Technical University of Kenya advertises 25 jobs
The Technical University of Kenya has announced 25 job vacancies across various academic and administrative departments. The roles include teaching positions in engineering and computing, as well as nursing and internal audit staff.
Why it matters
This recruitment drive highlights the university's effort to expand its faculty and administrative capacity in critical technical and health sectors.
The university is recruiting across engineering, computing and health services and a chief internal auditor.
The Technical University of Kenya (TU-K) has advertised 25 teaching and administrative vacancies, targeting professionals in engineering, computing, nursing and internal audit.
The university has set October 27 at 5pm as the deadline for receiving applications for the positions, which include a senior lecturer, 21 lecturers, two nursing staff and a chief internal auditor.
The teaching vacancies are concentrated in engineering and computing, with opportunities in structural and geotechnical engineering, transport and highway engineering, water and environmental engineering, power and energy, instrumentation and control, and telecommunications and information engineering.
The university is also seeking lecturers specialising in aeronautical engineering, covering aircraft structures and avionics, as well as mechanical engineering with a focus on manufacturing and materials science.
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