Kenya Methodist University

Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) is a chartered Christian private university founded by the Methodist Church in Kenya, evolving from the Kaaga Rural Training Centre and Methodist Training Institute. Established in Meru with additional campuses in Nairobi and Mombasa, KeMU became fully chartered in June 2006 under President Mwai Kibaki's administration.

The institution offers a comprehensive range of academic programs including PhD, Masters, Degree, Diploma, and Certificate courses. Notable for being the first private university in Kenya to graduate medical doctors, KeMU focuses on market-driven courses with strong industry linkages. Their operational approach emphasizes practical experience and opportunities beyond classroom learning.

With over 32,000 alumni, KeMU has established itself as a global brand in higher education. The university operates under the motto "Laborare Est Orare" (To Work is to Pray), with a mission focused on societal transformation through quality education, excellence in scholarship, research, and selfless service. Their vision emphasizes being a globally competitive Christian University dedicated to producing transformational leaders.