On Monday 18th September 2025, The Faculty of Vet.Med was pleased to welcome the class of 2024/2025 KCSE first year students in BVM and Bsc.Wildlife Management and Conservation students at the Dept.of Vet.Anatomy and Physiology,Chiromo Campus.
The registration of the first year students was conducted by the Faculty Management Members led by the Dean, Prof J.D.Mande and the Associate Dean Prof Samuel M.Githigia.
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The Mid-term performance review and cascading of the strategic plan (2023-2027) took place on Tuesday 11th March 2025 at the Department of Clinical Studies Seminar Room.
Thursday 6th March 2025, students from Ngong Technical Training College visited the Faculty of Vet. Medicine and Faculty of Agriculture for a one day Academic trip on practical laboratory skills on various topics
The students were welcomed by Dr. Kipyegon fro Dept. of Clinical studies and then Prof. Mande, Dean Faculty of Veterinary Medicine gave an introductory speech.
The students were divided into four groups and they visited various labs in the two faculties for the practical skill demonstrations.
Thursday 27 February 2025, students from Kenya School of TVET visited the Faculty of Vet. Medicine and Faculty of Agriculture for a one day Academic trip on practical laboratory skills on various topics
The students were welcomed by Dr. Kipyegon fro Dept. of Clinical studies and then Prof. Mande, Dean Faculty of Veterinary Medicine gave an introductory speech.
The students were divided into four groups and they visited various labs in the two faculties for the practical skill demonstrations.
The University of Nairobi Council on Monday 16, 2024 visited the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine to gain an in-depth understanding of its academic processes, research initiatives, and supporting infrastructure.
The Council was received by the Dean and Faculty management committee members, where the Dean introduced them to the council.
During the visit, they explored the faculty’s academic programs, and overall quality assurance mechanisms.
The University of Nairobi, Washington State University, and the International Livestock Research Institute recently received a grant from the United States Aid for International Development (USAID) under the Feed the Future Animal Health Innovation Lab.
