma in Education (Arts)

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Diploma in Education (Primary)
Diploma in Farm Resource Management
Diploma in Gender, Women and Development Studies
Diploma in Horticulture
Diploma in Human Resources Management
Diploma in Library and Information Science
Diploma in Military Science
Diploma in Modern Chemistry Laboratory Technology
Diploma in Procurement and Supplies Management
Nursing Diploma – Kenya Registered Community Health (In-service)

Degree Programmes

B. Sc in Agriculture
B. Sc. in Animal Sciences
B. Sc. in Natural Resources Management
B. Sc. in Water and Environmental Engineering
B. Sc. in Wildlife Enterprise and Management
B.A. in Communication & Media
B.A. in Economics & Sociology
B.A. in Economics and History
B.A. in English and Communication
B.A. in Gender, Women and Development Studies
B.A. in History
B.A. in History and International Studies
B.A. in Kiswahili and Communication
B.A. in Peace Education
B.A. in Sociology and Religious Studies
B.Ed. (Arts)
B.Ed. (Early Childhood Development & Education)
B.Ed. (Primary)
B.Ed. (Science)

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B.Sc. in Software Engineering
B.Sc. (Agricultural Education and Extension)
B.Sc. (Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design)
B.Sc. (Community Development)
B.Sc. in Actuarial Science
B.Sc. in Applied Aquatic Sciences
B.Sc. in Applied Computer Science
B.Sc. in Biochemistry
B.Sc. in Biomedical Science and Technology
B.Sc. in Computer Science
B.Sc. in Criminology and Security Studies
B.Sc. in Dairy Technology and Management
B.Sc. in Dryland Resources Management
B.Sc. in Economics and Statistics
B.Sc. in Ecotourism and Hospitality management
B.Sc. in Environmental Science
B.Sc. in Food Science and Technology
B.Sc. in Foods, Nutrition and Dietetics
B.Sc. in Geography
B.Sc. in Horticulture
B.Sc. in Agricultural Economics
B.Sc. in Agricultural Engineering
B.Sc. in Agriculture
B.Sc. in Animal Health Management
B.Sc. in Instrumentation and Control Engineering
B.Sc. in Integrated Forest Resources Management
B.Sc. in Manufacturing Engineering and Technology
B.Sc. in Nursing
B.Sc. in Soil Environment and Land Use Management
B.Sc. in Statistics
Bachelor of Agribusiness Management
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Bachelor of Business Information and Management
Bachelor of Business Management
Bachelor of Catering and Hotel Management
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Cooperative Management
Bachelor of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Bachelor of Industrial Technology
Bachelor of Laws

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Bachelor of Library and Information Studies
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Bachelor of Military Science
Bachelor of Psychology
Bachelor of Purchasing and Supplies Management
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine
Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
BSc. (Agriculture and Human Ecology Extension)

Postgraduate Diploma Programmes

Postgraduate Diploma in Education
Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental and Social Sciences Research Methods
Postgraduate Diploma in Probation Practice and Correctional Studies
Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental and Sustainable Development
Postgraduate Diploma in Gender, Poverty and Development

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Postgarduate Programmes

Masters

Joint Degree Master Programme in Limnology and Wetland Management
M. A. in Urban Management
M. Sc. in Soil Sciences
M.A. in Gender, Women and Development Studies
M.A. (Guidance and Counseling)
M.A. Criminology and Criminal Justice
M.A. in Applied Linguistics
M.A. in Economics
M.A. in English Language and Linguistics
M.A. in History
M.A. in Kiswahili
M.A. in Literature
M.A. in Sociology
M.A. Security Management
M.A./M.Sc. in Geography
M.Ed. (Curriculum and Instruction)
M.Ed. (Educational Foundations)
M.Ed. (Educational Management)
M.Ed. (Guidance and Counseling)
M.Ed. (Science Education)
M.Sc. in Animal Breeding and Genetics
M.Sc. (Agricultural Education)
M.Sc. (Agricultural Extension)
M.Sc. (Community Studies and Extension)
M.Sc. in Agribusiness Management
M.Sc. in Agricultural and Applied Economics
M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics
M.Sc. in Agricultural Engineering
M.Sc. in Agricultural Information and Communication Management
M.Sc. in Agronomy
M.Sc. in Animal Nutrition
M.Sc. in Animal Physiology
M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics
M.Sc. in Biochemistry
M.Sc. in Chemistry
M.Sc. in Crop Protection
M.Sc. in Dryland Agro-Pastoral Systems
M.Sc. in Dryland Farming
M.Sc. in Dryland Integrated Land Management Systems
M.Sc. in Dryland Resources Management
M.Sc. in Engineering Systems and Management
M.Sc. in Environmental and Occupational Health
M.Sc. in Environmental Science
M.Sc. in Food Science
Master of information Science
Master of Information Systems
Master of Journalism and Mass Communication
Master of Knowledge Management
Master of Research and Public Policy
M.Sc. in Plant Pathology
M.Sc. in Pure Mathematics
M.Sc. in Soil and Water Engineering
M.Sc. in Statistics
M.Sc. in Water Resources and Environmental Management
Master of Business Administration
Masters in Measurement and Evaluation
Masters of Agricultural Engineering
M.Sc. in Horticulture
M.Sc. in Limnology
M.Sc. in Livestock Production Systems
M.Sc. in Medical Parasitology
M.Sc. in Natural Resources and Peace
M.Sc. in Natural Resources Management
M.Sc. in Nutritional Sciences
M.Sc. in Physics
M.Sc. in Plant Biotechnology
M.Sc. in Plant Breeding
Master of Human Resource Management

Doctor of Philosophy Programmes

Ph.D. (Counseling Psychology)
Ph.D. (Curriculum and Instruction)
Ph.D. (Educational Foundations)
Ph.D. (Educational Management)
Ph.D. (Educational Psychology)
Ph.D. (Guidance and Counseling)
Ph.D. (Mathematics Education)
Ph.D. (Agricultural and Rural Innovation)
Ph.D. (Agricultural Education)
Ph.D. (Agricultural Extension)
Ph.D. (Community Studies and Extension)
Ph.D. (Science Education)
Ph.D. in Agribusiness Management
Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics
Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering
Ph.D. in Agronomy
Ph.D. in Animal Science
Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics
Ph.D. in Biochemistry
Ph.D. in Business and Management (Course Work Option)
Ph.D. in Business and Management (Research Option)
Ph.D. in Chemistry
Ph.D. in Physics
Ph.D. in Plant Biotechnology
Ph.D. in Plant Breeding
Ph.D. in Plant Pathology
Ph.D. in Pure Mathematics
Ph.D. in Religious Studies
Ph.D. in Sociology
Ph.D. in Soil Science
Ph.D. in Statistics
Ph.D. in Crop Protection
Ph.D. in Dryland Agriculture and Resource Management
Ph.D. in Economics
Ph.D. in English Language and Linguistics
Ph.D. in Environmental and Occupational Health
Ph.D. in Environmental Science
Ph.D. in Food Science
Ph.D. in Geography
Ph.D. in History
Ph.D. in Horticulture
Ph.D. in Kiswahili
Ph.D. in Limnology
Ph.D. in Literature
Ph.D. in Medical Parasitology
Ph.D. in Natural Resources Management
Ph.D. in Nutritional Sciences
Ph.D. in Urban Management
PhD in Gender, Women and Development Studies
Doctor of Philosophy in Dryland Resources Management
Doctor of Philosophy in Natural Resources and Peace

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Umma University

When asked to think of a university, most people can name institutions of higher learning in two groups: the "big name" schools, and the schools located close to them.  A lot of people don't realize that there are over 70 universities in Kenya alone and there are many amazing public and private universities out there that people have rarely heard about. 

Many students aim for admission to old and well established institution, but the supply of open seats often does not meet the demand from applicants. CHUONI KENYA strives to help students find the best public and private universities fit for each applicant. Sometimes that means suggesting schools that a student or family hasn't heard of.  But, just because you haven't heard of it does not mean it's not a great institution – some of them are offering great courses with low cut off points. Students and parents who keep an open mind and explore unique universities may just find a hidden gem that is perfect for providing a much more fulfilling experience for some students.  

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The below list is based on the published Webometrics January 2022 world university rankings, from the least Popular university to the most popular university, and the category of each institution.

Careers for the Next 10 Years

Do you know what jobs will be in demand in the future? Some jobs are going away, and some are coming in. Are you ready for what's coming next?

If you are just starting out in your career, you probably have a lot of questions and doubts. You may also have seen how traditional jobs can change in big ways over time – all this is because of the ongoing technological revolution we are witnessing.

If this sounds like you, today we'll talk about how new technologies can change jobs and what the future might look like, taking into account the new wave of technology that's coming. As technology improves, new needs will always come up in the world, the job market will always change.

Jobs of the future: 20 Careers that are growing and will keep growing

Even though many jobs won't exist anymore, others will be made to fill new needs. In this post, you'll learn about some of the best-paying, fastest-growing and In-demand careers of the future. These are:

1. Software developers

They are valuable professionals in the market and will be for a long time. They are part of a group that comes up with new ways to automate tasks using computers and codes. Without developers, we wouldn't be in the middle of this tech age right now. They study, understand, run, and fix platforms, and they write the code that makes businesses and services work.

2. Customer Success Analyst.

This is an experts in how users and customers feel when buying or interacting with a product. Their job is to help a client with everything they need when they buy a product or hire a service. Also, it's up to them to make sure that communication with the customer is professional, customer friendly, accurate, so that the customer is happy and stays loyal. Customer Service professional are becoming more common in e-commerce companies such as Jumia, Safaricom Masoko etc and other platforms that pay close attention to the results and positive experience of the customer.

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3. Content Creators or Digital Influencers

A Content Creator is a social media expert or influencer, especially on Instagram, Youtube, TikTok, Facebook or Twitter. They are in charge of making marketing copy to promote products, writing blog posts about topics related to the industry, and promoting content on social media. As a content creator, you should have experience with digital publishing and getting traffic and leads for new business if you want to do well in this field. This is because people want to connect with real people more than they want to connect with brands.

4. Content Creator Managers and directors

There are a lot of agencies and people who take care of the careers of digital influencers, and as more creators come out, it seems likely that there will be a need for even more. Advisors to creators not only help them get partnerships with companies, but they also help them plan and manage their careers.

5. Online Tutor or Teacher

Online teaching is going to be a big part of a lot of jobs in the future and teachers are starting to see that the online classroom has a lot of potential and lets them reach more students. An online tutor helps students learn outside of the classroom, either in person or online through a virtual meeting space. They work with students one-on-one or in small groups to help them learn, study skills, prepare for tests, do their homework or understand new ideas. Today, online courses are becoming more specialized and widely available.

6. Coach or Instructor

A coach is a trained professional who helps other people move forward in their lives, especially in their careers. There are coaches for all sorts of things, like money, love, emotional intelligence, losing weight, spirituality, and so on. There are courses for people who want to become coaches, as well as ways to teach and tools to help their future clients.

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7. Personal Trainer

A personal trainer is a fitness professional who helps people figure out their own health and fitness goals, designs exercise and fitness programs, and educates and motivates people to help them reach their health and fitness goals in a safe and effective way. Now that social media platforms such as Facebook, Tiktok, IG etc haVE a bigger impact on how people feel about their bodies, more and more people will want to work out every day. Since many people have trouble staying physically active, they need a personal coach to help them get off the couch and come up with routines that work for them.

8. Digital Marketer / SEO Expert

Digital marketers are in charge of getting people to know about a brand and generating leads through all of a company's digital channels, both free and paid. Social media, the company's website, search engine rankings, email, display ads, and the company's blog are all examples of these channels.

Even though this job has been around for a long time, it has gained a lot of popularity in the online world. Because of this, this job has become more focused on the Internet.

9. Data analyst

A data analyst gathers, cleans, and makes sense of data sets to find answers to questions or solve problems. They work in business, finance, courts, schools, medicine, the government, and other fields. Data analysts use data science to show companies how the past, present, and future will affect their business.

Today, data is used a lot in the digital world to analyze and improve how things work. Because of this, the job of a "Data Analyst" has grown and is in high demand.

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10. Cyber Security Expert

Cybersecurity experts make and run security checks on both the hardware and software of computer systems. They make sure that the systems work as they should and that they can't be attacked. As technology has gotten better, so has the number of bad guys online. Professionals in Cyber Security not only make sure that data is safe, but they also help come up with new solutions.

11. 3D Architect & Engineer

In this digital age, people want to know how their homes will look before they even start building them. 3D artists make this possible by using visualization. Architects make models of buildings and other structures with the help of 3D software. The goal of these images is to help architects or clients see how a property or building will look when it is finished. 3D artists always try to make these designs look as real as possible since their goal is to show as much detail as possible, including furniture, lighting, the outside, the right size, and even the area around the building.

12. Image consultant

Image consultants are experts who help their clients improve their personal or business image. They evaluate, improve, and upgrade their client's appearance, behavior, and communication skills to make sure that their image matches their personal or professional goals. And not just in their personal lives, but also in their work lives, from their haircuts to their clothes.

13. Innovation/Product manager

Recently, multi-national companies and banks are hiring product development managers to assist them figure figures out what a customer wants and what the business goals are for a product or feature, they explain what success looks like for a product, and gets a team together to make that vision come true.

For a company to stand out in the market, it needs to come up with new ideas and think outside the box. As there are more and more competitors, companies are hiring product managers in charge of re-thinking how a company does business and develops new ideas to stay ahead.

14.  Human Resource Managers

Human Resources does a little bit more than they used to when it comes to managing talent. To help people become better at their jobs, they need to be able to recognize their strengths and weaknesses and act on them more confidently.

In addition to helping professionals improve their skills through training, a talent manager recruits new employees, helps keep the company's culture strong, and reduces employee turnover.

15. Direct Sales Representative

The customer now has a lot more options, which is why companies, especially those in the B2B market, have sales reps who will only talk to the customer about their product if they show interest in it. This means that sales will become more and more tailored to each prospect and more direct.

16. E-commerce specialist

E-commerce is already a common way for people to do business. But since there are so many online stores such as Jumia, Masoko, Kilimall, ShopIT etc it will be important to stand out to get customers. An e-Commerce expert helps business owners figure out how to make the most of their online marketing so they can sell more products through all available online marketing channels.

17. Psychiatrist.  ( Mental Health Specialists )

A Psychiatrist is medical doctor who is experts in mental health. They figure out what's wrong with people's minds and helping them get better. Mental health professionals will be in high demand because they deal with mental health issues. It is still very unlikely that automation will replace the personalized care that these professionals give to their patients.

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18. Financial manager

Financial managers are in charge of the finances and accounting of companies, government agencies, and everything in between. They coordinate accounting and make financial reports, cash-flow statements, and profit projections. Financial experts are needed by both small and large businesses to manage their money and keep their finances in the black, and they will continue to be needed for a long time.

Even though there is virtual intelligence that can do math better than humans, this job also means making decisions that computers can't make yet.

19. Professional Care Givers

Today, a lot of older people don't live near their families and have no one to talk to. They want and need someone to pay attention to what they have to say and really hear them. It could be a child, an adult, or an older adult who needs help. Maybe, because they are hurt, have a long-term illness, or are disabled. By 2050, it is estimated that there's likely going to be a shortage of caregivers across the world since one in five adults will be 60 or older.

20. UX/UI Designer

A UX (User Experience) designer is in charge of making sure that the design of a website or app meets the needs of the user with creative and appealing solutions. For marketing strategies to work, they have to take into account how the user feels. The user needs to be led through the site, responding to the design in a way that will lead to conversions. High demand means that there will be a lot of work for anyone who wants to work in this area.

How to get ready for these future jobs?

The most important thing to think about for the years to come is jobs that involve creativity and relationships. This is because those are tasks that AI can't do as well or as precisely as humans can.