Kentim University offers a wide range of programs, including certificates, diplomas, and degrees across various fields such as Business, Agriculture, Vocational Studies, and Humanities. We also offer short courses through the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT).

Yes, Kentim University offers flexible learning programs that allow students to study both online and onsite, providing convenience and accessibility for learners across the globe.

Applications can be made either by visiting our Academic Registrar’s office or through our online application portal. Follow the instructions provided for the specific program you’re interested in.

Yes, Kentim University offers internships and apprenticeships through our partnerships with various industries and organizations, providing students with practical experience and industry exposure.

Yes, Kentim University received a Letter of Interim Authority (LOIA) from the National Council for Higher Education in December 2014, allowing us to operate as a higher education institution. We are also accredited by the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT) for offering short vocational courses.

Kentim University collaborates with over 50 local and international organizations, including institutions in the UK, USA, Italy, and more, to enhance learning, research, and innovation.

Our short courses, accredited by the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT), cover areas like chocolate making, poultry farming, wine production, cheese making, and more, equipping learners with practical, in-demand skills.

Kentim University is home to the Kentim Centre for Innovations and Bio-Economy (CIBE), which supports cutting-edge research and innovation, helping scientists and students commercialize their projects through partnerships with private sectors and international bodies.

Most of our certificate and diploma courses run for two years, covering a wide range of fields such as Agro-Vet, Vocational Studies, Business Administration, and more.