The Engineering and Science Complex (ESC) is a KSh 4.5 billion (35 million Euros) flagship project of the University of Nairobi, funded the French Development Agency (AFD) and supported by the Governments of Kenya and France. The

On Thursday, April 23, 2026, the University of Nairobi (UoN) officially launched the UoN Women in STEM Association alongside the Sisters Science Safari, a flagship initiative aimed at transforming girls' participation in

The University of Nairobi signed a partnership agreement with Ecomobilus Ltd on April 21, 2026, at the Vice-Chancellor’s Boardroom, marking the launch of the first Industrial Chair under the Engineering and Science Complex (ESC) Communities of Excellence (CoEs).

The University of Nairobi marked another significant milestone in advancing industry-oriented education, following the successful completion of the Company Series Circuit Cohort 3 under the Engineering and Science Complex (ESC) Industry-Academia Pillar. The

The University of Nairobi, through the AFRETEC Pathways to Opportunities pillar, on Monday, 16th March 2026, opened the AFRETEC Makerthon 2026, marking the beginning of a five-day innovation sprint that brought together student innovators from leading African and global