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This is to inform all students that reporting dates for 2025/2026 academic year will be as follows:-
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The final resit/ special examinations timetable for undergraduate and postgraduate students for academic year 2024/2025 is ready.
The REFOOTURE II Project is an IKEA funded project being implemented by Egerton University in Kenya alongside other universities in Ethiopia, Uganda and Netherlands. The project is designed to contribute to food systems transformation by fostering Regenerative, Inclusive Food Systems (RIFS). RIFS is being implemented to improve livelihoods through four outcomes: Food and nutrition security, Resilient livelihoods, Ecosystem health, Social equity and caring community.
KUCCPS Systems is now open for Second Revision of Universities and colleges and Programmes Choices
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Egerton University welcomes qualified applicants to apply for placement in our academic programs via the KUCCPS Portal at [www.kuccps.ac.ke]. To proceed, click on the "Students' Portal" tab. Please refer to the table below for program names and codes to ensure your application is submitted within the stipulated period.
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Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage End-of-semester Message to the students
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Provisional Examination Timetable For Undergraduate and postgraduate Students In Semester II Academic Year 2024/2025
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Opportunity in 2025 for Master and Doctoral Degree Study under the Atomic Energy Scholarship
Egerton University was founded in 1939 as Egerton Farm School and was upgraded to an Agricultural College in 1950. In 1986, the Agricultural College became a constituent College of the University of Nairobi. It was elevated to a University in 1987 through an Act of Parliament.
Since its inception, the University has registered significant expansion in student numbers, academic programmes and physical facilities. Currently the University has a student population of over 16,000 and a staff number of 1,291 and consists of two (2) campuses. Njoro Main Campus and Nakuru City Campus College.
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