St Paul’s University ( SPU ) – private nonprofit higher education institution in Kenya. SPU began its history in 1989. The university has an urban campus in Kiambu. St Paul’s University occupies an important place in the country’s education system. Teaching is carried out at the highest level, and the educational process meets international standards. Despite being one of the youngest educational institutions, St Paul’s University it ranks in the national ratings of Kenya. Application process and the cost of tuition. It is important to mention that the applicants are evaluated based on the previous academic performance.
The academic calendar consists of trimesters. Studying bachelor’s at SPU is relatively inexpensive – only 2,500 USD per year. Those who wish to get their master’s degree here should be ready to spend at least 2,500 USD per year. In addition to low tuition fees the university provides the students with extra financial assistance in the form of scholarships. Some students can’t attend full-time programs, especially for them the university created special online programs. On the official website of the university ( http://www.spu.ac.ke ) you can read more about the programs and associated tuition fees. The composition of the university.
St Paul’s University is quite small, with 4000 students attending its classes. Foreign citizens can submit their applications along with the local students. At SPU the academic staff counts 199 various specialists. Both students and the academic staff can participate in the university’s international exchange programs. You can find the university on Twitter , Facebook , which might tell you more about the day to day life of SPU. Infrastructure of SPU. The university has a dedicated library. The campus dormitories that can be offered to the students upon request