Kenyatta University Releases Phased School Reopening Calendar

Kenyatta University has released a circular with information to all continuing students concerning details of the planned phased school reopening.

The university says the re-opening of the University to complete the Second Semester/Trimester 2019/2020 will take place in two phases.

1. PHASE ONE

The 1^st & 4^th Year, Certificate, Diploma, Postgraduate students and all students in the Schools of Architecture, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy Engineering and Technology, and B. Sc. (Food Nutrition & Dietetics).

Reporting Date: 16^th October 2020.

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES IN PHASE ONE

19^th – 23^rd October: Completion of teaching, CATS, and practical examinations.

26^th Oct – 6^th November: Examinations for 1^st, 4^th Undergraduate, Certificate, Diploma, Postgraduate students.

19^th Oct – 6^th November: Continuing students from the Schools of Architecture, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy Engineering and Technology, and B. Sc. (Food Nutrition & Dietetics) students to continue with learning activities.

Digital School of Virtual and Open Learning (DSVOL) Students

17^th & 18^th October: CATS for Postgraduate students

19^th October: Collection of Examination Cards

21^st – 26^th October: Examinations for all DSVOL students at their respective DSVOL centers.

2. PHASE TWO

2^nd & 3^rd   Years Students

Reporting Date: 7^th – 8^th November

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES IN PHASE TWO

9^th – 13^th November: Completion of teaching, CATS, and practical examinations for 2^nd and 3^rd Years.

16^th – 27^th November: Examinations for 2^nd and 3^rd Years and Continuing students from the Schools of Architecture, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy Engineering and Technology and B. Sc. (Food Nutrition & Dietetics)

Continuing Education Programme (CEP) Students

28^th – 29^th November: Reporting Date

30^th November: Collection of Examination of Cards

1^st – 3^rd December: 2^nd Trimester Examination for all CEP students

4^th December: Commencement of 3^rd Trimester 2019/2020 face-to-face session.

The university has also outlined mandatory requirements that students will have to adhere to as part of the measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 as directed by the University and the Ministry of Health.

All Students will be required to report with at least two (2) reusable/washable face masks and ensure the wearing the same at all times.

Each student will also be required to sign to abide by the Health and Safety Rules and Regulations.