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In line with the provisions of the Technical University of Kenya (TU-K) Income Generation Policy (TU-K/FIN/P003), you are hereby invited to attend a sensitization webinar on the University’s Income Generation Policy. 

The session is welcome to ALL members of staff.

The purpose of the webinar is to enhance awareness and understanding of the policy as well as to promote the effective implementation and sustainability of income-generating initiatives across the University.

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The Technical University of Kenya Joins the SYNAPSE Project to Empower Youth Through Systems Thinking and Virtual Exchange - SYNAPSE

The Technical University of Kenya (TU-K) is proud to announce its participation in the SYNAPSE (System Thinking Virtual Exchange) Project, an Erasmus+ funded initiative that brings together partners from Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa to empower young people through systems thinking, digital collaboration, and intercultural exchange. The TU-K Lead is Prof Levi Mbugua (Director, Center for Innovation and Technology Transfer), and will be assisted by Mr. Ishmael Obonyo (Directorate of Information and Communication Services) and Mr. Isaac Maina (Directorate of Research and Knowledge Management).

The Technical University of Kenya (TU-K) has launched an Automatic Biomethane Potential Analyzer. This is an equipment that will be used for research and training of students in the area of biogas.  The equipment was launched by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor in-charge of Institutional Advancement and Enterprises (IAE) Prof. Paul Wambua, on behalf of TU-K Vice-Chancellor Prof. Benedict Mutua

The Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, Department of Health and Biomedical Sciences is hosting a 5-day training on the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification for Acute Malnutrition (IPC-AMN), aimed to sensitise members of faculty on IPC systems and promote the integration of IPC curriculum within higher education.

TUK, University of Nairobi (UoN), and Japan’s Shimizu Corporation have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening collaboration in human resource development in the construction and engineering sectors. The agreement seeks to enhance skills in engineering education, develop globally competitive talent, and expand opportunities for Kenyan graduates through structured international industry pathways.

The Technical University of Kenya today hosted a high-level delegation from Shimizu Corporation, Japan. The visit happened as both institution prepare for the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding scheduled for tomorrow.

The visit marks a major step forward in the development of a strategic partnership aimed at expanding international training, skills development, and employment opportunities for Kenyan graduates in architecture, civil engineering, and related disciplines. It follows earlier engagements between TU-K, Shimizu Corporation, and the State Department for Higher Education as part of ongoing efforts to establish a Labour Mobility Partnership that will connect Kenyan talent with global industry opportunities.