accreditation and quality assurance report june 2012

i Accreditation and Quality Assurance Report June 2012

ii Accreditation and Quality Assurance Report June 2012

ACCREDITATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT JULY 2006 TO JUNE 2012

Commission for Higher Education Nairobi, Kenya, June 2012 All rights reserved, No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopying, recording or any information storage and retrieval system, without the prior permission of the publishers ISBN: 978-9966-009-10-4 Commission for Higher Education P.O. Box 54999 - 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA Tel. No.: + 254 (020) 7205000 + 254 – 20 – 2021151, Fax No. +254 – 20 - 2021172 Website: www.che.or.ke.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE FOREWORD ............................................................................................................................................ iv

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ............................................................................................................................ vi

ABBREVIATION AND ACRONYMS .......................................................................................................... vii

1.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 1

2.0 INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION ................................................................................................... 3 2.1 ACCREDITATION ................................................................................................................. 3

2.2 STUDENT ENROLLMENT ...................................................................................................... 6

2.3 RE-INSPECTION OF CHARTERED UNIVERSITIES.................................................................... 7

3.0 PROGRAMME ACCREDITATION ...................................................................................................... 8

4.0 COORDINATION OF POST SECONDARY SCHOOL INSTITUTIONS (PSSIs) FOR UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ............................................................................................................... 10

4.1 VALIDATION OF DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES ........................................................................ 10

4.2 GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO COLLABORATE ......................................................................... 10

4.3 RE-EVALUATION OF THE STATUS OF PSSIs ........................................................................ 10

5.0 STAKEHOLDERS’ FORA .................................................................................................................. 11

6.0 PROJECTS………… ........................................................................................................................... 12 6.1 CREDIT ACCUMULATION AND TRANSFER SYSTEM (CATS) .................................................. 12

6.2 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE (IQA) ............................................................................. 13

6.3 UNESCO PORTAL............................................................................................................... 14

7.0 EXHIBITION BY KENYAN UNIVERSITIES ........................................................................................ 14

8.0 DOCUMENTATION ....................................................................................................................... 14 8.1 PUBLISHED REPORTS ........................................................................................................ 15

8.2 UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................. 16

9.0 APPENDICES................................................................................................................................. 18 Appendix 1.0: Approved Programmes by University ................................................................ 18

Appendix 2.0: Validated Post Secondary Schools Institutions (PSSIs): Diploma Programmes… 41

Appendix 3.0: Post Secondary Institutions (PSSIs) Granted Authority to Collaborate with Universities in the specified Approved Programmes……………………………………….51

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FOREWORD

The Commission for Higher Education (CHE) was established in 1985 by an Act of Parliament, Universities Act CAP 210B as a body corporate, to make better provisions for the advancement and quality assurance of university education in Kenya and for connected purposes. The operationalization of the Act was done through gazettement of the Universities Rules of 1989 which empowered the Commission to establish and accredit private universities and the programmes they offer.

The 2004 Rules enable CHE to validate diploma programmes offered by Post Secondary School Institutions (PSSI) for purposes of advancing graduands of the same to join university education. In addition to this, the PSSIs upon meeting set minimum standards are able to offer degree programmes through grant of authority for collaboration with accredited universities. In doing so, the commission regulates, coordinates and assures quality of university education in Kenya

The Commission will continue to exercise its mandate of ensuring the maintenance of standards, quality and relevance in all aspects of university education, training and research. The Commission mainstreams quality assurance practices in higher education and encourages continuous improvement in the management of the quality of university education. This is mainly accomplished through a peer process of audits and reviews.

The Commission takes cognizance of the on-going reforms and other emerging issues in the provision of education. Addressing these reforms holds the key to the country’s participation in the increasingly globalized knowledge society and achieving Vision 2030. In order to participate fully and reap the benefits of the globalised economy, the CHE enforces its mandate and ensures that high standards centered on quality assurance are maintained.

The fast changing higher education landscape has seen rapid expansion of universities over the years leading to the current 63 universities / university constituent colleges, comprising of: 7 public universities, 24 public university constituent colleges, 14 chartered private universities, and 5 private university constituent colleges, 11 private universities with Letters of Interim Authority and 2 registered private universities. So far the work of the Commission has been limited to private Universities. However, with the enactment of the proposed Universities Bill, the mandate of the Commission will extent to the Public Universities. This will ensure a level playing field in quality assurance regulation as well as harmonization of expected standards in quality of higher education.

Currently, private universities are inspected in the process towards receiving a charter. Once chartered, the private universities are re-inspected so as to evaluate the steps taken towards achievement of the aims and objects for which they were established. Once they are

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ascertained to have met the set standards as given in the Rules, they are given certificates of re-inspection.

The Commission has also developed quality assurance policies in collaboration with regulatory bodies in Uganda, Tanzania and recently Rwanda and Burundi. The introduction of a harmonized quality assurance system in the East African region will ensure that there is comparability of the quality of university education among the member countries. Regionally organized quality assurance framework that embraces internationally recognized standards has become an accepted practice. This has essentially been triggered by globalization and internationalization of education. The Commission is also a full member of International Network of Quality Assurance Agencies for Higher Education (INQAAHE) and African Quality Assurance Network (AfriQAN).The Commission’s practices therefore embrace best practices, and also benchmarks with other regional and international regulatory agencies.

The Commission has taken cognizance of the new partnerships and opportunities that have resulted from establishment of the East African Community. In this regard, the Commission has initiated and organized various quality assurance initiatives and engaged the stakeholders in formulating systems for sustainable Quality Assurance (QA) in the region.

This report is useful in giving the current status of accreditation of Kenyan institutions of higher learning and an update on quality assurance projects that the Commission has been implementing since 2006. The great effort put in producing this report is a manifestation of the Commission’s recognition that the provision of higher education and training is fundamental to the implementation of world-class standards.

PROF. EVERETT M. STANDA, MBS COMMISSION SECRETARY/ CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Accreditation and Quality Assurance (AQA) activities are facilitated by various departments that are assigned to undertake various functions. These functions are coordinated by the Secretariat under the governance of the Commission and its specialist committees. The nature of the work of the Commission necessitates the involvement of resource persons who are critical to the success of the core functions of the Commission. This interplay of the various operational arms of the Commission has contributed to the success of the Commission in terms of expansion in the provision of sustainable, affordable and relevant higher education in the country.

These milestones would not have been achieved without support from the government of Kenya, partners from the university sector and particularly the private entrepreneurs who have invested heavily in the development of the private university sub-sector. The expansion of the university sub-sector has been as a result of the favorable environment made available by the Commission and by extension the Government. The achievements made so far would nonetheless not have been realized without the audacity of investors who saw the existing gaps and have invested in increasing access by establishing institutions that offer quality higher education programmes.

Quality assurance is the bedrock of the Commission and there are legal instruments that facilitate the undertaking of activities that ensure quality is not compromised even as access is enhanced. This notwithstanding, the Commission for Higher Education (CHE) would not have achieved much of its success without the immense contribution made by its collaborating partners both locally, regionally and internationally. Partners such as the International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education (INQAAHE), the African Quality Assurance Network (AfriQAN), the Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) stand out as the key partners who have provided fora for benchmarking of our standards, guidelines and processes.

The Commission has come a long way since its inception in 1985 when there were only five (5) private higher education institutions in operation to a present twenty seven (27) private universities in operation. We extend out gratitude to all our stakeholders and assure them of our commitment to further augment our quality assurance processes as we continue to work towards ensuring the improvement of the higher education standards in the country.

Prof. Florence K. Lenga Deputy Commission Secretary Accreditation and Quality Assurance

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ABBREVIATION AND ACRONYMS

AfriQAN - African Quality Assurance Network

AQA - Accreditation Quality Assurance

CATS - Credit Accumulation Transfer

CEO - Chief Executive Officer

CHE - Commission for Higher Education, (Kenya)

DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service

HRK - German Rectors Conference

INQAAHE - International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education

IQA - Internal Quality Assurance

IUCEA - Inter-University Council of East Africa

LIA - Letter of Interim Authority

NCHE - National Council for Higher Education, (Uganda)

PSSI - Post Secondary School Institutions

QA - Quality Assurance

QA0 - Quality Assurance Officer

TCU - Tanzania Commission for Universities, (Tanzania)

TIQET - Total Integrated Quality Education and Training

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The Commission for Higher Education (CHE) was established by an Act of parliament, Cap 210B of the laws of Kenya, in 1985 as a body corporate to make better provisions for the advancement of university education in Kenya and for connected purposes. The Commission for Higher Education is governed by a Commission comprising of 19 Commissioners and a working secretariat, with a Commission Secretary responsible for its management.

There are nineteen (19) stipulated functions in the Universities Act (Cap 210B) of 1985. These include:

(a) Promoting the objectives of university education, namely the development, processing, storage, and dissemination of knowledge for the benefit of mankind.

(b) Advising the Minister on the establishment of public universities. (c) Accrediting universities. (d) Co-ordinating the long-term planning, staff development, scholarship and physical

development of university education. (e) Examining and approving proposals for courses of study and course regulations

submitted to it by private universities. (f) Receiving and considering applications from persons seeking to establish private

universities in Kenya and making recommendations thereon to the Minister. (g) Making regulations in respect of admission of persons seeking to enroll in universities

and to provide a central admission service to public universities. (h) Ensuring the maintenance of standards for courses of study and examinations in the

universities. (i) Advising and making recommendations to the Government on matters relating to

university education and research requiring the consideration of the Government. (j) Advising the Government on the standardization, recognition and equation of degrees,

diplomas, and certificates conferred or awarded by foreign and private universities. (k) Co-ordinating education and training courses offered in Post Secondary School

Institutions (PSSIs) for the purposes of higher education and university admission. (l) Arranging for regular visitations and inspections of private universities. (m) Collecting, examining, and publishing information relating to university education and

research.

The operationalization of the Act was done through the gazettement of the Universities Rules of 1989 and Universities Rules of 2004. The Universities Rules of 1989 facilitate the Commission for Higher Education in the establishment and accreditation of private universities and the programmes to be offered therein. The 2004 Rules enable the CHE to validate diploma programmes offered by Post Secondary School Institutions (PSSIs) for purposes of advancing the graduands of the same to enter into university education. In addition to this the PSSIs, upon


meeting set minimum standards, are able to offer degree programmes through grant of authority for collaboration with accredited universities.

During the period under review the government of Kenya has through various organs put forth policy documents that have and are guiding higher education and human resource development in the country. Examples of these include Sessional Paper No. 1 of 20051, Public Universities Inspection Board (2006)2, the Kamunge Task Force on the Review and Harmonization of the Legal Framework on Education, Training and Research3, the National Strategy for University Education (2008)4, and Vision 20305. This is also the time when the government of Kenya began implementing performance contracts in all ministries and public institutions. In line with the new governance and management procedures, and policy documents, the Commission for Higher Education developed and implemented its first five year Strategic Plan (2005 to 2010). The second Strategic plan was developed by June 2010 for a period of five years (July 2010 to June 2015) and is currently being implemented.

The CHE’s vision, mission and core values, as documented in the second Strategic Plan, reflect its mandate and are given as:

Vision: Quality university education that is accessible and sustainable

Mission: To oversee quality assurance and expansion of university education ensuring sustainability, affordability and relevance

Quality Policy: Ensuring increased access to sustainable quality higher education and training through planning, coordination, resource mobilization, quality assurance enhancement, and information service

Corporate Values and Principles: Integrity, Professionalism and responsiveness, Accountability, Openness and Teamwork

The Commission has continued with the mandate of expanding university education and assuring quality of the same. This six year report highlights the achievements the commission has made towards these aspects.

1 Republic of Kenya, 2005: Seasonal Paper No. 1. A Policy Framework for Higher Education, Training and Research

2 Public University Inspection Board (PUIB), 2006: Transformation of Higher Education and Training in Kenya

3 Kamunge, J. M., 2007: Task Force on the Review and Harmonization of the Legal Framework on Education, Training and Research

4 Republic of Kenya, 2008: The National Strategy for University Education, 2007 - 2015

5 Government of Kenya, 2008: First Medium Term Plan (2008 – 2012), Kenya Vision 2030


2.0 INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION

2.1 ACCREDITATION

By March 2012 Kenya had 63 universities / university constituent colleges, comprising of: 7 public universities, 24 public university constituent colleges, 14 chartered private universities, 5 private university constituent colleges, 11 private universities with Letters of Interim Authority and 2 registered private universities (see Table 2.1a to Table 2.1f).

Table 2.1a: List of Public Universities as of 30th June 20121

SR. NO. NAME OF UNIVERSITY YEAR ESTABLISHED

1 University of Nairobi 1970 2 Moi University 1984 3 Kenyatta University 1985 4 Egerton University 1987 5 Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

(JKUAT) 1994

6 Maseno University 2001 7 Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology

(MMUST) 2007

1. Established through Individual Acts of Parliament


Table 2.1b: List of Constituent Colleges / Campuses for Public Universities as of 30th June 2012

SR. NO.

NAME OF UNIVERSITY CONSTITUENT COLLEGE / CAMPUS

MENTORING UNIVERSITY

YEAR ESTABLISHED

1 Kisii University College Egerton University 2007 2 Chuka University College Egerton University 2007 3 Kimathi University College of Technology JKUAT 2007 4 Mombasa Polytechnic University College JKUAT 2007 5 Kenya Polytechnic University College University of Nairobi 2007 6 Pwani University College Kenyatta University 2007 7 South Eastern University College University of Nairobi 2008 8 Meru University College of Science and

Technology JKUAT 2008

9 Multi-Media University College JKUAT 2008 10 Narok University College Moi University 2008 11 Kabianga University College Moi University 20091 12 Bondo University College Maseno University 2009 13 Laikipia University College Egerton University 2009 14 Chepkoilel University College Moi University 2010 15 Karatina University College Moi University 2010 16 Embu University College University of Nairobi 2011 17 Rongo University College Moi University 2011 18 Kirinyaga University College JKUAT 2011 19 Taita-Taveta University College JKUAT 20112 20 Machakos University College Kenyatta University 2011 21 Garissa University College Egerton University 2011 22 Muranga University College JKUAT 2011 23 Kibabi University College MMUST 2011 24 Co-operative University College JKUAT 2011

1. Established as a Campus in 2007 and status changed in 2009 2. Established as a Campus in 2007 and status changed in 2011


Table 2.1c: List of Fully Accredited (Chartered) Private Universities as of 30th June 2012

SR. NO. NAME OF UNIVERSITY CATERGORY / DATE / YEAR OF

ISSUANCE

YEAR OF AWARD OF CHARTER

1 The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton

Registered: 27/12/1989

1991

2 Daystar University Registered: 27/12/1989

1994

3 Scott Theological College Registered: 27/12/1989

1997

4 United States International University


1999

5 St. Paul’s University Registered: 27/12/1989

2007

6 Pan Africa Christian University


2008

7 Kenya Highlands Evangelical University


23rd March 2011

8 African International University


4th March 2011

9 The Catholic University of Eastern Africa

LIA: 1989 1992

10 Africa Nazarene University LIA: 19/11/1993 2002

11 Kenya Methodist University LIA: 1997 2006

12 Strathmore University LIA: 03/07/2002 2008 13 Kabarak University LIA: 2002 2008 14 Mt. Kenya University LIA: 30th May 2008 26th January 2011

Table 2.1d: List of Private Universities with Letters of Interim Authority (LIA) as of 30th June 2012

SR. NO. NAME OF UNIVERSITY DATE AND YEAR OF GRANT OF LIA 1 Kiriri Women’s University of Science

and Technology LIA: 15th May 2002

2 Aga Khan University LIA: 15th July 2002 3 Gretsa University LIA: 15th May 2006 4 Great Lakes University of Kisumu LIA: 30th June 2006 5 KCA University LIA: 26th July 2007 6 Presbyterian University of East Africa LIA: 10th August 2007 7 Adventist University of Africa LIA: 9Th May 2008 8 Inoorero University LIA: 18th September 2009 9 The East African University LIA: 2nd November 2010

10 GENCO University LIA : 17th June 2011 11 Management University of Africa LIA: 2nd September 2011


Table 2.1e: List of Private Constituent Colleges and their Mentoring Universities as of 30th June 2012

SR. NO. NAME OF UNIVERSITY CONSTITUENT COLLEGE

MENTORING UNIVERSITY

YEAR ESTABLISHED

1 Hekima College Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA)

1993

2 Tangaza College CUEA 1997 3 Marist International College CUEA 2002 4 Regina Pacis University

College CUEA 2010

5 Uzima University College CUEA 2012

Table 2.1f: List of Registered Private Universities as of 30th June 2012

SR. NO. NAME OF INSTITUTION STATUS OF RECOGNITION AND YEAR OF ISSUANCE

1 Nairobi International School of Theology (NIST) Registered: 27/12/1989 2 East Africa School of Theology (EAST) Registered: 27/12/1989

During the 2011/2012 financial year two (2) universities with LIA were approved for award of Charter. These are Great Lakes University of Kisumu and KCA University. The actual granting of the award awaits the Presidential ascent. Adventist University of Africa is at an advanced stage towards award of charter. The institutions draft charter has been evaluated and is currently under revision. Meanwhile two (2) proposed universities have been inspected by the Inspection Accreditation Committee and approved for grant of LIA, subject to reorganizing the governance structure and trust deeds. The said proposed universities are Pioneer International University and Riara University. They are expected to comply and be granted the respective LIA in due course.

2.2 STUDENT ENROLLMENT

The student enrollment in the universities has increased tremendously since 2003. It rose from 58,637 in 2004/05 to 122,847 in 2008/09, to 177,735 in 2009/2010. By 2010/11 the enrollment stood at approximately 231,871. This was attributed to the increase in the establishment of more constituent colleges. The increase in enrollment, for example by the Joint Admission Board for public universities increased from 23.4% from 17,100 in 2008/2009 to 21,000 in 2009/2010 to 34,000 in the 2010/2011 academic year. In order to meet the demand for university education the public universities had a double intake for the academic year of 2010/2011 that began in August / September 2011. This also served as a stop gap to reduce the delay in admission of qualifying students into university education (Republic of Kenya, 20106, 6 Republic of Kenya, 2010. Commission for Higher Education Annual Report and Database. Nairobi: Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Technology


CHE unpublished report, 2012). The student body is distributed between the public and private universities as 80% and 20%, respectively. Less than 20% of candidates who qualify for admission each year actually gain admission into the higher education institutions in the country (Republic of Kenya, 2008a7). The country thus loses foreign exchange through student migration in search for higher education in neighbouring countries and abroad. It is against this back ground that the government commissioned tasks forces to look into ways of expanding access, financing, and improving the quality and relevance of higher education in the country. Some of the findings of the commissions and task forces have been documented in the Koech report (Republic of Kenya, 19998), Sessional Paper No. 1 of 2005 (Republic of Kenya, 20059), the Public Universities Inspection Board (PUIB, 200610) and the Wandiga report ( Republic of Kenya, 2008b11). These have been integrated into the MOHEST Strategic plan (MOHEST, 201012). Notable strategies in the Strategic plan in respect to this paper are: Promotion of access and equity (strategic objective 5), enhancing quality and relevance of higher education and technical education (strategic objective 6), enhancing resources and funding for science, technology and innovations and higher education (strategic objective 7), and improving corporate governance and management (strategic objective 8) . The Commission has endeavoured to mainstream the above strategies into her strategic plan and activities in order to increase access in university education while assuring its quality, sustainability, affordability and relevance.

2.3 RE-INSPECTION OF CHARTERED UNIVERSITIES Two of the functions of the Commission as stipulated in the 1985 Act are: to ensure the maintenance of standards for courses of study and examinations in the universities (Clause 6 (k)) and to arrange for regular visitations and inspection of private universities (Clause 6 (r)). Coupled with Rules 12 and 19 of the Universities Rules of 1989, Chartered universities are re-inspected every four to five years after a given cohort has graduated in accordance to the 8-4-4 education system currently in operation in Kenya. The purpose of the re-inspection of the

7 Republic of Kenya, 2008a. The Development of Education. National Report of Kenya. Report presented by the Ministry of Education at the International Conference on Education, Geneva, 25th – 28th November

8 Republic of Kenya, 1999: The Koech Report on “Totally Integrated Quality Education and Training (TIQET)”. Report on the Inquiry into the Education System in Kenya. 536p 9 Republic of Kenya, 2005: Sessional Paper No. 1 of 2005 on “A Policy Framework for Education, Training and Research”. Government Printers, Nairobi. 85p 10 Public University Inspection Board (PUIB), 2006: Transformation of Higher Education and Training in Kenya

11 Republic of Kenya, 2008b: The Wandiga Report on “Investing in the Future of University Education: The National Strategy for University Education, 2007 – 2015”. Nairobi, Kenya. Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology. 345p 12 Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology, 2010. Strategic Plan: 2008 – 2012. Quality Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation for National Prosperity and Global Competitiveness. 67p


universities is to evaluate the steps a university has taken towards achievement of the aims and objects for which it was established, and whether it has complied with the set standards as given in the Rules therein and improved the quality of education it is offering (Quality Assurance Purposes). Where the universities satisfy the Commission that the quality of education on offer has been maintained or improved as per the minimum standards, they are issued certificates of re-inspection.

During the period under discussion a number of universities were re-inspected and their quality noted to have improved with time as evidenced in the infrastructural and staff development, resource mobilization and expansion of academic programmes with the requisite resources for running the same. One major issue worth of mention is the turn over rate of staff in institutions as a result staff movement due to competition in recruitment and opportunities between higher learning institutions. In some cases this has led to a great proportion of some programmes being taught by part-timers. The institutions in question have however put mechanisms in place to mitigate this problem. Such mechanisms include rigorous staff training and development of incentives for staff retention. Table 2.3 gives the list of universities that have been re-inspected, and the respective year, since the Commission was established.

Table 2.3: Re-inspected Chartered Private Universities by Year as of 30th June 2012

S.R NO. NAME OF UNIVERSITY YEAR OF RE-INSPECTION

1 The Catholic University of Eastern Africa 2004, 2012

2 The University of Eastern Africa – Baraton 2001, 2009

3 Daystar University 2006

4 Scott Theological College 2006

5 United States International University 2008

6 Africa Nazarene University 2010

7 Kenya Methodist University 2011

3.0 PROGRAMME ACCREDITATION

In accordance to Clause 6 (h) in the Cap 210B Act (1985) and Universities Rules 1989 Clause 19 (1) (iii) programmes and courses to be taught in private universities are approved by the Commission before they are launched. The Commission since its establishment has approved programmes being offered in the private universities. From 2004/05 to 30th June 2012 the Commission has approved a total of two hundred and twenty nine programmes (229) as shown


in Table 3.1. The individual programmes that have been considered since 1989 for the respective universities are given in Appendix 1.0. Table 3.1: Number of Approved Programmes by year from 2004/05 Financial Year to 30th

June 2012

Financial Year No. of Approved Programmes

2004/05 6

2005/06 18

2006/07 29

2007/08 21

2008/09 28

2009/10 41

2010/11 32

2011/12 33

Total 229

Of the approved programmes about 72% are undergraduate programmes, while 2% are postgraduate Diploma, 24% are Masters, and 2% are Doctorate Programmes.


4.0 COORDINATION OF POST SECONDARY SCHOOL INSTITUTIONS (PSSIs) FOR UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

Clause 6 (q) of the Universities Act (1985) states one of the function of the Commission as “to co-ordinate education and training courses offered in post secondary school institutions (PSSIs) for the purposes of higher education and university education”. The implementation of this clause has been through operationalization of the gazette Universities Rules of 2004. During the second half of 2006 the Commission began the process of validation of diploma programmes and also granting authority to collaborate to institutions with accredited universities and on approved (accredited) programmes.

4.1 VALIDATION OF DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

One hundred and forty seven (147) diploma programmes from sixty nine (69) PSSIs have been validated since 2006 to date. The validation is for specific programmes in the said institutions and being offered in the specific designated physical location where the academic resources that met the set minimum standards were inspected at that time. The validation of the programme is not transferable to another physical locality. The specific programmes in the stated PSSIs and their physical location are given in Appendix 2.0. Of the 68 PSSIs, six (6) of them have since become universities or constituent university colleges. These are: Kenya School of Professional Studies (Inoorero University), Thika Institute of Technology (Mt. Kenya University), Kenya College of Communications Technology (Multi Media University College of JKUAT), Kenya Institute of Management (Management University of Africa), Muranga College of Technology (Muranga University College of JKUAT), and Co-operative College of Kenya (Co-operative University College of JKUAT).

4.2 GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO COLLABORATE

By 30th June 2012 thirty four (34) PSSIs had been given authority to collaborate in sixty four (64) programmes with universities. These were distributed as follows: 21 Diploma, 2 Postgraduate Diploma, 37 Bachelors, and 4 Masters programmes. Specific names of the programmes in the respective PSSIs and the collaborating universities are given in Appendix 3.0. As stated under section 4.1, some of the institutions have since become universities or university constituent colleges.

4.3 RE-EVALUATION OF THE STATUS OF PSSIs

Since the implementation of the validation of programmes and granting of authority to collaborate of PSSIs, a number of the institutions have changed their physical location and thus breached the requirement for operationalization of the Universities Rules 2004. Notable among


these include Swiss Management Academy formerly found along Thigiri ridge at New Muthaiga. Some collaborating universities have also revoked in writing the collaboration or not renewed the memoranda of agreement since their lapse. This has affected institutions such as Augustana College with JKUAT, and Riccatti Business College of East Africa (RBCEA) with University of Nairobi. The de-gazettement of these institutions, where applicable, is awaiting the Commission’s Board decision in due course.

The Commission has since 2011 being embarking on re-inspection of the approved PSSIs under validation and those granted authority to collaborate for the purpose of assuring the maintenance of the quality, as stipulated in the Universities Rules of 2004. So far Australian Studies Institute (AUSI), Oshwal College, Intel College, and Wisemen Trainers Consultants have been re-inspected. In general the institutions have been found viable in the implementation of the programmes. However, the Collaborating universities have been slow in renewing the MOAs where they have lapsed and some have changed the governance structure from the original one found at the time of approval. The Challenges faced in this area will be re-examined by the Commission and new strategies put in place to ensure that quality of the programmes in force is not compromised.

5.0 STAKEHOLDERS’ FORA

Several Stakeholders’ workshops have been held in the area of accreditation and quality assurance with the aims of developing and reviewing guidelines and standards for various facets in quality assurance. Such facets include curriculum guidelines and standards, library guidelines and standards, and training of peer reviewers. Some of the major fora that have been held during the period of review are enumerated below.

(a) Consultative Workshop on Accreditation and Quality Assurance in Higher Education in East Africa: Issues of Common Interest. 27th July 2006, held at Lillian Towers Nairobi

(b) Workshop on Standards for University Libraries. 21st to 22nd June 2007, held at CHE, Gigiri

(c) Workshop on Enhancing Quality in Higher Education in Kenya. 13th to 15th August 2008, held at KCCT Mbagathi now Multimedia University College

(d) Workshop on Co-ordination of Primary Teacher Training and University Education: Admission and Employability. 24th to 25th August 2009, held at Multimedia University College

(e) Workshop for Vice Chancellors of Private Universities in Kenya on Enhancement of Programme Accreditation Processes and Revised Guidelines and Curriculum standards for University Undergraduate Programmes in Kenya. 21st March 2011, held at CHE, Gigiri

(f) Workshop on Training of Peer Reviewers Cohort 1. 24th to 25th March 2011, held at Kenya School of Monetary Studies

(g) Workshop of Training of Peer Reviewers Cohort 2. 22nd to 23rd November 2011, held at CHE, Gigiri


(h) Workshop on Criteria for Ranking of Kenyan Universities. 24th November 2011, held at CHE, Gigiri

(i) Workshop on National Qualifications Framework. 6th to 7th December 2011, held at CHE, Gigiri

(j) Workshop on Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) Policy Guidelines for Universities. 10th May 2012, held at CHE, Gigiri

(k) INQAAHE – AfriQAN Workshop on Good Practices in Quality Assurance for Africa. 15th May 2012, held at Kenya School of Monetary Studies, Nairobi

(l) Workshop on Review of Standards and Guidelines for University Library Services. 17th to 18th May 2012, held at CHE, Gigiri; and

(m) Training Workshop for Cohort 3 on Institutionalizing IQA in Kenyan Universities. 22nd to 23rd May 2012, held at CHE, Gigiri

6.0 PROJECTS

The regulatory agencies of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, namely: Commission for Higher Education (CHE), National Council for Higher Education in Uganda (NCHE), and Tanzania Commission of Universities (TCU) signed a Memorandum of Co-operation (MoC) in Nairobi on 27th July 2006. The MoC outlined key areas of common concern which included:

(a) Development of Students Credit Accumulation and Transfer System (CATS) at the East African regional level.

(b) Development of a framework for describing and qualifying the content of study programmes in universities and diploma-awarding institutions in order to standardize for equating and recognizing of qualifications, and

(c) Development and use of common criteria and benchmarks for quality assurance in higher education and ensuring those universities and other higher education institutions develop and apply Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) measures such as academic audits.

From the above, key areas were identified and projects developed jointly with development partners and relevant collaborators. Two such projects have been under implementation since 2007. The overview of the projects is given in sections 6.1 and 6.2, respectively. In addition to this the Commission undertook a project on the development of a Portal with the assistance of UNESCO. An overview of this project is given under section 6.3.

6.1 CREDIT ACCUMULATION AND TRANSFER SYSTEM (CATS)

In a bid to create a harmonized and integrated regional system, the Commission is participating in a regional project on (Credit Accumulation Transfer System (CATS) for the East African region. The aim of the initiative is to enhance cooperation and quality assurance between institutions.


The CATS project will also facilitate movement of students both within the national and regional institutions. The initiative was first supported by Rockefeller Foundation at regional level in 2007, in collaboration with the higher education regulatory agencies in the East African region. After the first phase, subsequent phases have been funded by the Kenya Government at National level. In implementing this project the Commission works with various universities in academic programmes that are common. The initial fields selected in phase one were Agriculture, Human Medicine, Engineering and Basic Sciences. During the second phase in the Kenyan context, the Commission selected the fields of Computer Science, Information Technology and Business Studies. During the 20011/2012 financial year the field of Education was considered and minimum standards developed.

6.2 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE (IQA)

The Inter- University Council of East Africa (IUCEA) and the national higher education regulatory agencies in East Africa, are working toward putting in place a harmonized quality assurance (QA) system that will be used by universities in the region. A harmonized QA system will ensure that East African students enjoy quality higher education in all universities of the member states. The initiative began in 2006 with the support of German Academic Exchange Services (DAAD) and the German Rectors Conference (HRK). The collaborating partners included Oldenburg University in Germany, the national regulatory agencies in the East African region and voluntary member universities within IUCEA. So far forty seven (47) universities, amongst which fifteen (15) are Kenyan, have participated in the project. Phase one of the project ended in 2010 and the second phase for the next three years started in December 2011.

The successful implementation of the Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) project has enabled participating universities to embrace and operate IQA mechanisms. The tool for use in the region has been developed: A Roadmap to Quality, using existing national benchmark standards, systems and international practices. There is now a move towards harmonization of university quality assurance systems through training and establishment of directorates / units of QA at university level.

Kenya has moved the project to a higher notch by institutionalizing QA in all the universities. This has been through training, by the Commission for Higher Education, on QA and building capacity in the universities through workshops and setting of guidelines for IQA policy formulation by the higher education institutions (HEIs). By May 2012 about twenty five (25) new HEIs, including constituent colleges of public universities, had appointed Quality Assurance Officers and initiated the setting up QA directorates / units. The Commission will continue with the training of QA officers, Deans and Chairs of various academic programmes for spearheading programme assessment and pear review processes. It will also monitor and evaluate IQA mechanisms that are in use in universities with the aim of improving on the implementation process and massification of the same into other programmes.


6.3 UNESCO PORTAL

The Commission, with assistance from UNESCO, has created a website (portal) through which students and other stakeholders in higher education can access authoritative information on recognized institutions and academic programmes in pilot countries. Students planning to study in other countries, other than their own are the primary target audience of this portal. This initiative, which was undertaken in 2007/08, provides access to information that will assist in making informed decisions. It also links to websites that are deemed reliable. Kenya is the second country in Africa to have such a portal, the first one being Nigeria.

7.0 EXHIBITION BY KENYAN UNIVERSITIES The idea of having annual exhibition by Kenyan universities spearheaded by the Commission for Higher Education was mooted in 2001. By this time foreign universities had began flooding the Kenyan market, conducting fairs and exhibitions for purposes of selling their universities. The origin of such universities was mainly Australia, India, United Kingdom and Uganda. The goal of the annual exhibition by Kenyan universities was to address the misconception of the quality of higher education offered in the country, and also to guide form four leavers on career guidance and opportunities available in the local higher education institutions. There was need to emphasize that university education in Kenya was of acceptable quality and comparable to that offered outside the country. In addition to the above the exhibitions have since provided a platform for interrogation on pertinent higher education topics, and sharing of information amongst higher education providers and the public. Since the exhibitions started in 2002, ten of them have been conducted. The venue has since 2007 been rotated around the provinces throughout the country. They have been an invaluable source of information on university education in the country to the secondary school students, who form the greatest input in the admission process of the universities.

8.0 DOCUMENTATION The Commission has published some of the work it has undertaken over the period of review. However some of the reports are in an unpublished form within the Commission. The commission has also endeavoured to place some of the documents in a downloadable format within its website, www.che.or.ke. Section 8.1 enumerates the published reports while section 8.2 gives the list of unpublished documents.

http://www.che.or.ke/


8.1 PUBLISHED REPORTS CHE, NCHE, TCU, 2009: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Basic Science

(Undergraduate). December 2009 CHE, NCHE, TCU, 2009: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Agriculture

(Undergraduate). December 2009 CHE, NCHE, TCU, 2009: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Engineering

(Undergraduate). December 2009 CHE, NCHE, TCU, 2009: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Medicine

(Undergraduate). December 2009 CHE, 2010: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Information Technology

(Undergraduate). September 2010 CHE, 2010: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Computer Science

(Undergraduate). September 2010 CHE, 2010: Credit Accumulation and Transfer System for East Africa: Business Related

Programmes (Undergraduate). September 2010 CHE, 2008: Standard Guidelines for Open and Distance Learning (ODL). June 2008 CHE, 2008: Accreditation Status of Universities in Kenya. August 2008 CHE, 2007: Standards and Guidelines for University Libraries in Kenya. June 2007 CHE, 2008: Handbook on Processes for Quality Assurance in Higher Education in Kenya. August

2008 CHE, 2008: Stakeholders Workshop on Enhancing Quality in Higher Education in Kenya.

Proceedings of the Workshop held at Kenya College of Communication and Technology, Nairobi. 13th to 15th August 2008

CHE, 2009: Stakeholders Consultative Workshop on Co-ordination of Primary Teacher Training

and University Education: Admission and Employability. Proceedings of the Workshop held at Multimedia University College, Nairobi. 24th to 25th August 2009.


CHE, 2007: Report on 1st Deans Workshop (Cohort 1) on Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS) in Universities in East Africa: Kenya Chapter. Proceedings of the Workshop held at Kenya School of Monetary Studies., Nairobi. 17th to 18th December 2007.

10th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: The Role of Universities in Advancing National Cohesion

and Integration. Government Training Institute, GTI Embu. 15th to 17th March 2012 9th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: Aligning University Education with Kenya Vision 2030, Golf

Hotel, Kakamega. 17th to 19th March 2011 8th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: Focusing on Quality and Relevance, Green Hills Hotel,

Nyeri. 26th to 27th March 2010 7th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: Peace – Building and Reconciliation for Sustanaible

Development, Kunste Hotel, Nakuru. 19th to 21st March 2009 6th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: The University in a Knowledge – Based Economy, Kenyatta

University, Mombasa Campus, Mombasa. 6th to 8th March 2008 5th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: The University as a Vehicle for Desired Change, Kisumu

Hotel, Maseno University, Kisumu. 15th to 17th March 2007 4th Exhibition by Kenyan Universities: The University as a Catalyst for Development, Kenyatta

International Conference Centre, Nairobi. 15th to 18th March 2006 Strategic Plan 2005 – 2010: Advancement and Quality Assurance of Higher Education in Kenya Strategic Plan 2010 – 2015. June 2010

8.2 UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS Signing of Memorandum of Co-operation among the East African Higher Education Regulatory

Agencies. Nairobi Safari Club (Lilian Towers), Nairobi, Kenya. Thursday 27th July 2006 Report on the Stakeholders Workshop on Ranking Criteria for Kenyan Universities. Commission

for Higher Education, Gigiri, Nairobi. 24th November 2011 Proceedings of the Mini Stakeholders Workshop on National Qualifications Framework for

Kenya. Commission for Higher education, Gigiri, Nairobi. 6th to 7th December 2011


Proceedings of the Regional Woorkshop on Higher Education Quality Management in East

Africa. Kenya School of Monetary Studies, Nairobi. 23rd to 27th May 2011 Technical Summary for the Regional Woorkshop on Higher Education Quality Management in

East Africa. Kenya School of Monetary Studies, Nairobi. 23rd to 27th May 2011 Report on the Training of Peer Reviewers: Cohort 2. Commission for Higher Education, Gigiri,

Nairobi. 22nd to 23rd November 2011 Report on the Training of Peer Reviewers: Cohort 1. Kenya School of Monetary Studies, Nairobi.

24th to 25th March 2011 Report on the Private Universities’ Vice Chancellors Workshop on Enhancement of Programme

Accreditation Processes, and Revised Guidelines and Curriculum Standards for University Undergraduate Programmes in Kenya. Commission for Higher Education, Gigiri, Nairobi. 21st March 2011


9.0 APPENDICES

Appendix 1.0: Approved Programmes by University as of 30th June 2012

CHARTERED UNIVERSITIES

1. University of Eastern Africa, Baraton (1991)

Undergraduate Programmes

S/No Programme Date Approved

1 Bachelor of Arts in English 1991

2 Bachelor of Arts in History 1991

3 Bachelor of Arts in Music 1991

4 Bachelor of Arts in Geography 1991

5 Bachelor of Arts in Kiswahili 1991

6 Bachelor of Arts in Guidance and Counseling 1991

7 Bachelor of Arts in Religion 1991

8 Bachelor of Arts in Theology 1991

9 Bachelor of Arts in development Studies 1991

10 Bachelor of Education (Agriculture) 1991

11 Bachelor of Education & Psychology 1991

12 Bachelor of Education (Arts) 1991

13 Bachelor of Education (Science) 1991

14 Bachelor of Technology in Agriculture 1991

15 Bachelor of Industrial Technology 1991

16 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics 1991

17 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics 1991

18 Bachelor of in Nursing 1991

19 Bachelor of Science in Technology Education 1991

20 Bachelor of Science in Physics 1991

21 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 1991

22 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 1991

23 Bachelor of Science Electronics 1991


24 Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Science 1991

25 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Agricultural Business 1991

26 Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology 1991

27 Bachelor of Science in Biology 1991

28 Bachelor of Science in Zoology 1991

29 Bachelor of Science in Networks and Communication Systems 28/11/2005

30 Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering 28/11/2005

31 Bachelor of Business Administration in Office management 28/11/2005

32 Bachelor of Business administration in Marketing 28/11/2005

33 Bachelor of Business Information Technology 28/11/2005

34 Bachelor of Science in Clinical (Medical) Laboratory Science 29/09/2006


Masters Programmes


1 Master of Arts in English 1991

2 Master of Arts in French 1991

3 Master of Arts in Geography 1991

4 Master of Arts in History 1991

5 Master of Arts in Kiswahili 1991

6 Master of Arts in Music 1991

7 Master of Arts in Religion 1991

8 Master of Arts in Theology 1991

9 Master of Science in Agriculture 1991

10 Master of Science in Agri-business 1991

11 Master of Science in Biology 1991

12 Master of Science in Chemistry 1991

13 Master of Science in Home Economics 1991

14 Master of Science in Mathematics 1991

15 Master of Science in Nursing 1991

16 Master of Science in Technology 1991

17 Master of Business Administration (MBA) 29/09/06

18 Bachelor of Science in Public Health 29/09/2009

19 Master of Science I n Biological Sciences 27/09/2011

Post Graduate Diploma


1 Postgraduate Diploma in Education 1991

2 Postgraduate Diploma in Guidance and Counselling 1991

Doctorate Programmes


1 Doctor of Philosophy in Education 12/9/2008


2. Catholic University of Eastern Africa (1992)



1 Bachelor of Theology 1992

2 Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology 1992

3 Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies 1992

4 Bachelor of Arts in Economics 1992

5 Bachelor of Arts in Geography 1992

6 Bachelor of Arts in History 1992

7 Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy 1992

8 Bachelor of Arts in Political Sciences 1992

9 Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences 1992

10 Bachelor of Arts in Social Work 1992

11 Bachelor of Arts in Sociology 1992

12 Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies 1992

13 Bachelor of Commerce 1992

14 Bachelor of Science in Biology 15/06/2007

15 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 15/06/2007

16 Bachelor of Science in Physics 15/06/2007

17 Bachelor of Education (Biology) 15/06/2007

18 Bachelor of Education (Chemistry) 15/06/2007

19 Bachelor of Education (Physics) 15/06/2007

20 Bachelor of Education in Computer Science 15/06/2007

21 Bachelor of Church Management and Leadership 9/11/2007

22 Bachelor of Laws 30/06/2008

23 Bachelor of Education (Kiswahili) 30/06/2008

24 Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies 30/06/2008

25 Bachelor of Justice and Peace 24/03/2010

26 Bachelor of Education in Psychology 24/03/2010

27 Shahada ya kwanza ya sanaa Katika Kiswahili 22/03/2012


Masters Programmes


1 Master of Science in Mathematics 15/06/2007

2 Master of Business Administration 15/06/2007

3

Master of Education (Curriculum, Research studies & Evaluation

Educational Administration and Leadership) 15/06/2007

4 Master of Arts in History 16/12/2010



1 PhD in Mathematics 12/9/2008

2 PhD in Education 12/9/2008

3 Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy 23/06/2010

4 Doctor of Business Administration 16/12/2011


Constituent Colleges of Catholic University of Eastern Africa

2.1 Tangaza College



1 Bachelor of Arts in Social Communication 15/06/2006

2 Bachelor of Arts in Sustainable Human Development (Tangaza) 23/09/2010

Masters Programmes


1 Master of Arts in Social Ministry 7/9/2009

2 Master of Arts in African Studies (Collaboration with St. Mary’s

University, USA) 9/3/2011

3 Master of African Studies (Collaboration with St. Mary’s

University, USA) 9/3/2011

4 Master of Business Administration in Social Entrepreneurship and

Management (Collaboration with University Cattolica del Sacro

Cuore) June-2011

2.2 Hekima College

Masters Programmes


1 Master of Peace Studies & International Relations 9/11/2007

2.3 Marist International College



1 Bachelor of Education (Arts) 16/12/2011


2.4 Regina Pacis College



1 Bachelor of Science in Nursing 16/12/2011

2.5 UZIMA College




2 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) 16/12/2011

3 Bachelor of Science in Microbiology 19/12/2011

3. Daystar University (1994)



1 Bachelor of Arts in Communication 1994

2 Bachelor of Arts in Community Development 1994

3 Bachelor of Arts in English 1994

4 Bachelor of Arts in Music 1994

5 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Studies 1994

6 Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature 1994

7 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology 1994

8 Bachelor of Arts in Social Work 1994

9 Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting 1994

10 Bachelor of Commerce in Business Administration 1994

11 Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing 1994

12 Bachelor of Education in Accounting 1994

13 Bachelor of Science in Social Work 21/06/2002


14 Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science 21/06/2002

15 Bachelor of Commerce in Management Information Systems 10/6/2003

16 Bachelor of Commerce in Purchasing and Business Logistics 26/06/2006

17 Bachelor of Arts in Peace and Conflict Transformation 28/04/2008

18 Bachelor of Arts in Technical and Professional Communication 28/04/2008

19 Bachelor of Arts in French 30/06/2008

20 Bachelor of Science in Physics 12/9/2008

21 Bachelor of Commerce: Law Option 17/12/2008

22 Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Development) 17/12/2008

23 Bachelor of Theology 17/12/2008

24 Mtaala ya Kiswahili 25/03/2009


26 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health 22/03/2012

27 Bachelor of Science in Management in Mathematics 22/03/2012

Master Programmes


1 Master of Arts in Christian Ministries 1994

2 Master of Arts in Communication 1994

3 Master of Business Administration (MBA) 10/6/2003

4 Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology 10/6/2003

5 Master of Theology in African Christianity 26/06/2006

6 Master of Arts in Child Development 28/04/2008

Postgraduate Diploma


1 Postgraduate Diploma in Education 26/06/2006

2 Postgraduate Diploma in Child Development 30/03/2007

3 PhD in Communication 29/09/2009


4. Scott Theological College (1997)



1 Bachelor of Theology in Pastoral Studies 1997

2 Bachelor of Theology in Christian Ministries and Missiology 1997

Master Programmes


1 Master of Education in Professional Leadership and Training 30/06/2008

5. United States International University (1999)



1 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 1999

2 Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration 1999

3 Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management 1999

4 Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management 1999

5 Bachelor of Arts in International Relations 1999

6 Bachelor of Arts in Journalism 1999

7 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology 1999

8 Bachelor of Science in Information Science and Technology 3/10/2001

9 Bachelor of Science in Accounting 30/03/2007

10 Bachelor of Criminal Justice 24/03/2010


Master Programmes


1 Master of Business Administration 1999

2 Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology 1999

3

Master of Science in Management and Organization

Development 1999

4 Master of International Business Administration 1999

6. Africa Nazarene University (2002)



1 Bachelor of Commerce 3/10/2001

2 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 3/10/2001


4 Bachelor of Business and Information Technology 9/8/2005

5 Bachelor of Mass Communication 9/8/2005

6

Bachelor of Science in Dryland Natural Resource

Management 29/11/2006

7 Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education 9/11/2007

8 Bachelor of Education in Primary Education 9/11/2007

9 Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education 9/11/2007

10

Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource


11

Bachelor of Science in International Business


12 Bachelor of Arts in Psychological Counseling 7/9/2009

13 Bachelor of Arts in Peace and Conflict Resolution 7/9/2009


15 Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry 16/11/2009


Master Programmes


1 Master of Arts in Religion 21/06/2002

2 Master of Business Administration 16/11//2009

7. . Kenya Methodist University (2006)



1 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science 10/6/2003

2 Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology 19/03/2004


4 Bachelor of Business Administration 10/3/2005

5 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 9/8/2005

6 Bachelor of Education and Counseling 30/03/2007


8 Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Science 17/12/2008

9 Bachelor of Arts in Counseling 17/12/2008

10 Bachelor of Science in Information Science 24/03/2010

11 Bachelor of Science in Health Systems Management 23/03/2011


13 Bachelor of Education (Science) 23/-3/2011

14 Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) 23/03/2011


16 Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Technology 28/06/2011

17 Bachelor of Education (Primary Option) 28/06/2011

18 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) 16/12/2011

19 Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry 16/12/2011


Master Programmes


1 Master of Science in Health Systems Management 17/12/2008

2 Master of Science in Agricultural & Rural Development 17/12/2008

3 Master of Science in Nursing Education 24/03/2010

4 Master of Science in Finance and Investment 24/03.2010


6 Master of Education (Leadership and Educational Management) 23/03/2011

7 Master of Education (Guidance and Counselling) 23/03/2011

8 Master of Arts in Counselling 28/06/2011



1 Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration 23/03/2011

8. St. Paul’s University (2007)



1 Bachelor of Business Administration

2007

2 Bachelor of Arts in Communication 2007

3 Bachelor of Divinity 6/9/2007


5 Bachelor of Arts in Leadership 23/092010


Master Programmes


1 Master of Arts in Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations 19/03/2004

2 Master of Development Studies 23/06/2010


4 Master of Theology 23/06/2010

5 Master of Arts in Community Care (HIV 7 AIDS) 23/03/2011

Postgraduate Diploma Programmes


1 Postgraduate Diploma in Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations 19/03/2004

9. Pan Africa Christian University (2008)



1 Bachelor of Arts I Bible and Translation Studies 10/6/2003

2 Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Translation 10/6/2003

3 Bachelor of Arts in Counselling 24/03/2010

4 Bachelor of Business Leadership 24/03/2010

Master Programmes


1 Master of Arts in Leadership 24/03/2010


10. Strathmore University (2008)





3 Bachelor of Science in Leadership and Management 10/12/2007

4 Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Tourism 10/12/2007

5 Bachelor of Business Science 23/09/2010

6 Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication 27/09/2011

7 Bachelor of Science in Informatics 27/09/2011

Master Programmes


1 Master of Commerce 29/06/2006


3 Master of Science in Computer-Based Information Systems 29/06/2006

4 Master of Science in Information Technology 29/06/2006

5 Master of Science in Educational Management 16/12/2011

6 Master of Arts in Applied Philosophy and Ethics 16/12/2011



1 Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Management 29/06/2006


11. Kabarak University (2008)



1 Bachelor of Theology 2000

2 Bachelor of Education (Arts) 2000

3

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting, Finance, Business Management,

Marketing, Human Resource 2000

4 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 2000

5 Bachelor of Education Physics 2002

6 Bachelor of Education Chemistry 2002

7 Bachelor of Education in Religious Education 2002

8 Bachelor of Education in Music 2002

9 Bachelor of Business and Information Technology 2002

10 Bachelor of Science (Economics & Mathematics) 10/3/2005

11 Bachelor of Science (Economics) 10/3/2005

12 Bachelor of Education (Science) 9/8/2005

13 Bachelor of Science 9/8/2005

14 Bachelor of Management Information Systems 30/03/2008

15 Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) 12/09/2008.


17 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 24/03/2010

18 Bachelor of Education Arts 23/092010

19 Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications 23/092010

Master Programmes




12. Mt. Kenya University (2011)




2 Bachelor of Biomedical Laboratory Science 30/06/2008

3 Bachelor of Pharmacy 12/9/2008

4 Bachelor of Business Management 24/03/2010

5 Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine 24/03/2010

6 Bachelor of Counselling 24/03/2010



13. Africa International University (2011)

Master Programmes


1 Master of Divinity 17/12/2008

2 Master of Arts in Church History 17/12/2008

3 Master of Arts in Mission Studies 17/12/2008

4 Master of Arts in Biblical Translation Studies 17/12/2008

5 Master of Arts in Christian Education 25/03/2009

6 Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministries 25/03/2009

14. Kenya Highlands Evangelical University (2011)



1 Bachelor of Arts Pastoral Theology 12/9/2008

2 Bachelor of Christian Education 12/9/2008


UNIVERSITIES WITH LETTERS OF INTERIM AUTHORITY

1 .Kiriri Women’s University of Science and Technology (2002)



1 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 2002

2 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics 2002

3 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 29/06/2006

2. Aga Khan University (2002)



1 Bachelor of Science in Nursing 2002

Master Programmes


1 Master of Science in Internal Medicine 19/03/2004

2 Master of Science in Imaging and Diagnostic Radiology 19/03/2004

3 Master of Medicine in Surgery 19/03/2004

4 Master of Medicine in Clinical Pathology 28/11/2005

5 Master of Medicine in Anatomic Pathology 28/11/2005

6 Master of Medicine in Anaesthesiology 28/11/2005

7 Master of Medicine in Paediatrics and Child Health 15/06/2007

8 Master of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 15/06/2007

9 Master of Medicine in Family Medicine 16/12/2011


3. GRETSA University (2006)



1 Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management 19/03/2004



4. Great Lakes University of Kisumu (2006)




2 Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Theology 30/06/2008

3 Bachelor of Science in Agri-business 12/9/2008

4 Bachelor of Science in Community Health and Health Development 23/03/2011

5 Bachelor of Science in Community Nutrition 23/03/2011


7 Bachelor of Information Technology 25/06/2012

Master Programmes


1 Master of Science in Community Health and Development 19/03/2004

2 Master of Science in Agribusiness Management 23/03/2011

5. KCA University (2007)



1 Bachelor of Commerce (Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management) 30/03/2007

2 Bachelor of Commerce (Entrepreneurship) 25/06/2012

3 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 30/03/2007



Master Programmes


1 Master of Business Administration (Corporate Managemen 29/09/2009

2 Master of Science in Commerce 23/06/2010

3 Master of Science in Data Communication 23/09/2010

4 Master of Business of Administration 28/06/2011



1 Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Governance 16/11/2009

2 Postgraduate Diploma in Education 27/09/2011


6. Presbyterian University of East Africa (2007)








Master Programmes



7. Adventist University of Africa (2008)

Masters Programmes


1 Master of Arts Pastoral Theology 28/03/2008

2 Master of Arts in Leadership 28/03/2008

3 Master of Arts in Missiology 23/09/2010


8. Inoorero University (2009)




2 Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology 30/03/2007

3 Bachelor of Management & Office Administration 24/03/2010

4 Bachelor of Information Science 23/06/2010

5 Bachelor of Procurement 16/12/2010


9. The East African University (2010)



1 Bachelor of Business Management 24/03/2010

2 Bachelor of Computer Science and Information Technology 23/09/2010

10. Management University of Africa (2011)



1 Bachelor of Management and Leadership 24/03/2010

2 Bachelor of Arts. In Development Studies 28/06/2011

11. GENCO University (2011)



1 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

(Human Resource & Marketing) 23/09/2010

2 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

(Accounting) 23/03/2011


INSTITUTIONS WITH CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

(Both Registered in 1989)

1. East African School of Theology



1 Bachelor of Arts in Church Educational Ministries 27/09/2011

2 Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies 27/09/2011

3 Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies 27/09/2011

2. Nairobi International School of Theology



1 Master of Divinity 23/06/2010

2 Master of Arts in Counselling 27/09/2011


Appendix 2.0: Validated Post Secondary Schools Institutions (PSSIs) Diploma Programmes as of 30th June 2012.

The listed programmes and institutions have satisfied the provisions of the Universities Act CAP 210B of 1985 and the provisions of Rule 7 (1) of (Co-ordination of Post Secondary School Institutions for University Education) Rules, 2004, and the standards of academic excellence stipulated by the Commission.

INSTITUTION PROGRAMME LOCATION

Kenya School of Professional Studies

Diploma in Information Technology P.O Box 60550-00200 Nairobi. Inorero Centre, Parklands. Tel 3750255-8 Fax: 3750260

Diploma in Business & Office Management

Diploma in Archives and Record Management

Diploma in Management

Diploma in Law

Australian Studies Institute

Diploma in Business (Comprising of Diploma and Advanced Diploma)

P.O Box 25520-00603 Centro House, Westlands Nairobi

Diploma of Computing & Information Technology (Comprising of Diploma and Advanced Diploma)

Centre for Tourism Training & Research, Wildlife Clubs of Kenya

Diploma in Tourism & Wildlife Management

P.O Box 20184-00200 Langata Nairobi Tel: 891904, 891906

Augustana College Diploma in information Technology P.O Box 53942-00200 Ngong Rd. Professional Centre. Tel: 8560890,8562492 0721376622 Fax: 8503934

Institute of Advanced Technology

Diploma in Computer Studies (Comprising diploma and Advanced Diploma)

P.O Box 14201-00800 Symphony Place, Westlands, Nairobi Tel: 4440256, 4440438



Consolata Institute of Philosophy

Diploma in Philosophy

Diploma in Religious Studies

P.O Box 49789-100 Langata Nairobi Tel: 890638

Holy Rosary College Tala Diploma in Information Technology P.O Box 55 Tala, Kangundo Tel: 044-621522

Thika Institute of Technology

Diploma in Information Technology

P.O Box 342-01000 Thika Tel 067-21788,22014, Fax: 067-31213

Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science

Diploma in Science Laboratory Technology

Diploma in Clinical Medicine

Diploma in Business Administration

Diploma in Animal Health and Production

Kenya Institute of Professional Counseling

Diploma in Psychological Counseling

P.O Box 33857-00600 View Park Towers/City Hall Annex Nairobi Tel: 2088433

Diploma in Economic Crimes Management

Diploma in Psychology and Criminology

Diploma in Forensic Psychological Counseling Diploma in Intelligence and Forensic Management (of Egerton University)

Diploma in Criminal Justice Administration (of Egerton University) Diploma in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling( of Egerton University)

Diploma in Child Counseling and Psychotherapy (of Egerton University)

Diploma in Counselor Training and Supervision (of Egerton University)



Nairobi Institute of Technology


Diploma in Architecture

P.O Box 66443-00800 Westlands, Nairobi. Tel. 3751636, 3740536

Jaffrey Institute of Professional Studies

Diploma in Information Technology P.O Box 82522 Kizingo, Mombasa Tel: 041-315843

AMREF International Training Centre

Diploma in Community Health P.O Box 00506-27691 Langata, Tel: 6993000 Fax : 609518

Wisemen Training & Consultants Ltd

Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 109- 00517 Union Towers Nairobi. Tel: 313031,317718 Diploma in Information Systems

Intel College Diploma in Computing P.O Box 48620-100 Spring Valley, Westlands Nairobi Tel: 4182646

Oshwal College Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 44691-00100 Parklands , Nairobi. Tel: 3747905,3748005 Diploma in Management of Information

Systems

Graffins College Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 13800-00800 Westlands off Mpaka Rd. Tel: 3743339,3747129 Diploma in Management of Information

Systems

Loreto College Msongari Diploma in Information Technology P.O Box 910-00606 Lavington Nairobi Tel: 4443892 Fax:4453092

Regional Institute of Business Management

Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 50881-00200 Pioneer House ,Nairobi. Tel 311416,311417



Kenya Armed Forces Technical College

Diploma in Computer Technology P.O Box 19120-00501 Old Airport, Embakasi Nairobi Tel: 823296 Ext 3399

Thika College for Sharia & Islamic Studies

Diploma in Islamic Studies P.O Box 4658-0100 Off Thika – Garissa Rd. Makongeni Estate, Thika Municipality Tel: 067-30732 Fax: 067-30732

Diploma in Islamic Shariah

Swiss Management Academy (K)

Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 7044-00100 Thigiri Ridge, New Muthaiga, Nairobi. Te: 2730861,2730861 2730082

Regional Institute for Mapping of Resources for Development

Diploma in Information Technology P.O Box 632-00618 Kasarani, Nairobi Tel: 861775,861675

Kima International School of Theology

Diploma in Bible & Theology P.O Box 75 Maseno KIMA Mission Station, Vihiga District Tel : 0734- 923403 0721-921327

Nairobi Institute of Business Studies

Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 49962-00100 Co-operative Bank House. Haile Selassie Avenue Te: 241434,253316


Co-operative College of Kenya

Diploma in Co-operative Management

P.O Box 24814-00502 Co-operative College Ushirika Rd. Karen Te: 891401/4 Diploma in Co-operative Banking



Paul Mark Training Institute

Diploma in Biblical Studies & Counseling


Sayi Christian Centre, Kobos Rd. Opp. Fanana House, Kondele Estate, Kisumu City.

Tec Institute of Management

Diploma in Business Administration P.O Box 69577-00400 Nyaku House, Argwings Kodhek Rd. Hurlingham Tel: 2721329

Pioneer International College

Diploma in Information Technology P.O Box 33421 – 00600 Muranga Road, Ngara, Nairobi Tel: 020-3753341/2

National Defence College Postgraduate Diploma in International Studies (of University of Nairobi)

P.O Box 24381 – 00502 71 Warai Road North, Karen, Nairobi. Tel: 020-883549

Digital Advisory and Learning Centre

Diploma in Computing(Comprising of Standard, Advanced, Professional and High Professional Diplomas of Cambridge and for Oxford Association Managers)

P.O Box 5172 – 00506 5th & 2nd Floor, Soin Arcade, Westlands, Nairobi. Tel: 020- 4450824

Diploma in Business Management (Comprising of Standard, Advanced, Professinal and Higher Professional Diplomas of Cambridge and Oxford Association of Managers).

National Intelligence Academy

Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic and Security Studies

P.O Box 30091- 00100, Off Thika Road, Ruaraka Nairobi. Tel: 020 – 8560312



Kenya Utalii College

Diploma in Hotel Management P.O. Box 31052 – 00600 Nairobi. Thika Rd. Kasarani, Nairobi.

Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management

Cornerstone Training Institute

Diploma in Business Management ( Comprising of Diploma part 1 and 2 and Advanced Diploma of ABE, UK).

P.O. Box 3573 – 00200 Nairobi. Development House Moi Avenue, 12th Floor.

Kenya College of Communications Technology

Diploma in Computer Science (Comprising of International Advanced Diploma in Computer Science of NCC Education, UK).

P.O. Box 43706 – 00100 Nairobi, Mbagathi Campus, Off Rd. Nairobi.

Kenya Institute of Management

Diploma in Management (Business Management)

P.O. Box 43706 – 00100 Nairobi, The Management Centre, Kapiti Road, Off Mombasa Rd. South C, Nairobi.

Diploma in Management (Human Resource)

Diploma in Management (Marketing Management)

Diploma in Management (Project Management)

Diploma in Management (Public Relations Management)

Diploma in Management (Non-Government Organizations Management)

Diploma in Management (Health Care Management)

Diploma in Management (Total Quality Management)

Diploma in Management (Purchasing and Supplies)

Diploma in Management (Enterprise Management)



Nairobi Aviation College Diploma in Business Management

(Comprising of Diploma Part 1, Diploma Part 2, and Advanced Diploma of ABE, UK)

P.O Box 2018-00100, Nairobi, Uchumi House 3rd and 4th Floor, Aga Khan Walk, Nairobi.

Diploma in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality (Comprising of Certificate, Diploma & Advanced Diploma of ABE, U.K.)

Diploma in Business Administration (KIE/KNEC

Diploma in Information Technology (KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Social Work and Community Development (KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Food and Beverages Production, Sales and Service Management (KIE/KNEC)

Higher Diploma in Catering and Accommodation Management (KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering (Airframe and Engine(KIE/KNEC)

Computer Pride Training Centre

Diploma in Business Management (Comprising of Diploma Part 1 & 2 and Advanced Diploma of ABE, UK)

P.O. Box 42656 – 00100, NAIROBI, ICEA Building 1st Floor, Kenyatta Avenue. Tel: 020-221973 Fax:020- 250951

Diploma in Computer Science (Comprising of International Advanced Diploma in Computer Science of NCC, UK)



Zetech College P.O Box2768 – 00200,Nairobi, Reliance Cenre, Woodvale Grove, Westlands, Tel: 020-32049

Diploma in Business Administration (JKUAT)

Diploma in Purchase Supplies (JKUAT)

Diploma in Information Technology (JKUAT)

Defence Staff College Diploma in Strategic Studies (UON), P.O Box 24232 – 00502, Karen, Nairobi. Westwood Park Road, Karen, Nairobi.

Post Graduate Diploma in Strategic Studies (UON)

Premese Africa Development Institute

Diploma in Community Development (KIE/KNEC)

P.O. Box 25942 – 00504 Nairobi, Villa Franca Campus Off Mombasa Road. Tel: 020 – 828484/5/6 Fax: 020-3568534/5

Diploma in Social Work and Welfare (KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Business Administration (KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Earlychild Hood Education (KIE/KNEC)

Kenya Institute of Social Work and Community Development

Diploma in Social Work and Welfare (of KIE/KNEC)

P.O. Box 57961 – 00200, Nairobi, NACICO Co-op Plaza, Landies Rd, Nairobi. Tel: 020-2248637 Fax: 020-247539

Diploma in Community Development (KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Human Resource Management (KIE/KNEC)

Kenya Association of Professional Counsellors

Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Studies (University of Manchester, UK)

P.O Box 55472 – 00200, Nairobi, KAPC-SCS, Premises Tel: 786310



East Africa School of Journalism

Diploma in Journalism and Communication (University of Nairobi)

P.O Box 2310 – 00100, Nairobi Union Towers, Moi Avenue, Mama Ngina Street, Nairobi. Tel:020-80070778

Dreamline College

Diploma in Information Technology (KIE/KNEC, Kenya)

Diploma in Business Management (of ABE, UK)

Diploma in Media Studies (of City and Guilds, UK).

P.O. Box 2218 – 00100, Nairobi. Ambank House, University Way, Nairobi. Tel: 020- 244217 Fax: 020 – 244217

Elgonview College Diploma in Information Technology (of Moi University)

P.O. Box 2340 – 30100, Eldoret.College House, Oloo Street, Eldoret Municipality, Uasin Gichu District. Tel: 053-2033635

Diploma in Business Management (of Moi University)

Diploma in Human Resource Management (of Moi University)

Alphax College Diploma in Information Technology (of JKUAT)

P.O. Box 6516 – 30100, Eldoret. Alfax Building, ITEN road, Eldoret Municipality, Uasin Gichu District. Tel: 053-2060127 Fax: 053-2060154

Diploma in Business Administration (of JKUAT)

Diploma in Media Studies (of City and Guilds, UK).

Kenya Christian Industrial Training Institute

Diploma in Information Technology (of KIE/KNEC)

P.O. Box 71083 – 00622, Nairobi. 5th Street, Eastleigh section II, Nairobi. Tel: 6766805/6763571

Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (of City and Guilds, UK).



Amicus School Diploma in Earl Childhood Education (of Froebel College of Education, Dublin, Ireland)

P.O. Box 41430 – 00100, Nairobi. Kingara Road, Thomsan Estate,Lavington Area, Nairobi. Tel: 570965

Institute of Personnel Management (IPM)

Diploma in Personnel Management (KIE/KNEC

P.O. Box 6132 – 00100 Nairobi National Bank of Kenya Building, Harambee Ave. Diploma in Human Resource

Management (of KIE/KNEC)

Africa International College (AICO) Kesses

Diploma in Community Development (of KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Business Administration (of KIE/KNEC)

Diploma in Information Technology (of KIE/KNEC

P.O. Box 70, Eldoret Moi University Metro Towers/Sirgoek House

Riccatti Business of East Africa (RBCEA)

Diploma in Community Development (of University of Nairobi)

P.O. Box 49624-00100 Agriculture House/Tigoni Campus near Limuru Girls Nairobi Diploma in Business Administration (of

ABE, UK)

Muranga College of Technology

Diploma in Information Technology (of JKUAT)

P.O. Box 75 – 10200 Kiharu Location, Muranga

Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital Training Centre, Eldoret

Diploma in Registered Community Health Nursing (of Nursing Council of Kenya)

P.O. Box 3 – 30100 Eldoret, Nandi Rd, Kapsoya Location, Uasin Gishu

TES College Diploma in Business Administration (KEMU)

P.O. Box 274 – 10300 Kerugoya

Diploma in Information Technology (KEMU)

Diploma in Guidance and Counseling (KEMU)



Trans-Eastern Airlines Aviation College

Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering - Airframes and Engines (of KIE/KNEC)

P.O. Box 53779 – 00200 Bomas of Kenya – Nairobi Tel:020-890111/2 0721916945/0734820717

Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering – Communication and Navigation (of KIE/KNEC)

Intraglobal Training Institute

Diploma in Business Administration (of KIE/KNEC)

P.O. Box 9469 – 00300 Commonwealth House, Moi Avenue, Nairobi. Tel: 020-243202/310314 0722767583/0734961743

Kenya Institute of Professional Studies

• Diploma in Hotel and Catering Management (ICM)

• Diploma in Information Technology (KIE/KNEC)

• Diploma in Business Management (ABE)

• Diploma in Tour Guiding and Administration (ICM)

P.O. Box 11696-00400 Afya Centre, Tom Mboya Street, Nairobi Tel:020-22422131/311218

Vision Institute of Professionals


• Diploma in Business Management (KIE/KNEC)

P.O. Box 27651-00506 Paramount Plaza, Muranga Road, Nairobi Tel:020-3742819/3742863 3744083

Dima College • Diploma in Travel, Tours and Hospitality Management (IATA)

• Diploma in Business Administration and Management (KASNEB)


P.O. Box 48379-00200, Hamburg House, Tom Mboya Street, Nairobi Tel:020:2219899/2244815

Shang Tao Media Arts College

• Diploma in 3D Animation and Multimedia (EXDEXCEL/BTEC/UK)

P.O. Box 60939-00200 Hazina Towers, Monrovia Street/University Way, Tel:020-2214669/

0720-268986



Kenya School of Monetary Studies

• Diploma in Business Sciences (with options in: - Banking and Financial Services - Islamic Financial Services - Organizational Development - Microfinance - Business Information

Technology - Finance

P.O. Box 65041-00618 Ruaraka, Nairobi Tel:020-8646000/0727-600668/0733-600668

Sacred Training Institute- Bungoma

• Diploma in Business Management • Diploma in Community

Development

P. O. Box 8771-00201, Nairobi Siritanyi Campus –Bungoma Tel: 072162497 Fax: 020272085 Website: www.sti.co.ke

East African School of Business Studies

• Diploma in Business Management (ABE – UK)

• Diploma in Business Information Systems (ABE – UK)

P. O. Box 10528 – 00100, Nairobi Kenyatta Av. I & M Towers, Muindi Mbingu Street Website: www.easbscollege.com

Tel: 020 2053052 Fax: 020 318420

The Kenya Medical Training College

Diploma in Environmental Health P. O. Box 30195 – 00100, Nairobi – KMTC – Old Mbagathi Rd Tel: 020 2725711 Fax: 020 2722907

The College of Insurance Diploma in Insurance P. O. Box 56928 – 00200 Nairobi Tel: 020 2348395 – 6

Maranatha College of Professional Studies

Diploma in Social Work P. O. Box 20138 – 00200 Nairobi – Coffee Plaza, Nairobi Tel: 020 2245877

http://www.easbscollege.com/



Bungoma Teachers Training Institute

Diploma in Early Childhood P. O. Box 2633, Bungoma Sikusi, Bungoma Central District Tel: 0722 359231 Website: www.bti.ac.ke

Compuera College, Nairobi

Diploma in Business Management (ABE – UK)

P. O. Box 44526 – 00100, Nairobi 1st Floor Development House Tel: 020 313091/2 Fax: 020 313095

Kenya Aeronautical College

- Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering (Mechanical)

- Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering (Avionics)

P. O. Box 6372 – 00200,

This certificate of validation does not apply to any other programme offered in the institution. The certificate is valid subject to the institution maintaining the standards of quality set by the Commission.


Appendix 3.0: Post Secondary Institutions (PSSIs) Granted Authority to Collaborate with Universities in the specified Approved Programmes as of 30th June 2012

POST SECONDARY SCHOOL INSTITUTION

UNIVERSITY/ INSTITUTION

PROGRAMME ADDRESS

AMREF International Training Centre

Moi University Diploma in Community Health

P.O Box 00506-27691 Langata, Tel 6993000 Fax 609518

Nairobi Institute of Technology

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology


P.O Box 66443-00800 Westlands, Nairobi. Tel. 3751636, 3740536

Diploma in Architecture

Holy Rosary College Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology


P.O Box 55 Tala, Kangundo Tel: 044-621522

Centre for Tourism Training and Research, Wildlife Clubs of Kenya

Moi University Diploma in Tourism and Wildlife Management

P.O Box 20184-00200 Langata Nairobi Tel: 891904, 891906

Kenya School of Professional Studies *1


Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

P.O Box 60550-00200 Nairobi. Inorero Centre, Parklands. Tel 3750255-8 Fax: 3750260

Bachelor of Business and Office Management Bachelor of Commerce and Business Administration

Australian Studies Institute

Edith Cowan University, Australia

Bachelor of Business P.O Box 25520-00603 Centro House, Westlands Nairobi Bachelor of Information

Technology Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Kenya Armed Forces Technical College


Diploma in Computer Technology

P.O Box 19120-00501 Old Airport, Embakasi Nairobi Tel: 823296 Ext 3399

Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology




PROGRAMME ADDRESS

Loreto College, Msongari



P.O Box 910-00606 Lavington Nairobi Tel: 4443892 Fax:4453092


Intel College University of Sunderland

Bachelor of Science in Applied Business Computing

P.O Box 48620-100 Spring Valley, Westlands Nairobi Tel: 4182646

Master of Business Administration Master of Business Management

Institute of Advanced Technology

University of Hudderfield, UK

Bachelor of Science in Computing & Internet Systems

P.O Box 14201-00800 Symphony Place, Westlands, Nairobi Tel: 4440256, 4440438 Maseno University Bachelor of Science in

Information and Communication Technology Management

Graffins College Limkokwing University, College of Creative Technology Malaysia

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

P.O Box 13800-00800 Westlands rd. Off Mpaka Rd. Tel: 3743339,3747129

Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

University of Sunderland, U.K.

Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)

Thika College for Sharia & Islamic Studies *2

International University of Africa, Khartoum

Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies

P.O Box 4658-0100 Off Thika – Garissa Rd. Makongeni Estate, Thika Municipality Tel: 067-30732 Fax: 067-30732

Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Sharia

Tec Institute of Management

University of Wales, UK

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

P.O Box 69577-00400 Nyaku House, Argwings Kodhek Rd. Hurlingham Tel: 2721329

Wisemen Trainers Consultants *3

Limkokwing University, Malaysia

Bachelor of Business Administration

P.O Box 109- 00517 Union Towers Nairobi. Tel: 313031,317718 Institute of

Technology, Australia Master of Business Administration




PROGRAMME ADDRESS

KIMA International School of Theology

Global University Diploma in Bible & Theology

P.O Box 75 Maseno KIMA Mission Station, Vihiga District Tel : 0734- 923403 0721-921327

Paul Mark Training Institute

International Christian University, Kiev

Diploma in Bible Studies & Counseling

P.O Box 4087 Sayi Christian Centre, Kobos Rd. Opp Fanana House, Kondele Estate, Kisumu City Tel: 057-2027117

Bachelor of Theology

Swiss Management Academy

Swiss Academy, Switzerland


P.O Box 7044-00100 Thigiri Ridge, New Muthaiga, Nairobi. Tel2730861, 2730861 2730082

Augustana College Jomo Kenyatta University of agriculture and Technology

Diploma in information Technology


P.O Box 53942-00200 Ngong Rd. Professional Centre, Nairobi. Tel: 8560890,8562492 0721376622 Fax: 8503934

National Intelligence Academy

University of Nairobi Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic and Security Studies.

P.O Box 30091 – 00100 Off Thika Road, Ruaraka, NAIROBI TEL: 020 -8560312

National Defence College

University of Nairobi

Postgraduate Diploma in International Studies.

P.O. Box 24381 –00502 71 Warai Road North, Karen, Nairobi TEL: 020 – 883549

Regional Institute of Business Management

Maseno University Bachelor of Business Management(BBM)

P.O. Box 50881 – 00200, Pioneer House, Nairobi. Tel: 311416,311417




PROGRAMME ADDRESS

Oshwal College University of Greenwich, United Kingdom (UK)

Bachelor of Computing P.O Box 44691 – 00100, Parklands, Nairobi. Tel: 3747905,3748005 Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in

Business Studies

Kenya Institute of Professional Counseling (KIPC)

Egerton University Bachelor of Psychology P.O. Box 33857 – 00600 Nairobi

View Park Towers/City Hall Annex

Bachelor of Criminology and Security Studies

Dreamline College *4 Kampala International University – Uganda

Bachelor in Business Administration

P.O. Box 26351 – 00100. Nairobi Ambank House

Bachelor in Computer Science

Elgon View College

Moi University Diploma in Business Information Technology

P.O. Box 2340 – 30100 Eldoret , College House Diploma in Business

Management

Diploma in Human Resource Management

Diploma in Hotel and Restaurant Management

Bugema University Bachelor of Business Administration

Africa International College (AICO), Kesses *5

Mt Kenya University Bachelor of Business Information Technology

P.O. Box 70, Eldoret Moi Univesity, Metro Towers & Sirgoek House

Muranga College of Technology

JKUAT Diploma in Information Technology

P.O. Box 75 - 10200 Kiharu Location, Muranga Tel. 060 30267/9


Pioneer International College

JKUAT Diploma in Information Technology

P.O. Box 33421 – 00600 Nairobi. (Ngara Nairobi)

Zetech College JKUAT Bachelor of Commerce P.O. Box 2768 – 00200 Reliance Centre, Woodvale Grove, Westlands, Nairobi Tel: 4452761/3007761

Bachelor of Mass Communication




PROGRAMME ADDRESS

Riccatti Business College of East Africa (RBCEA)

University of Nairobi Diploma in Community Development

P.O. Box 49624-00100, Nairobi, Agriculture House/Tigoni Campus near Limuru Girls

Kenya Utalii College *6

University of Nairobi Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management

P.O. Box 31052 – 00600 Nairobi, Thika Rd.

Bachelor of Science in Travel and Tourism Management

TES College Kenya Methodist University, (KEMU)

Meru


P.O. Box 274 – 10300 Kerugoya Diploma in Business

Administration

Diploma in Guidance and Counseling




PROGRAMME ADDRESS

Computer Pride Training Centre *7

Middlesex, UK Bachelor of Science (Honours) Information Technology

Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Information Systems

Bachelor of Science (Honours) Computer Science

P.O. Box 42656-00100 ICEA Building, Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi Tel: 020-2221973/2221895/2220501

Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM)

Open University of Tanzania (OUT)

Bachelor of Human Resource Management

P.O. Box 6132 – 00300 NAIROBI, National Bank Building

This authority to collaborate does not apply to any other programme offered in the institution. The authority to collaborate is valid subject to the institution maintaining the standards of quality set by the Commission.

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