Kibabii University once again shone in the Times Higher Education (THE) Sub-Saharan Africa University Rankings. In the rankings released on 27th November 2024 (0900 GMT), KIBU stands at position 5 in Kenya and 46th in Africa with a score of 57.4%. The leading University in Africa is University of Johannesburg with 81.6% score.
The Sub-Saharan Africa University Rankings have been specifically designed to address local higher education challenges for an area that is home to more than a billion people. It explores themes including university education, teaching quality, impact on the region, financial strength, and inequality. As well as assessing current performance, the ranking aims to help universities identify key areas where they can improve. The methodology for the rankings was developed by THE’s data team, in consultation with university leaders across Sub-Saharan Africa, under a project initiated by a consortium of African and international higher education organizations, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation.
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