School of Engineering & Built Environment

KyU Students during practicals in the Mechanical Engineering Workshop well equipped with state of the art equipments

State of the Art Equipment on Display at KyU Engineering Workshop

KyU's B.Tech Construction & Property Management Y2Sem2 students on an academic trip to Cytonn Investments Apartments - Ruaka on January 31, 2020.

The academic trip was meant to provide the KyU Students with a hands on experience and insights into the real estate sector and the entire construction industry.

A Cytonn Investment Engineer gives an educational talk to the B.Tech Construction & Property Management Y2Sem2 students

BTech Mechanical Engineering students on internal attachment participate in a practical session at Sagana Technical Institute on May 30, 2019.

BTech Electronic and Computer Engineering students on internal attachment participate in a practical session at Jeremiah Nyaga Technical Institute on May 30, 2019.

BTech Construction and Property Management students undertaking internal attachment participate in a practical session at Ministry of Public Works, Kerugoya on May 30, 2019

Message from the Dean School of Engineering & Built Environment

Welcome to the School of Engineering and Built Environment. Engineering is a core component of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), a major driving force in emerging trends of the 21^st knowledge–based-economy.

The School is cognizant of the growing demand for highly skilled, innovative and creative manpower in the current job-market there by offering market driven diploma and degree programs to address the gap. It aims at producing technical and practical oriented graduates and we endeavor to do this by coupling our programmes with the highly skilled trainers and modern engineering tools/equipment in our engineering state of the art workshops.

Guided by the market survey and demands from our stakeholders, the school currently offers degree and diploma programmes in mechanical, electrical, building, water and production engineering areas. These programs are geared towards producing a graduate who is highly trained in skills and technical knowhow in readiness to meeting the enormous skilled -manpower demand in firms and industries both locally and internationally.

Once again, welcome to the School of Engineering and Built Environment.

Peter Wanjohi, PhD.

Dean-SEBE