Study agriculture in Kenya

18 agricultural study programs at 3 institutions (3 universities); 2 taught in English. Each program links to the institution's own page. This is a selection, not yet a complete list.

How studying agriculture works in Kenya

Agricultural degrees are offered by public and private universities with faculties or schools of agriculture; bachelor's degrees usually take four years. Technical and vocational colleges offer certificates and diplomas in agriculture.

Sources: Ministry of Education Kenya: TVET programmes

Bachelor's programs

Master's programs

Institutions

InstitutionCityPrograms
Egerton UniversityNakuruNakuru2
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and TechnologyNairobiNairobi8
University of NairobiNairobiNairobi8

A selection, compiled by hand from the institutions' own websites - more programs in Kenya are added over time. Other countries