The Dean School of Law, Prof. Kiarie Mwaura has sent an official communication to all students  on resumption of face to face Learning/ Online learning 2021 dated January 15, 2021.  

In the Memo, the Dean notes the position of the School board even as he said that a committee had been formed to weigh in on whether it would be possible for the School of Law campuses to handle the crowd of students and still put the Covid-19 preventive measures in place for resumption of face to face learning.

In a memo sent out to all the University staff, the University's Library services have scheduled a verification process for all turnitin users in the University community. 

The process which was approved by the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs, Prof. Julius Ogeng'o currently requires all supervisors and instructors to complete any pending work before the resetting of  accounts and save the relevant reports that may be required for future reference by January 21, 2021. 

Good News! as the University of Nairobi is developing a policy on remarking the students exam papers. The policy which will address student grievances on wrong grades or wrongfully marked papers has a step by step guide on how a student qualifies for a remark.

Process of Initiating Remarking of students’ examination scripts on request

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To provide training and the necessary skills for the conception, design, and implementation of development policies. Our focus is on International Development with a trans-disciplinary approach to the economic and social problems of developing and transition countries.

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