In a move to ensure graduates possess cutting-edge and relevant skills, Kaimosi Friends University,  School of Business and Economics has initiated a comprehensive review of its academic curriculum. The review aims to align educational offerings with the rapid advancements in knowledge, technology, and the evolving demands of society and modern industry.

Prof. Fred Amimo, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, delivers a key address during the curriculum review workshop, emphasizing the university's commitment to producing highly skilled graduates ready to contribute to Kenya’s economic growth.

The curriculum review workshop, held at an Boma location in Eldoret, was spearheaded by Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Academic, Student Affairs and Research Prof. Fred  Amimo, representing the Vice-Chancellor.

Prof. Amimo emphasized the university's unwavering commitment to adhering to the standards set forth by the Commission for University Education. He stressed the critical importance of developing curricula that are not only robust and up-to-date but also directly address the evolving needs of various industries.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Administration, Planning, Finance, and Development, Prof. Thomas Kipkurgat, echoed this sentiment, underscoring the university's dedication to producing high-quality graduates who can readily contribute to the nation's economic development. He reiterated the institution's focus on ensuring that the academic programs remain relevant and competitive in the current job market.

While specific details of the curriculum changes were not immediately available, the high-level representation at the workshop signals the seriousness with which the university is approaching this crucial undertaking.

A unified effort for academic excellence! Faculty and leadership at Kaimosi Friends University School of Business & Economics pose for a group photo after the opening of curriculum review workshop.

The move by Kaimosi Friends University reflects its commitment to aligning its academic offerings more closely with the needs of the economy. By prioritizing industry relevance and adherence to quality standards, the university aims to enhance the employability of its graduates and contribute meaningfully to the skilled workforce in Kenya.