Type Public University Vice-Chancellor Laban Ayiro Postgraduates 5,357 Chancellor Miriam Were Total enrollment 24,574 (2011) Founded 1984 | Established 1984 Undergraduates 47,458 Address Academic Highway, Kenya Phone +254 53 43363 Motto Foundation of Knowledge Color Green and Red | |
Location Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County, Rift Valley, Kenya Notable alumni Aden Duale, Joshua Kutuny, Mwangi Kiunjuri, James Ole Kiyiapi, Ronald Osumba Similar University of Nairobi, Egerton University, Kenyatta University, Jomo Kenyatta University, Maseno University | ||
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Moi University is a public university located in the town of Eldoret in western Kenya. It was the second public university to be established in Kenya, after the University of Nairobi. It is one of seven fully fledged public institutions of higher learning in Kenya (others being the University of Nairobi, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Maseno University, Egerton University, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology and Kenyatta University). It was established in 1984 by the Moi University Act of Parliament after recommendations from the Mackay Commission.
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- Two governors mps storm moi university
- Miss moi university 2015 2016
- History
- Schools
- Institutes
- Campuses
- Constituent Colleges
- Satellite campuses
- Services and facilities
- References
As of 2007, it had over 20,000 students of whom 17,086 were undergraduates, and operates eight campuses and two constituent colleges. The chancellor of the university is Professor Miriam Were and the acting vice-chancellor is Professor Laban Ayiro
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History
Moi University was first established in 1984, as the second university in Kenya. The first year, its only department consisted of a transfer of the Department of Forestry at University of Nairobi, and a total of 83 students. The university's school of medicine, opened in 1996, was the second one established in Kenya. The University shed off some of its campuses to become full-fledged universities, notably Garissa University College, which unfortunately made headlines after a terrorist attack. Still, Moi University has turned controversial in recent past, fighting closure of its schools and accreditation of courses. It's an expectation that it will return soon to its exponential growth days.
Schools
The university emphasizes science and technology. It has the following schools:
Institutes
Campuses
Constituent Colleges
Satellite campuses
Services and facilities
The university is served by the Margaret Thatcher Library.
Religious services are available Grace Chapel and St. Michael's Chapel.
For sport facilities, the main campus hosts a rugby pitch, a field hockey pitch, lawn tennis and volleyball courts, and a fitness centre.