Mount Kenya University has signed a deal with the multinational technology giant Microsoft Corporation to digitise learning in the institution. The university will inject Sh300 million into improving learning and ensuring it produces graduates who are well versed with the ever-changing technological trends. Microsoft will establish a digital solution centre at MKU's main campus in Thika as part of the deal, University Council vice chairman Vincent Gaitho said. MKU vice chancellor Stanley Waudo said the programme was in line with the university’s strategic plan that is aimed at improving learning while offering quality teaching. The signing of the MoU makes MKU the first university in East Africa to partner with the renowned technology giant.

Source: The Star May 16, 2019 17:37 UTC