Among the topics to be discussed include;

1.Standardization of major roads structures and Footbridges.

2. Artificial Reality (AR) and Virtue Reality (VR) in Roads maintenance

3. Mobile and Web application for real time road condition and incident reporting leveraging on social media

4.Automation in land acquisition process

Among key speakers are Dr. David Siriba Department of Geospatial and Space Technology University of Nairobi,others are Dr. Eng.Siphila Mumenya and Eng.Hesbon Hayowa.

Registration is free and all are welcome.

The department congradurates Mwarangu Freshia Wairimu for emerginging the best students.Other students that received awards from the department were,Newton Bundi,Clarence and Ann Njogu.

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On 25th April 2022,the department of Geospatial and Space Technology received visitors from TRL Space Czech Repulic .Prof.Faith Karanja and Dr.Siriba Welcomed them .They are looking for partnership with regard to building capacity in space science and Technology.

Change the World is the global alliance of young people all over the world 
to participate in a UN simulation. This year's event was also attended by political leaders, sports champions and geopolitics experts. 

Geospatial Engineering Students view navigation charts aboard the MV KNS Utafiti, at the KN Base, Mtongwe Jetty

Unit FGE434, in July 2021 and September 2021 at different organizations and institutions offering both Geospatial & Space Technology and Hydrographic Technologies related fields situated in the country, especially in Mombasa and Malindi.

The Chair , Department of Geospatial and Space Technology Prof. Faith karanja received the trophy and certificate on behalf of the Department.

In the staff performance category, the Top three (3) Non Teaching staff with exemplary rating all came from the Department of Geospatial and Space Technology;

This event is planned in order to enable the Geospatial Engineering Students interact socially outside the classroom environment, loosen up as well as showcase talent on the pitch.

This event is planned in order to enable the Geospatial Engineering Students interact socially outside the classroom environment, loosen up as well as showcase talent on the pitch.

 In the company of their teachers ,they visited different departments in the Faculty of Engineering at the university of Nairobi.

The Kenya Space Agency (KSA) has announced the winner of the Kenya Space Agency research grant for the FY 2021/2022. This award stems from the research chair programme. KSA set aside Ksh 10 million (USD 89,245) for the award of Research Chairs (RC) for FY 2021/2022. The RCs were for 3U Nanosatellite Model Development, Land Cover Data Collection Application Development and Small-scale Crop Mapping Application using Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML).