Introduction to the University of Eldoret:

Introduction: The University of Eldoret is an important institution of higher learning in Kenya, committed to providing high-quality education through teaching, research and innovation, and providing students with knowledge, skills and abilities to meet the challenges of society and the workplace.

History and establishment:

Established in 1946 by white settlers as a large farmer training center.

In 1984, it was transformed into a teacher training college and renamed Moi Teacher Training College, offering a science teacher training diploma.

In 1990, it was taken over by Moi University as a campus due to enrollment issues and renamed Chepkoilele Campus.

In August 2010, it was upgraded to a university college, named Chepkoilele University College, and is a constituent college of Moi University.

In March 2013, it was granted a charter by the President and renamed the University of Eldoret.

School Strength:

Student Size: More than 25,000 undergraduates and more than 8,000 postgraduates.

Course Setting: Provides undergraduate and postgraduate courses at multiple levels, covering agriculture, business, education, engineering and other fields.

Institutional Nature: Public University.

Educational Philosophy: Give future leaders the knowledge, skills and abilities to define their own personal and collective future, promote diversified thinking, advocate free expression and exploration, equal opportunities, individual rights and personal and professional ethics.

Key Laboratories and Disciplines: There are no particularly outstanding key laboratories. In terms of disciplines, agriculture, education, engineering and other disciplines are its traditional advantageous disciplines, and have a certain influence and recognition in the local area.

Faculty: The school has the College of Agriculture and Biotechnology, the College of Business and Management Sciences, the College of Education, the College of Engineering, the College of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resources Management, the College of Arts and Human Development, the College of Science, etc.

Ranking: There is no clear ranking by international authoritative ranking agencies, but it is an important public university in Kenya and occupies an important position in the local higher education field.

Fees: There is no exact comprehensive fee information. Generally speaking, as a public university, the tuition fees are lower than those of private universities, and the specific fees vary depending on the course.

Campus environment: The main campus is located in Eldoret Town, a certain distance from the city center. The environment is relatively quiet and suitable for study and research. The campus has modern teaching facilities, libraries, sports facilities, etc., providing students with good learning and living conditions, and there is also a town campus.