Maseno University Strengthens Ramogi Institute of Advanced Technology Ahead of Constituent College Bid

Maseno University has reported significant progress at the Ramogi Institute of Advanced Technology (RIAT) in response to the Commission for University Education (CUE) report on the institute’s proposed establishment as a constituent college.

The update was presented to the Commission by a Maseno University delegation, introduced on behalf of the Acting Vice-Chancellor was the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Partnerships, Research and Innovation, Prof. Regina Nyunja. The Chair of the Ministerial Committee is the former Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Julius Nyabundi, among the team was Dr. Calvin Otieno - Dean School of Computing and Informatics, they outlined the progress made since the Commission’s previous visit.

Upgraded library, digital systems and facilities show progress on Commission for University Education recommendations

The library, now stocked with 3,748 books and able to seat 250 students. The institute also has a fully operational Information Technology System, supporting teaching, learning and administration.

Other improvements include quality assurance audits, upgraded lecture halls and buildings, and enhanced recreation facilities for students.

The developments show Maseno University’s commitment to implementing the CUE’s recommendations and strengthening RIAT’s institutional capacity as it pursues constituent college status, subject to regulatory approval.