St. Paul's University - SPU (reviews)

An amazing experience where teaching wasn’t just by the book but rather by what the students relate to most and what would help them better understand not only what was being taught but also what they would experience in the real world.

The university has a disciplined work staff that ensures learners get the maximum highest level learning experience. This has fostered high levels of professionalism and consequently produce wholesome and well trained students who will have integrity and competency in the job market.

St. Paul’s University stands as a testament to academic excellence and community spirit. Nestled in the heart of Limuru, Kiambu county, this esteemed institution offers a nurturing environment that fosters growth, learning, and holistic development.
At St. Paul’s, the commitment to academic rigor is palpable. Renowned faculty members, experts in their respective fields, impart knowledge that goes beyond textbooks, encouraging critical thinking and intellectual exploration. The diverse range of programs ensures that students find their niche, whether in humanities, sciences, or professional studies.

Beyond academics, St. Paul’s University embraces a vibrant community ethos. Students are not just names on a roster; they are integral members of a close-knit family. The campus buzzes with activity, from spirited discussions in classrooms to collaborative projects in extracurricular clubs and societies.

Facilities at St. Paul’s are top-notch, providing students with the resources they need to excel. State-of-the-art laboratories, extensive libraries, and modern recreational spaces create an enriching environment conducive to both study and relaxation.

Furthermore, St. Paul’s University takes pride in its commitment to social responsibility and service. Through various outreach programs and community engagement initiatives, students are encouraged to make a positive impact beyond the campus walls, instilling a sense of empathy and altruism that extends far beyond graduation.

It was a good university . Full of people from all races and tribes.Well equiped.
Instilled christian morals in students. I only didn’t like the weather, it was so cold . The classrooms were neat, airy and spacious. The teachers had enough know how to train . We even had lectures from outside Kenya.
I liked the fact that one can finish their studies in 2 and a half years instead of 3years.. by undergoing 3 semesters in a year which is optional.