Prof. Peninah Aloo Obudho
Acting Vice Chancellor.
Welcome to Maasai Mara University, a public University situated 150km the Southwest of Nairobi route to the great Maasai Mara Game Reserve. The vision of the University is to be a World-Class University committed to academic excellence for development. Our Mission is to provide Quality University education through innovative teaching, research, and consultancy services for development. Read More
With more than 2M international tourist arrivals, over 1.5 billion US Estimated tourism receipts, it’s clear that the tourism industry in Kenya is thriving.....
The School of Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Industries is one of the most versatile schools in Maasai Mara University.
The school of science has more than thirty-two (32) teaching staff and a student population of over six hundred students (600). The school members of staff are involved in....
The School of Education is one of the largest Schools in Maasai Mara University. Its main objective is to produce graduands who provide essential services to the nation ......
The School of Business and Economics was initially established as the School of Human Resource Development, Business, and Economics in May 2007,.....
The Centre of Information Communication Technology & E-learning cuts across all the University Departments and sections and seeks to address the issues .......
University Vitural tour
Orientation for First Years, 2022/2023 cohort
Kelvin Mutava’s Role to a UNDP Student Ambassador
Kelvin Mutava is a student leader, Chairperson of Maasai Mara University Students Association (MMUSA). He has a passion for leadership and spends most of his time outside classes pursuing initiatives that promotes and enhances this interest. Mutava is thriving in pursuit of his leadership dreams and enjoys creation of bridges between realms, making new connections, harnessing peace and giving young people hope, inspiration and mentorship.
Mutava has grown, not only within the University but as a global citizen and a leader. This success, he attributes to an opportunity offered to him by the MMUSA family. Having realised his potential as a leader, his journey has been on an ascending trajectory.
One key milestone is manifested in his membership of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Kenya Youth Sounding Board comprising of various youth leaders across Kenya. “I have been serving in the Board as a representative of all the University students in Kenya. I represent the Academia in this Board,” Mutava.
The UNDP Student Ambassador Initiative was a six months programme from 15th February 2022 to July 2022. Students from Norway, Switzerland, Jordan and Kenya had a rare opportunity and privilege to champion for the UNDP agenda in the University context. “I was privileged to represent not only my University but also my country Kenya,” Mutava said.
The programme also championed for other global and local development agenda such as:
Sustainable development goals (SDGs), The vision 2030 agenda, Vision 2063 Africa Blueprint, The United Nations Youth Strategy, “Youth 2030”, People living with disabilities inclusion in the UNDP, Youth decision making in the environment, and youth climate action.
Mutava is a proud recipient of a certificate of appreciation from UNDP. His advice is, “This University is big and full of opportunities. Being a student and a leader has helped me navigate not only within the University but also to find various opportunities and resources”.
The agricultural sector is a leading driver of ecosystem degradation, health externalities, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Agriculture also provides positive benefits such as food for humans, feed for animals, fibres, raw materials, employment and cultural cohesion. Many of the negative and positive impacts are economically invisible, hence unaccounted for in public and private decision-making.
“ADVANCING SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY GLOBALIZED WORLD.”
The Conference seeks to engage academics, administrators, practitioners, education leaders, public policy experts, activists and students alike by offering opportunities for shared learning to enhance knowledge and skills related to the multisectoral responses needed to address the root causes of adversity, vulnerability and trauma linked to immense social, economic and environmental injustice. We invite proposals on a range of topics with an emphasis on multidisciplinary perspectives addressing the following theme and sub-themes:-
1.Environmental Justice and the Climate Crisis
2.Social Justice
3.Economic Justice
4.Global Interconnectedness and Collaboration
5.Environmental Activism, Policy & Advocacy
6.Education, Awareness and Capacity Building Innovation and Technology
7.Leveraging Interdisciplinary Lenses
Events and Activities
seminar for Animal Welfare Club at Maasai Mara University held on 21st March 2023, supported by UFAW Guest, chair of the department, lecturers and students at the seminar Introduction & Opening Remarks Opening remarks and introduction of the programme was
PASTOR DR. DORCAS RIGATHI, ADDRESSES THE FIRST YEAR’S ORIENTATION 2023/2024 ACADEMIC YEAR First-year students were encouraged to focuson their studies to be good citizens and leaders in the future. FIRST YEAR’S ORIENTATION 2023/2024 ACADEMIC YEAR Visit by the Second Lady
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2023 ! MAASAI MARA UNIVERSITY GRADUATION 2023 You can view or download the graduation booklet, bulletin, and other material from here. Attached is the tentative 2023 graduation lists from all schools. Prospective graduands whose names do not appear
THE APPOINTMENT OF DR. VIMAL SHAH AS THE 2ND CHANCELLOR DR. VIMAL SHAH Maasai Mara University, is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Vimal Shah as its new Chancellor by His Excellency the President of the republic of Kenya,
