Presbyterian University of East Africa is a private university located in Kikuyu, Kiambu County, in Kenya. It is funded by the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA ).
It has grown over the years and is known for operating under a faith-based philosophy while offering a wide range of programmes across multiple academic fields.
This article provided in-depth information on PUEA’s campuses, location, courses provided, fee structure, and what is required for one to be admitted there to promote data-driven decisions.
Location of campuses
Presbyterian University of East Africa is located in Thogoto, Kikuyu, in Kiambu County. This is the main campus holding most of the academic activities and programmes.
The university also maintains a Nairobi campus located at Biashara Plaza in the city center.
Additionally, PUEA also has other study centers such as Rubate and Chogoria for community outreach and teacher training.
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Academic Programmes
PUEA’s academic offerings include certificate, diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes delivered through both regular and open distance and e-learning (ODeL) models.
PUEA also offers online learning programmes for students who cannot do full-time courses. This is to make learning easy for people who work while learning.
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Fee Structure
Tuition fees may vary depending on the mode of study and the course.
Bachelor’s programmes range approximately between Ksh 350,000 and Ksh 400,000 per semester for self-sponsored students, with Nursing being the highest.
Certificate courses range from Ksh 59,000 a year to Ksh 29,000 per semester.
Diploma courses range from Ksh 39,000 per semester to Ksh 110,000 per year.
Administrative and Mandatory Fees
Students may apply either via KUCCPS for government sponsorship or directly to the university.
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KUCCPS Chief Executive Officer Dr. Agnes Mercy Wahome. PHOTO/KUCCPS