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A leading integrative centre that enhances the University's international, research, academic and cultural interactions.

Mission
To initiate, promote, facilitate and co-ordinate quality international programmes and links in collaboration with other University units and institutions with similar interests.

Core values

  • Freedom of thought and Expression
  • Innovativeness and creativity
  • Good corporate governance
  • Team spirit and teamwork
  • Professionalism
  • Quality customer service
  • Responsible corporate citizenship and strong responsibility
  • Respect for and conservation of the environment

Who we are
The Centre for International Programmes and Links is a unit in the University of Nairobi , charged with the responsibility of initiating, promoting, facilitating and coordinating international programmes and links, staff and student exchanges and mobility, collaborative research projects and worldwide networking. In recognition of opportunities and challenges associated with globalization of education, the University of Nairobi established an interim office-the Office of International Programmes (OIP) in 1995 to handle, harmonize and coordinate University of Nairobi external Linkages with other international organizations and institutions. In November, 2001, the University Council sanctioned the establishment of the Centre for International Programmes and Links).

The University of Nairobi is a world-class University, offering its students an education of the highest quality. It is recognized internationally for its academic excellence and extensive research activities. It is within this perspective that the University Senate established the Centre for International Programmes and Links in November 2002 with a view to enhance building relationships with other world-class universities, ranging from the Far East to Europe and America. The University of Nairobi continues to strengthen ties with other institutions in the region, other parts of the African continent, North America, Europe and Asia. The University recognizes that an education with an international character is necessary to equip students with the knowledge and skills for their survival and growth, in a competitive labour market.

Any aspiring scholar who has the opportunity to go through the University of Nairobi becomes part of an urban campus in Nairobi which is the hub and economic powerhouse of Africa. Nairobi is characterized by a vibrant multi-ethnic and multi-cultural environment, which creates a stimulating and challenging environment for international interactions.