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Kabarak University has opened its doors for the 2024 intake. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, non-degree, diploma, certificate, and short courses.

Kabarak University has three intakes in an academic year: January, May, and September. The main intake for government-sponsored students and all other programs is in September. The January 2024 intake is currently ongoing.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified government-sponsored (KUCCPS) or Self/Private candidates. The Kabarak University Online Application Portal is open to all students, irrespective of color, race, ethnic identity, religion, gender, or national origin.

To apply, prospective students need to identify the course they wish to study. The minimum entrance requirements for admission must be met. The application forms are available at the campus admission office and/or on the official website.
Kabarak University offers a variety of programs. For undergraduate programs, the minimum entry qualification is C+ (plus) at KCSE. For diploma programs, the minimum requirement is C plain at KCSE. Postgraduate programs require a First Degree, Second Class Honours (Upper Division), or Lower Division with 2 years of work experience for a Master's and a holder of a Master’s degree for Ph.D.

Kabarak University’s 2024 intake provides an excellent opportunity for students to pursue various degrees in different schools. With a wide range of courses and a flexible intake schedule, Kabarak University continues to be a beacon of academic excellence in Kenya. Apply now and embark on your academic journey.

On Friday, January 5, 2024, Kabarak University hosted a retirement celebration in honor of the university's longest-serving Provost, Reverend Professor Jacob Kibor. The event brought together distinguished individuals within the university community, including Dr. John Kibosia, who leads the members of the Governing Council, and Vice-Chancellor Professor Henry Kiplangat, who chairs the members of management at Kabarak University. Also in attendance were the deans of various schools, heads of departments, staff, and the university choir.

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