Connect, collaborate and grow with over 80 registered student organisations at KU
Kenyatta University has over 80 registered student clubs and societies spanning academic, cultural, religious, sporting, and community-service interests. Clubs are a core part of campus life — they build leadership, foster friendships, develop professional skills, and give students a platform to pursue their passions beyond the classroom.
These clubs complement your academic studies and build professional networks that extend beyond the university.
Promotes scientific inquiry, research culture and STEM outreach across all disciplines.
Coding bootcamps, hackathons, app-development challenges and tech networking events.
Connects students in medicine, nursing, pharmacy and public health; organises health camps.
Moot courts, legal aid clinics, and advocacy training for law students and human rights enthusiasts.
Business plan competitions, investor pitches, mentorship by industry leaders and startup incubation.
Tree-planting drives, recycling campaigns, climate advocacy and environmental education.
Celebrate diversity and creativity through KU's vibrant performing and visual arts clubs.
Stage productions, university theatre festivals and community outreach performances.
Award-winning choir performing gospel, classical and African choral music locally and internationally.
Exhibitions, studio sessions, mural projects and creative arts mentorship programmes.
Photography walks, editing workshops and annual KU photo exhibitions.
Short film production, screenings, documentary projects and media skills training.
Afro-fusion, contemporary and traditional dance alongside live music performances.
KU embraces students of all faiths and provides a supportive environment for spiritual growth and fellowship.
Weekly fellowships, Bible study, campus missions and Christian leadership development.
Friday prayers, Islamic studies, Ramadhan events and interfaith community dialogue.
Mass, retreats, community service and faith formation rooted in Catholic Social Teaching.
Promotes respect, dialogue and cooperation across all faith communities on campus.
KU students are committed to giving back through organised outreach, advocacy and volunteerism.
Blood donation drives, first-aid training and disaster preparedness awareness campaigns.
International youth exchange, global internships and leadership development for change-makers.
Community service projects, professional development and international goodwill initiatives.
Gender equity advocacy, mentorship for young women, and STEM empowerment activities.
These clubs bridge creativity and technology, training the next generation of media professionals and innovators.
Student journalism, campus radio, online publication and media production training.
Robotics competitions, AI workshops, and innovation challenges in partnership with industry.
Any group of 10 or more registered students may apply to register a new club or society. The club must have a constitution, an elected executive committee, and a staff patron from the university.
Minimum 10 founding student members
Draft constitution approved by DSA Office
Elected officials: Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer
Appointed staff patron from KU academic or admin staff
