Mount Kenya University conducted its 27th graduation ceremony at Thika on August 8, celebrating artificial intelligence as the central theme. The institution conferred degrees upon 8,700 students during the event. Vice Chancellor Professor Deogratius Jaganyi announced thirteen new academic programs focused on data science and artificial intelligence. The university implemented a new digital platform called University Integrated Resource Platform to enhance student services and administrative functions.
The United Nations Academic Impact designated Mount Kenya University as the hub chair for industry, innovation and infrastructure through 2027. Chancellor Professor John Struthers established a five million shilling alumni award for...