University and business school ranking in Kenya

Business School Ranking in Kenya

The Education System in Kenya

Currently, there are six public universities and thirteen private universities of which a few have been given a charter. The Government of Kenya established in 1985 a Commission for Higher Education that assists the government to coordinate higher education in Kenya. The Commission, besides the coordination of admissions and financing of public universities; and the accreditation of private universities, deals with the accreditation of certificates, diplomas and degrees. Kenyatta University hosts the Institute of Distance Education of the Africa Virtual University (AVU), http://www.ku.ac.ke/ .

Kenyan universities and institutions have adopted the western scheme in higher education: First the Bachelor degree then the Master’s degree followed by a PhD.

University of Nairobi  http://www.uonbi.ac.ke/ ; Strathmore Business School http://www.sbs.ac.ke/  

Eduniversal in Kenya:  4 schools
Business schools with 5 Palmes:  0 school     

Business schools with 4 Palmes:  0 school     

Business schools with 3 Palmes:  3 schools     

Business schools with 2 Palmes:  1 school

Business schools with 1 Palme:    0 school

Useful Sources for Studying in Kenya

Scholarships: http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/country/kenya.htm

http://www.studyabroad.com/scholarships.aspx

http://serveafrica.info/kenya/secondary-schools

Study: Ministry of Education http://www.education.go.ke/Home.aspx?department=1

Tourism: Kenya Tourist Board in the UK   www.kenyaembassy.com