Maasai Mara University portrays itself as a reservoir of the country’s culture and intellectual elite with the obligation to champion social, political and economic change in society through professional extension services and influencing policy. In the heart of South Rift Region of Kenya Republic, at the forefront of innovation, Maasai Mara University is home to the seventh wonder of the world- The Maasai Mara National Game Reserve.
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Prof. Mary K. Walingo, Ph.D
Welcome to Maasai Mara University. The vision we hold as a 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. We offer high-quality, branded graduands whose image is recognizable among consumers in the corporate world by creating a sense of confidence among consumers who send the daughters and sons here. Read More
Successful launch of European Space Agency’s AEOLUS Satellite at the Kourou Space Centre
The European Space Agency Advisory Committee on Earth Observation (Professor Jacquie McGlade- Director of Sekenani Space and Resilience Research Centre on far right) in Mission Control at Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana ready for the launch. Aeolus in the Launch Tower with the VEGA rocket system. A successful launch at 21:20 GMT (23:20 CEST, 18:20 local time) on 22 August. 55 minutes after launch, Vega’s upper stage delivered Aeolus into orbit and contact was established through the Troll ground station in Antarctica at 00:30 CEST on 23 August. September 12th first wind data is released, showing large-scale easterly and westerly winds between Earth’s surface and the lower stratosphere, including jet streams.
This is just the first step. The Sekenani Space and Resilience Research Centre at the Maasai Mara University will be using these data and many others from a wide array of platforms to tell us what is happening in our environment.Read More
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International Research Meeting at the Tony Lapham Predator Research Hub
On Saturday 15th September, international and Kenyan researchers, funders. community leaders and trusts met at the Tony Lapham Predator Research Hub in the Mara to exchange the latest research findings on predators and human-wildlife interactions in the Mara ecosystem and to discuss the creation of a new Greater Mara Research Co-ordination centre to address key wildlife conservation and socio-economic development issues in the Greater Mara ecosystem. Read More
Mara TVET Training Project
A team from Maasai Mara University comprising of the Director (Linkages and Collaborations), Director (PSSP & TVET), Director (Sekenani Resilience and Space Research Centre) and Ag. Deputy Registrar (Academic Affairs) held a meeting Read More
Maji taka yastawisha bustani katika chuo kikuu cha Maasai Mara
Chinese Academy of Sciences, visited MMARAU
A delegation of 7 members from Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, visited African Medicinal Botanical Garden (AMBG) and Wastewater Effluent Management System (WEMS) of the Maasai Mara University as part of the cooperation between the University and Chinese Counterparts to enhance the established cooperation. Read More
Donation of Laboratory Equipment by Chinese Academy of Sciences
Maasai Mara University and Wuhan Botanical Garden of Chinese Academy of Sciences have partnered to jointly support scientific research through equipping University Laboratories and promoting staff and students exchange programs. The donated equipment will Read More