KCA University

KCA University, a private, non-profit institution in Nairobi, Kenya, was established in 1989 as Kenya College of Accountancy by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya to train accountants. In 1996, it was authorized to offer degree programs, and by 2007, it received a government charter to operate as a full-fledged university. Accredited by the Commission for University Education and a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, KCA University has grown to provide undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as accounting, business, IT, law, and social sciences, while also fostering international partnerships to enhance academic quality.

The university emphasizes academic excellence, research, and community engagement, gaining recognition as one of Kenya's leading private universities. It was named the Best Private University in Kenya in 2018 by the Federation of Kenya Employers. KCA University prides itself on diversity and innovation, serving a diverse student body and offering market-driven programs that prepare graduates for sustainable economic development. Its collaborative international links reflect a commitment to global competitiveness in education.

Guided by its vision of becoming an innovation-driven, globally competitive business and technology university, KCA adheres to core values of professionalism, integrity, innovation, and community engagement. These principles shape its culture, ensuring that its actions are driven by honesty, equity, and respect. By fostering creativity and teamwork, KCA University continues to position itself as a transformative institution committed to empowering students and contributing to society.