News & Events
Kirinyaga University will be hosting Ms. Maja Bubat a visiting postgraduate midwifery student from Justus Liebig University of Giessen, Germany, highlighting the institution’s growing global academic partnerships and commitment to international collaboration.
The student will take a four week academic visit and clinical placement at the School of Health Science commencing on March 9, 2026. Her stay at KyU will present opportunity for knowledge sharing and cross cultural learning between the two universities. This exchange program enhances global exposure for students and faculty, promotes sharing of best practices in KyU’s Health Sciences Education and Clinical training. This collaboration reflects Kirinyaga University’s strategic focus on internationalization and her dedication to offering student experiences that extend beyond National borders. The School of Health Sciences continues to position itself as a hub for academic excellence and practical training, attracting partnerships that enrich learning and foster research cooperation. Hosting international scholars and students enhances the University’s academic profile while contributing to global conversations in Health Education and practice.
2D GAMES
Kyu Triumphs, at KUSF Central League 2D Games, showcased talent and team efficiency during Basketball, Soccer, Netball, Karate, and Taekwondo at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology February 14–15 2026.
Our Basketball Men finished 6th/9, Soccer Men 8th/8, and Netball Women 6th/9, while Karate and Taekwondo athletes gained important technical and tactical skills at a joint training camp in preparation for the National Games. Good performances by the Basketball and Netball teams were a result of dedicated coaching.
2C GAMES
Kirinyaga University shines at KUSF Central Conference League 2C Games held at Chuka University from 7th to 8th February 2026, competing in Rollball (Women), Rugby 7s (Men), Badminton (Women), Tennis (Women), and Scrabble (Men & Women).
Kirinyaga University’s Women’s Tennis team made a remarkable comeback, winning all second-leg matches to finish 2nd out of 10 teams and secure national qualification, while the Men’s and Women’s Scrabble teams continued their dominance by finishing 2nd overall, marking four consecutive years of national qualification. The Rollball Women’s team demonstrated impressive improvement, finishing number 3 of 7 teams. Their enhanced tactical execution and competitive spirit, signals strong potential for greater achievements. The Badminton Women’s team finished 8th overall, gaining valuable competitive experience and highlighting the need for more intensive training to strengthen future performance. The Rugby 7s Men’s team finished 9th, highlighting the need for more intensive training, improved conditioning, and more competitive exposure, with a dedicated fitness facility key to better performance and injury prevention.
On behalf of the entire KyU fraternity, the office of Deputy Vice Chancellor, ARSA and that of the Vice Chancellor congratulate all teams for this commendable performance at the KUSA Central games.
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS: 9TH ANNUAL KIRINYAGA UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, 2026

9th KyU Conference 2026 Poster
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Kirinyaga University successfully hosted its 6th Annual Mathematics, Robotics Contest and Career Day on Saturday, March 7, 2026, bringing together bright young minds from various high schools. The event provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their academic abilities, creativity and innovation in the fields of mathematics and robotics. During the event, visiting high school students enthusiastically participated in mathematics contests and robotics competitions, demonstrating impressive problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and technological creativity. The competitions challenged participants to apply classroom knowledge to practical situations, encouraging teamwork and innovative solutions.
Outstanding participants were recognized and rewarded with trophies and certificates in appreciation of their remarkable achievements. The awards ceremony celebrated the dedication and talent of the students while motivating them to continue pursuing excellence in science and technology.
Beyond the competitions, the event also featured career guidance sessions where students received valuable insights on academic choices and professional opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. Experts and university representatives shared guidance on how learners can prepare for successful careers in these rapidly evolving disciplines.
As part of the experience, the visiting students were given an opportunity to tour Kirinyaga University’s workshops and laboratories. This allowed them to gain first-hand exposure to the university’s practical learning environment, modern facilities, and hands-on training approach that supports innovation and research.
The Annual Mathematics, Robotics Contest and Career Day continues to play a significant role in inspiring young learners to pursue STEM careers while strengthening Kirinyaga University’s engagement with schools and the wider community. Through such initiatives, the University remains committed to nurturing talent, promoting innovation, and preparing the next generation of scientists, engineers, and technology leaders.
On behalf of the entire Kirinyaga University fraternity, the Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor (ARSA) and the Office of the Vice Chancellor extend sincere appreciation to all the schools that participated in the recent activities and competitions. Your enthusiasm, commitment, and outstanding performance greatly contributed to the success of the event.
