Maseno University Student Portal
Maseno University Student Portal is a free mobile/ website app that lets students view fees statements, exam results, library books borrowing and more.
Maseno online students’ portal helps students access fundamental services offered in the university. You can now access your fee statement, posted exam results, register units, track status of your student ID processing and so much more.
Maseno students portal has various features that if actualized will see students book for Hostels, Register their Units, Check their Fee statements and event apply for Graduation online. For more visit maseno.ac.ke/
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Maseno University Students Portal History
Maseno University is a university based in Maseno, Kisumu, Kenya, founded in 1990. It is one of many public universities in Kenya. It has over 10,000 students pursuing programs offered in the university campuses and it is currently ranked among the best universities in Kenya.
It is located in Maseno Township along Kisumu-Busia road, 25 km from Kisumu City and 400 km west of Nairobi. It has four campuses: the Main Campus, Kisumu Campus, Homabay Campus, and Campus. The main campus is along Kisumu-Busia road, while the Kisumu campus is located in CBD Kisumu City. The Homabay Campus is located in Homabay town.
The university has 12 schools and an institute offering various degrees, diplomas, and certificates.
The eCampus, the first of its kind in Kenya, is a virtual campus that runs flexible online programmes both for on-campus students as well as off-campus students enrolled in various Maseno University programmes through eLearning.
The name “Maseno” was coined by Rev. J.J. Willis from the name of a tree known in local dialects as “Oseno” or “Oluseno” that stood next to the spot where the first missionaries in the region erected their base.
The Kisumu Hotel was acquired by the Maseno University in the year 2004. It has enabled the university to offer training in eco-tourism, and hotel and institution management.
Maseno University Courses Offered
- School of Arts and Social Sciences
- School of Education
- School of Biological and Physical Sciences
- School of Public Health and Community Development
- School of Environment and Earth Sciences
- School of Development and Strategic Studies
- School of Graduate Studies
- School of Business and Economics
- School of Medicine
- School of Agriculture and Food Security
- School of Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science
- School of Computing and Informatics
- School of Planning and Architecture
- Institute of Gender Studies
Maseno University Students Portal Website
Maseno University Student Portal Website: http://41.89.192.20/Login.aspxe:
Maseno University Main Website: http://maseno.ac.ke/
Maseno University E – learning Portal: http://elearning.maseno.ac.ke/
Maseno University Student Portal Contacts
Office of the Vice Chancellor
Maseno University
Private Bag
Maseno, Kenya
Tel: +254 – 57 – 351620/22
Fax: +254 – 57 – 351221
E-mail: vc@maseno.ac.ke
Director, Public Relations
Maseno University
Private Bag
Maseno, Kenya
Tel: 0722-203411/0703-591231 EXT: 3023
Fax: +254 – 57 – 351221
E-mail: directorpr@maseno.ac.ke
Office of the Principal,
Kisumu City Campus College
P.O. Box 3275-40100, KISUMU, Kenya
Tel: 057- 2024155
Mobile: 0703 591230
Email: ccampus@maseno.ac.ke
Director,
Homa-Bay Campus,
Maseno University,
SONYACO Plaza
P.O. Box 716-40300, HOMA-BAY, Kenya
Tel: 059-22095 / 6
Email: homabay@maseno.ac.ke
Director, eCampus,
Maseno University,
P.O. Box 3275-40100, KISUMU, Kenya
Tel: 057-2021013
Mobile: 0703 113417
Email: ecampus@maseno.ac.ke
Website: ecampus.maseno.ac.ke
Principal,
Regional Institute of Business Management,
Ufundi Plaza
P.O. Box 50881-00100, NAIROBI, Kenya
Tel: 020-2221085
Mobile: 0731 927759, 0722 452286
Email: ribmedu@yahoo.com
Career Counselor,
Institute of Advanced Technology,
Symphony Plaza
P.O. Box 20653-00200, NAIROBI, Kenya
Tel: 020-4455000
Mobile: 0729 423253
Email: registrar@iatcampus.ac.ke
Web Administration
Maseno University
P.O. Box 3275-40100, KISUMU, Kenya
Tel: 057-2021013, 057- 2024155.
Email: smakhanu@maseno.ac.ke
Maseno University News
Updated: 12/03/2019
Kenyan vice-chancellors see UK ties as an answer to quality issues
Kenyan universities are now seeking stronger ties with institutions of higher learning in the United Kingdom in bid to solve quality and management issues.
Vice-chancellors drawn from Kenyan public and private universities were in London this week where they discussed with their UK counterparts the possibility of joint courses, called twinning programmes in academic circles.
Twinning programmes allow students to study part of their course in one university and the remainder in another.
The scholars, whose universities have previously been criticized for focusing more on teaching than research, are now betting on links with top universities in the world to boost their own credibility.
Sports and Culture Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed said Kenyan universities could benefit from “cross-pollination” in which models used by the UK can be adopted in the country, including “deepening research.”
“We know the United Kingdom is the host to some of the best institutions of higher learning in the world. It is also not in doubt that the world today demands global collaborations to thrive and find new knowledge,” she said in a speech.
‘TWINNING PROGRAMME’
Traditionally, linkages between UK and Kenyan universities have been in occasional studies in malaria, HIV/Aids, tuberculosis and other diseases as well as in exchange programmes or scholarships.
Under the proposed ‘twinning programme’, Kenyan students could in future earn concurrent degrees from Kenyan and UK universities.
Depending on arrangements, individual Kenyan universities will be compelled to offer curriculums that are similar to the UK.
The officials said the linkages will also improve their participation in research, raising their global credibility.
Kenyan High Commissioner to the UK Manoah Esipisu said the actual arrangement will depend on what the university bosses agree on, but the idea is to generally improve the profile of Kenyan higher education.
“It will be about working to build a new professional academic cadre. Its work is to support young people to grow professionally. The VCs can now use their association for structured engagement,” he said.
The gathering of the VCs is the brainchild of former Alliance Girls High School Principal Dorothy Kamwilu, now an Education attaché at the Kenya Mission in London.
University bosses who attended the gathering are Prof Victoria Ngumi, Prof Stephen Agong of Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology, Prof Stephen Waudo (Mt Kenya University), Prof Julius Nyabundi (Maseno University), Prof Mary Walingo (Maasai Mara University) and Isaac Kosgey of Moi University.
Other university bosses in attendance are from Taita Taveta, Management University of Africa, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology and TVET Authority.
Bosses from UK universities such as St Andrews University, Scotland, University of Coventry, Kent, Birmingham, Nottingham Trent, Nottingham, Imperial College, King’s College, Birkbeck-University of London, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine attended.
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