This week, Kabarak University took another step towards excellence by undergoing a recertification audit for the ISO 9001:2015 standard. This internationally recognized quality management standard ensures organizations consistently meet customer and regulatory requirements.

Kabarak University is proud to be a champion for integrating arts and culture into education systems, nurturing a more sustainable future. Today, June 13th, 2024, Dr. Diana M. Munyao, Kabarak UNESCO Chair Coordinator, and Dr. Jean C. Zigama, Research Coordinator, actively participated in the Annual UNESCO Chairholders' Consultative Meeting held at the Aghakhan University.

Recent data from the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) reveals a significant increase in applications to private universities across Kenya. Notably, Kabarak University has emerged as a top choice, attracting over 1,660 applicants. This is a testament to the university's growing reputation and appeal.

A beacon of hope and guidance shone brightly at Kipkelion Girls High School from June 7th to 9th, 2024, as a dedicated team from Kabarak University embarked on a transformational mission outreach. Led by the inspiring Reverend Laban Kittony, accompanied by Pastor Esther Kapsir and 14 passionate Christian Union students, the program carried the powerful theme "Standing Firm in Your Faith."

Kabarak University is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of Professor Mellitus Wanyama, who was recently invited to deliver a keynote lecture at the University of Venda's (UNIVEN) Africa Day celebration.

Kabarak University is proud to announce a significant academic achievement within our esteemed institution. Dr. Frederick Otieno Oginga, a distinguished lecturer in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Department of Clinical Medicine, has recently earned his PhD in Medical Physiology. This accomplishment not only marks a personal milestone for Dr. Otieno but also sets a new precedent in our academic community and the broader region.