I would highly recommend University of Nairobi to anyone at any given time, this is because the University molded me in to an all rounded young adult during my years of study.

I am thrilled and most delighted at how the lecturers were conducted.

I like that the school allows people from all parts of the world to study there. Not only do I get educational knowledge, but also learn more about life and other people’s culture through interaction with other people. Poor infrastructure in some campuses is one problem we encounter as university students, but overall university of Nairobi is a good place

Through this University I was able to study from where I was. We had experienced teachers who were keen to details. We were provided with learning material.
I would highly recommend this University to anyone.

When Covid-19 hit in 2020, I was just beginning my second year at the University of Nairobi, physical classes were called off and we were all forced to go back home.
Now here arose the challenge of what might become of us, we were going to wait until the virus passed which we didn’t know when this will be or were we going to find a way to continue with our classes?
Luckily for us the university didn’t waste any time and enrolled us into online classes.
At first it was very difficult to adjust from the schedules and trying to synchronise them with schedules at home, but eventually everything fell into place that even when physical classes resumed, we still studied online.
Now, do I think that Covid-19 stole my campus experience?
Yes, but on the bright side ,I grew up so fast and learnt how to work and study at the same time.

My experience as a first-year student at the University of Nairobi pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree has been incredibly positive. From the moment I stepped foot on campus, I felt welcomed and supported by the university community.

The faculty members at the University of Nairobi have been exceptional in providing quality education and guidance. They are highly knowledgeable, approachable, and passionate about their subjects. They have created a conducive learning environment that encourages active participation and critical thinking.

The on-campus library, Jomo Kenyatta Memorial Library, is a study haven in the central business District. The staff is spectacular in terms of service to students and other University of Nairobi fraternity members. The librarian is so hospitable and resourceful in knowledge about where to get the books and is just an awesome guide if you are feeling lost. The library boasts all kinds of academic and non-academic reading material arranged in a neat and precise way. It also offers desktop computers that are connected to the internet for students interested in doing research online. the sitting spaces and ambiance in the building are that of productivity and inspiration. The moment you step into this place, you will feel your productivity kick in for sure! I would totally recommend.

The university of Nairobi is a wonderful university based on christian ethics that focuses on producing the best proffesional in the country.The studies here are exceptional one gets trained fully and the skills you can apply in real life situations

Yes, I like the university & technology usage that’s used to teach also it’s a top business school that offers very insightful courses that match the job market to enable the learner to be fully competent.

The University of Nairobi is one of the biggest and greatest universities in Kenya and East Africa. Some of the brightest and greatest minds of these areas end up in this university. To be honest, that’s where the glory begins and ends. As a member of the school, I’ve received my share of setbacks; starting with COVID in which I fear out university will never recover from to missing marks and inconsistent lecturers. Since it is a public university, its biggest issue as of now is the lack of sufficient funds from the government, and we the students, are unfortunately the ones suffering from it. That coupled with the management of the school leaves the school lacking. But apart from those issues, the school provides a conducive environment to gain knowledge. The school reviews the programs offered to make sure that each program that a student takes is beneficial to them. My program for exams, journalism, is a program that exists worldwide. I find my lecturers, who are part time media personnel, to be very knowledgeable and approachable which makes it easy for the students to understand. All in all, my university faces challenges just like any other university and year after year manages to produce people worthy of being remembered in history.

The University of Nairobi brings students from every walk of life, their racial ethnicity notwithstanding, this gives the students a golden opportunity to share knowledge and foster peace-building across the country and globe.