Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Master in Animal Nutrition Students 2024/2025 Class with their Lecturers after the end of Semester Exam.

The 72nd University of Nairobi Graduation Ceremony will be held on 13th December, 2024 at the Chancellors Court. Theme: Transforming Society with Adaptive & Innovative Graduates.

The outgoing Animal science major class graduating on 20th September 2024 during the  University of Nairobi 71st graduation Ceremony.

Animal Production as A poultry Unit that is used as a teaching unit for the students

Brooding of chicks is currently ongoing at the poultry unit.

Animal Production as an Hatchery Unit that is used as a teaching unit on the hatching process of the fertile eggs..

After hatching,a day old chick is administered with an intramascular malex Vaccine.

There will be an MSc Proposal presentation tomorrow Wed 19t June 2024 from 10:30 Am- 12:30 Pm online at the link address: meet.google.com/nqv-kbda-eyw

The presenters will be:

1. MIYUNGA, Antoinette Aluoch(PhD in Animal Genetics & Breeding)

Topic: Molecular Identification of Captive African Grey Parrots and Screening for Their Host Pathogens in Kenya.

2. MUSYA, Edward Musyoki(MSc Animal Nutrition and Feed Science)

The Department of Animal Production has Broilers for sale starting from Thursday 4th April, 2024.

Price at Kshs. 250 per Kg Live Weight.

Please arrange to buy some from the poultry unit and carry  your own packaging material. 

PAY THROUGH MPESA TILL NO. 806517

Kindly Contact 0720 728 610 - Mercy Njiiri for more information. 

The University of Nairobi 8th edition of the Nairobi Innovation Week 2024. The NIW 2024 will take place on May 8-10, 2024. The theme for  Innovation Week is, ' Strengthening the Innovation Ecosystem in Higher Education Institutions through the Government-Academia-Industry-Community Linkages for Sustainable Development.' 

Innovators who are passionate about innovation and developing ideas to solve society's greatest challenges In preparation for The Nairobi Innovation Week 2024, register to participate in the Faculties-based Hackathons and learn how to innovate!

 The goal is to prepare students and staff to be job creators instead of job seekers. The top three winning ideas from each of the Faculties Hackathons will get a chance to participate in the final Nairobi Innovation Week competition in 2024.

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Three members of staff from the University of Tennessee visited the department to follow up on the Faculty exchange Programme and possible new collaboration with the University.