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Your first step through our gates matters to us. Our staff is on the ground this week, ensuring every incoming first-year student experiences a seamless, well-organised admission from your first checkpoint to final registration. Welcome, Class of 2026!
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Experience the colours, sounds and traditions of 22 communities at #MMUCulturalWeek2026
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16-20 Nov 2026
π Maasai Mara University, Narok
Theme: Rooted in Heritage, United in Culture for Peace, Creativity & Compassion.
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Maasai Mara University, through its Gender Office and the Health Unit, in partnership with other organizations within Narok County, joined stakeholders in commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child under the theme βLet Her Be a Girl First.β
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Peninah Aloo-Obudho, joined by University Management and partners, officially launched the Mazingira Day Roadshow, rallying communities across Narok to take action in protecting, conserving and restoring our environment.
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Today , the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) and Maasai Mara University have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen collaboration in special needs education, assistive technology, research and innovation, marking a significant step towards making inclusive higher education a reality.
The partnership comes at a time when inclusion is evolving and gaining greater prominence across Kenyaβs education sector, with institutions increasingly expected to move beyond access and create environments where learners with disabilities can participate, learn and thrive.
Speaking during the signing, KISE Director Dr. Norman Kiogora described the engagement as timely, noting that it comes at a critical moment in the growth of inclusive education in the country and the world at large .
He appreciated the leadership of Maasai Mara University for spearheading this important agenda.β
Dr. Kiogora said tertiary institutions should emulate Maasai Mara University by deliberately creating inclusive learning environments and ensuring learners with disabilities have access to the support and assistive technologies they require.
The MoU further opens opportunities for innovation and practical learning, including collaboration around KISEβs upcoming Assistive Devices Factory, where university innovators will have opportunities for attachments, exposure and engagement in assistive technology development and production.
Dr. Kiogora commended Maasai Mara University for establishing a dedicated Special Needs Laboratory, describing it as a practical demonstration of the institutionβs commitment to inclusive higher education.
Maasai Mara University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Penninah Aloo-Obudho reaffirmed the universityβs commitment to advancing special needs education and said the partnership with KISE would help translate inclusion from policy into practice.She noted that she commits to making this engagement fruitful through her support .
The MoU brings together assessment, research, innovation and assistive technology around a shared objective: ensuring that learners with disabilities are not left behind in Kenyaβs rapidly evolving higher education landscape.
We are proud of this great partnership with the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE)
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Today, I led the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) delegation to Maasai Mara University for the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at deepening collaboration in special needs education, assistive technology, research and innovation.
This partnership marks an important step in our collective journey towards making inclusive higher education a reality in Kenya.As inclusion continues to gain greater prominence across the education sector, our institutions must move beyond simply providing access. We must deliberately create learning environments where learners with disabilities can participate fully, access the support they need, and thrive.
I appreciate the leadership of Maasai Mara University for embracing this important agenda and for demonstrating a clear commitment to inclusive higher education.I particularly commend the University for establishing a dedicated Special Needs Laboratory. This is a practical demonstration of what it means to intentionally build inclusive learning environments within our institutions of higher learning.
Through this MoU, we are also opening new opportunities for innovation, practical learning and knowledge exchange. Our upcoming KISE Assistive Devices Factory will provide a platform where university innovators can gain practical exposure through attachments, research and engagement in assistive technology development and production.
I believe tertiary institutions across the country can draw valuable lessons from the steps Maasai Mara University is taking to mainstream inclusion.For us at KISE, this partnership reinforces our commitment to ensuring that assessment, research, innovation and assistive technology work together to address the barriers faced by learners with disabilities.
I am grateful to Vice-Chancellor Prof. Penninah Aloo-Obudho and the entire Maasai Mara University leadership for this partnership. I appreciate her commitment to making this engagement fruitful through her support and leadership.
Together, we are taking deliberate steps to ensure that learners with disabilities are not left behind in Kenyaβs rapidly evolving higher education landscape.
Inclusion must move from policy to practice and partnerships such as this one are how we make that happen.
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At Maasai Mara University, we are taking time this week to reflect on how we can serve you better. You matter, and every good service counts.
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Maasai Mara University proudly celebrates its Studentsβ Chairperson, Victor Mitema, for being honoured as the Outstanding East Africa Student President of the Year at the prestigious Jamhuri Campus and TVETs Awards, held at Manzil Hotel, Nairobi.
Maasai Mara University on 28th September 2026, welcomed a delegation from @KeForestService Headquarters, Kenya Forestry College (KFC), Londiani, and the @HELBpage for the opening of a week-long engagement running from 28th September to 2nd October 2026.
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Maasai Mara University Hosts Joint Environmental Clean-Up Activity
On 26th September 2026, @MMaraUniversity hosted a joint clean-up activity led by the @KenyaRedCross Maasai Mara Chapter, bringing together Red Cross volunteers and members of various University clubs.
We hosted a team from National Bank of Kenya; Jenny M, Kanana Muthaura and Kithinji Kitema on a courtesy visit to our Vice-Chancellor, Prof. P. Aloo-Obudho. The talks centred on better fee payment solutions, staff banking services, student internships and financial literacy.
All Students!
Take note of the following Memo from Registrar Academic Affairs on Reactivation of Student Portals for Late Registration of Courses.
BE A LIFE SAVER!
Maasai Mara University, in collaboration with the Kenya Red Cross Youth (Narok Branch), invites you to an intensive First Aid Training session.
How to Register:
Send your training fee to 0720410062 (Milka Okoth) to secure your spot.
Learn. Practice. Save Lives.
Maasai Mara University Rovers were among more than 35 young people who participated in a three-day Messengers of Peace Workshop held from 18th to 20th September 2026 at Maasai Mara Vocational Training College.
Maasai Mara University invites you to an Online International Seminar on Research to Inform Climate Policies and Practice in Africa.
Date: Tuesday, 29 Sep 2026
Time: 9:00 AM β 1:30 PM
zoom.us/j/91236471214
The Department of Business Management invites you to enroll in its Human Resource Professional Courses and become part of a transformative learning journey designed to equip you with relevant knowledge and practical skills for todayβs dynamic workplace.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Peninah Aloo-Obudho, on Wednesday, 23rd September 2026, hosted a delegation from the State Corporation Advisory Committee (SCAC), led by the Chair of the delegation, Mr. Philip Mongo'ny, at Maasai Mara University.
Maasai Mara University today celebrated the pioneering cohort of the Artificial Intelligence for Transformational Educators and Managers (A14TEM) programme as the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Peninah Aloo-Obudho, led University Management in awarding certificates to the graduates.
