Welcome to School of Economics
The School was established in 2008 from the then Department of Economics that was housed in the School of Humanity and Social Sciences. Formation of a School of Economics was to give the economics discipline at Kenyatta University a chance to evolve and increase its research activities in order for the School to contribute its fair share to knowledge augmentation in Economics. The School has the autonomy to develop specialized Degree Programmes that are market driven so as to attract more students who currently go abroad in search of specialized economics courses such as Bachelor of Economics and Statistics; Bachelor of Economics and Finance; Master of Economics in such specialized areas as Health Economics, Financial Economics, Environmental Economics, just to mention but a few. Moreover, the for a very long time, the students of economics have been clamouring for an award of the “Degree of Economics” as distinct from the general Bachelor of Arts degree. Furthermore, there exists great demand by both the public and private sectors for graduates with degrees in specialized fields of Economics. This is evidenced by the large number of students with degrees in Economics, who have in the recent past been employed by financial institutions and the Public Service Commission. We are therefore responding to a market need.
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STUDENTS NATIONAL ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM 2018
On Friday, 16th March, 2018 School of Economics, Kenyatta University in collaboration with Moi University, Laikipia University, Strathmore University and Mt Kenya University held students National Economic Symposium .The theme of the symposium was “The Role of Youth, Private and Public Sector in Reducing Unemployment and Enhancing Economic Growth in Kenya”. The event was facilitated by Kenyatta University. >>Read More
ERASMUS + MOBILITY THE STUDENTS EXCHANGE PROGRAMME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA.
Three students (Joshua Mogela, Jefferson Mwangi and Margaret Mutua) and one staff (Dr.Gachanja) from the School of Economics, Kenyatta University were beneficiaries of Erasmus + Mobility Programme. The programme ran for four (4) months from 19th September 2017 to 31st January 2018. The students took units in that University and the credits earned will be transferred to their accounts at Kenyatta University.....Read More
THE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS IN COLLABORATIONS WITH COMESA TO LAUNCH A MASTER OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION DEGREE PROGRAMME
The School of Economics together with other nineteen collaborating Universities is planning to launch a Master of Regional Integration degree programme. Admission of the pioneer students is expected in September 2017......Read More
KENYATTA UNIVERSITY ECONOMICS STUDENT ASSOCIATION (KUESA) CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES (C.S.R)
KUESA in collaboration with eMentoring Africa visited Naivasha GK Prisons on 22nd April, 2017.As a way of cultivating and supporting Education, the group conducted a mentorship session and.....Read More
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Success in life more than just understands a concept, memorizing it and reproducing it in an examination. We all need to be practical and creative outside the class environment too. The decision to join KUESA is one of the best decisions I have ever made since I joined this university. It has given me an opportunity to impact lives through community service, interactions with students, listening to their ideas and helping them link to the corporate world and also an opportunity to practice my skills. I have been able to grow both academically, mentally, professionally and as a leader. This is a journey of holistic growth that I would recommend every student in the School of Economics together with those interested in economic affairs should take. KUESA is the best club in the School of Economics and the university at large. It is a family you will never regret being part of. Join and let’s grow together.".
Kenyatta University Economics graduate George Ngari says his search for a job ended when he got tips on how to make clean ‘charcoal’ from sawdust and wheat straws.
He is making briquettes used for cooking in Narok where he was born and sells to individuals and corporate bodies, earning more than Sh100,00 a month. >>Read More
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SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS STUDENTS SCOOPS GOOGLE ONLINE MARKETING
CHALLENGE (GOMC) 2017
Four students from the School of Economics and School of Engineering, Kenyatta University won the Google Online, Marketing Challenge (GOMC) 2017 Middle East and Africa region due to their outstanding online marketing skills. They were competing against twelve thousand (12000) students from one hundred (100) Universities across the globe.
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