GESA SPORT WEEK

Chess

On 13th and 14th, the chess matches were played casually as participants sharpened their skills for the pivotal day on 15th. Each chess player’s move represents a strategic decision and players must anticipate consequences several steps ahead. This cognitive exercise transcends geographical and cultural boundaries, making chess a universal language of strategy.

chess

TRACER STUDY REPORT

The tracer study focuses on the destination of engineering graduates, with the following goals: (a) to establish the employability of graduates, and (b) to provide feedback to inform the curriculum development and review process. The tracer study is part of the Ministry of Education’s concerted effort to improve the quality and relevance of engineering and applied science training in local universities.

GST END OF THE YEAR PARTY

The department over years has been holding the end of the year party .The main agenda is to bring the staffs together and to have a moment of reflecting how the year has been.This year ,the department has marked remarkable milestone as part of its mandate.

This year the department had a privilege to sent 6 students and two members of staff to Germany for for an exchange programme themed has "Learning from each other during the preparation of digital teaching material for blended learning at three universities – Germany, South Africa and Kenya"

GIS WEEK 2023

There's a lot in-store, including but not limited to:

- Networking sessions with other students and potential employers
- Exhibitions from top geo-tech companies
- Panel discussions with seasoned experts in the industry
and much much more🔥

Please register using the link for planning purposes: 

Cognitive Geomatics project workshop: Sense of Place – Satellite Image Ground Truthing

‘Cognitive Geomatics – Digital teaching to create awareness of intercultural differences in sense of place using Germany, South Africa and Kenya as case studies’ is part of the BadenWürttemberg-STIPENDIUM for University Students – BWS plus, a programme of the BadenWürttemberg Stiftung. The project schedule is from March 2022 to February 2025 with a financial capital of 140,000 €.

GEOSPATIAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS VISIT AT GOOD LIFE CHILDRENS HOME

The university of Nairobi encourages the students wherever they go ,they should take time and give back to the community.

This year,the department of Geospatial and Space Technology choose to visit a children home in kilifi county during its trip to coast to carry out hydrographic mapping.In  addition,the students encouraged the young ones to put more efforts and consinder taking Engineering course  in the university.