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UoN Renews Academic Partnership with China’s Central South University

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UoN Renews Academic Partnership with China’s Central South University

KENYA : Engineering and Science Complex (ESC) of The University of Nairobi. Source: AFD

The University of Nairobi (UoN) has renewed its collaboration agreement with Central South University (CSU), based in the historic city of Changsha in Hunan Province, China. The signing ceremony took place in early April 2025, marking a significant milestone in the relationship between the two institutions which first formalized their partnership in 2018.

The renewed agreement, facilitated by UoN’s International Office, focuses on expanding joint academic and research initiatives in areas of strategic interest to both Kenya and China. These include Health Sciences, Civil Engineering, Mining, and Information Technology. The collaboration will also facilitate student and staff exchanges, joint research projects, and cross-cultural educational programs.

CSU is ranked among the top 10 universities in China and is globally renowned for its excellence in Mining and Engineering. The institution has produced a wide range of globally recognized researchers, academics, and multinational leaders. The CSU delegation during the signing was led by Chancellor Prof. Yi Hong.

Speaking during the event, UoN’s Acting Vice Chancellor, Prof. Margaret Hutchinson, emphasized the importance of such partnerships in shaping the future of higher education and research. “These agreements with Central South University (CSU) China are not just alliances but an investment in our future. We hope they will bear fruit, strengthen our partnership, and stand as a shining example of how universities across borders can unite to address common goals and promote academic excellence,” she said.

The collaboration reinforces UoN’s strategic goal of enhancing internationalization and aligns with Kenya’s broader vision of integrating global knowledge networks to support its education and economic development agenda. By providing opportunities for students and researchers to engage in collaborative projects, the agreement is expected to enrich academic experiences and promote mutual understanding between the two countries.

UoN officials highlighted that the renewed agreement builds on the successes of the initial 2018 partnership, which laid the groundwork for joint research initiatives and exchange programs.

The CSU-UoN agreement is among several initiatives UoN is pursuing to expand its international presence and relevance. According to UoN’s International Office, such collaborations are part of a larger institutional strategy to remain competitive on the global academic stage and ensure students and faculty benefit from world-class learning and research environments.

Both universities are expected to begin implementing the agreed-upon programs later this year. Stakeholders from both institutions expressed optimism about the future of the partnership, citing the potential to contribute meaningfully to scientific advancement and educational transformation in both countries.

Source: UoN News

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