Kenya Highlands University has partnered in a Climate Action Menstrual Cup Revolving Fund Research Project to promote menstrual health, gender equality, and environmental sustainability. The initiative aims to address menstrual poverty, improve school attendance among girls, and reduce environmental pollution through sustainable menstrual solutionsRead More
Kenya Highlands University conducted a three-day Competency-Based Education (CBE) training to equip fourth-year students with practical CBC skills. The program prepares future teachers to effectively implement the Competency-Based Curriculum in today’s evolving education system.Read More
Kenya Highlands University convened a three-day faculty and staff retreat at St. Mary’s Pastoral Centre in Nakuru, bringing together faculty staff for a transformative engagement focused on strengthening service delivery and enhancing the overall student experience. The retreat provided a shared space for reflection, learning,...Read More
A delegation from the Ministry of Health, through the Counsellors and Psychologists Board, paid a courtesy visit to the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Kiplangat, for a stakeholder consultative meeting focused on the Board’s mandate of indexing students pursuing Counselling Psychology. The delegation was led by...Read More
Kenya Highlands University continues to demonstrate its commitment to holistic Christian education through intentional efforts to integrate faith, life, and learning within the academic environment. Under the leadership of the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Kiplangat, the university remains focused on ensuring that education goes beyond...Read More
Kenya Highlands University (formerly Kenya Highlands Evangelical University)is fully-fledged (Chartered) institution of higher learning sponsored by Africa Gospel Church. It’s located in Kericho County
