University of Eastern Africa, Baraton

The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton (UEAB), established in 1978, is a premier private university located on the scenic greens of Baraton in Nandi County, Kenya. Guided by the Seventh-day Adventist faith, UEAB is committed to providing transformative education that combines academic excellence, practical skills, and ethical values, preparing graduates to become competent, responsible, and socially conscious leaders.

The Department of Biological Sciences and Agriculture, within the School of Science and Technology, offers diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs. Academic offerings include Agribusiness, Agricultural Technology, Agriculture with options in Animal Science, Crop and Soil Science, Horticulture, Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Environmental Conservation, and General Biology. The department prides itself on its highly qualified faculty of 10 members and four skilled teaching assistants who mentor students in well-equipped laboratories and classrooms.

UEAB emphasizes experiential learning, enabling students to investigate Kenya’s diverse plant and animal life in near-pristine environments. Students engage in practical training, research projects, and community initiatives, fostering innovation, problem-solving, and professional competence.

Beyond academics, UEAB offers a holistic campus experience with vibrant student life, including clubs, organizations, sports, and spiritual development opportunities. The university invests in modern infrastructure, libraries, laboratories, and technology to create an optimal learning environment.

UEAB is dedicated to community service and social responsibility, encouraging students to apply their knowledge for societal benefit. Its graduates are equipped with skills and character to contribute to Kenya’s agricultural, scientific, and economic development.