University of Nairobi
speciality: Tourism & Hospitality

I started my Bachelor of Arts in Travel and Tourism at the University of Nairobi in 2015. The program gave me a solid foundation for understanding how the tourism and travel industry works, both locally and internationally. The coursework explored important areas like tourism management, destination development, and sustainable tourism. Through these subjects, I developed a deeper appreciation for how tourism drives economic growth and fosters cultural exchange. The lectures were not only knowledgeable but also genuinely supportive, often going the extra mile to mentor students beyond the classroom. Being in Nairobi was a real advantage. We had direct exposure to a vibrant tourism sector and a variety of industry stakeholders, which made learning much more practical and meaningful. Although some administrative processes could be a bit slow at times, my overall academic experience was truly rewarding. I recommend this program to anyone interested in building a career in the tourism and travel industry.

Passionate student representative with strong communication skills. I listen, lead, and act to ensure every student voice is heard-especially in remote, diverse and fast-paced environments. I ensure students voices are heard even in remote settings.

Being an alumni of this program I can affirm that, it’s able to provide it’s students with the best study materials all available in the school library. Also it creates opportunities for students to engage with others through school activities within and outside the premises through games, school trips etc that brought out the best version of you.