ST. PAUL'S UNIVERSITY The University of Choice!

St. Paul’s University (SPU), a chartered Christian ecumenical institution, has announced vacancies for four (4) Tutorial Fellows within its Department of Nursing under the School of Health Sciences. The university aims to recruit qualified academic professionals to support clinical instruction, research, and mentorship across its growing student body.

Reporting directly to the Head of Department (Nursing), the appointed Tutorial Fellows will lead didactic and clinical teaching sessions, assist with examination preparation and student assessments, and engage in nursing research, publications, and academic conferences. The roles also involve departmental activities, curriculum development, and guiding students' academic, spiritual, and professional growth in line with the institution's core mission.

Key Requirements & Eligibility

To qualify for the positions, applicants must fulfill the following criteria:

• Academic Qualifications: Hold a minimum of a Master of Science degree in Medical-Surgical Nursing, Community Health, Curriculum and Instruction, or Midwifery from a recognized institution.
• Professional Registration: Be registered by the Nursing Council of Kenya and possess a valid practicing license.
• Experience: Demonstrate at least two (2) years of clinical and didactic instructional experience.
• Competencies: Possess strong leadership, supervisory, analytical, teaching, and interpersonal skills, alongside computer literacy and a commitment to high integrity and Christian values.

Application Process

Interested candidates meeting the criteria are required to submit their applications online through the university’s recruitment portal at recruitment.spu.ac.ke.

The deadline for submission of applications is November 13th, 2026. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for interviews.

• Research design and methodological rigour: In discipline-based research clinics spanning Business, Theology, Health and Social Sciences, and Communication, participants presented their conceptual frameworks and received feedback from senior faculty and peers.
• The critical literature review: Scholars moved from descriptive summary to critical engagement, applying new insights to their own manuscripts in live writing sprints.
• Inside the editorial process: An editors' panel explained how journals handle submissions, what reviewers look for, and how to avoid desk rejection, with practical guidance on turning a thesis into publishable articles.
• Using AI responsibly: Participants explored how AI tools can support topic refinement, literature selection and methodology, moving from apprehension to confident, critical use.
• Securing research funding: A hands-on grant clinic walked scholars through the logic of grant writing as they developed concept notes for real funding opportunities.

St. Paul’s University (SPU) vibrant Main Campus in Limuru burst into a colorful display of heritage, diversity, and talent as the institution officially launched its annual Cultural Week.

The flag-off ceremony was presided over by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Esther Mombo, who officially opened the multi-day celebration. Joining her on the dais was the Guest of Honour, Hon. Ndindi Nyoro, Member of Parliament for Kiharu, alongside Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic Affairs), Prof. Abraham Waithima.

Celebrating Unity in Diversity

Cultural Week serves as a cornerstone on the university’s academic and social calendar, bringing together students, staff, and international partners to celebrate Kenya’s rich cultural tapestry alongside the institution's global connections.

Officially commissioning the festivities, Vice Chancellor Prof. Esther Mombo highlighted the role of culture in building an inclusive and holistic academic environment.

"Culture is not just about our roots; it is the bridge that connects our shared humanity. As an institution grounded in servant leadership and Christian values, Cultural Week gives our community the space to appreciate our differences while uniting under a common purpose." Prof. Esther Mombo, Vice Chancellor, St. Paul's University

Echoing her sentiments, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic Affairs) Prof. Abraham Waithima emphasized the educational value of cultural exchanges, noting that global awareness and soft skills are vital tools for today’s university graduates.

Guest of Honour Hon. Ndindi Nyoro Urges Youth Empowerment

Addressing the student body, Guest of Honour Hon. Ndindi Nyoro commended St. Paul's University leadership for maintaining high academic standards while fostering holistic growth through extracurricular leadership and cultural integration.

Hon. Nyoro urged students to leverage their academic experience and cultural values to drive innovation, economic growth, and unity across the nation. He emphasized that youth remain the backbone of Kenya's socio-economic evolution, urging them to embrace creativity, discipline, and enterprise.

A Week Packed with Performances and Talent

The launch featured dynamic traditional dance performances, poetry recitals, modern musical renditions, and fashion displays by student groups representing various regions and international cultures.

Over the course of the week, the Limuru campus will host:

• Cultural Cuisine Exhibitions: Showcasing regional and international dishes prepared by student associations.
• Traditional & Contemporary Arts: Live music, spoken word, and theatrical performances.
• Mr. & Miss SPU Cultural Pageant: Highlighting cultural attire, intelligence, and community advocacy.
• Inter-Faculty Competitions: Talent showcases spanning sports, creative arts, and debate.

The week-long event promises to be a memorable celebration of identity, bringing together the entire SPU family to honor tradition while stepping confidently into the future.

St. Paul’s University invites students, faculty, alumni, and the general public to an insightful virtual webinar titled "Marketplace Transformation". The session will feature Dr. Dae-Kyung Lee, an Oral Surgeon, CEO of Kaino Medentech, Inc., and Korea Representative for the Institute of Marketplace Transformation based in Vancouver, Canada.

Event Details

• Theme: Understanding Marketplace Transformation
• Date: Thursday,  October 2026
• Time:

3:00 PM – 4:30 PM (EAT - East Africa Time)

9:00 PM – 10:30 PM (KST - Korea Standard Time)

8:00 AM – 9:30 AM (EDT - Eastern Daylight Time)

• Format: Virtual (Google Meet)
• Meeting Link: meet.google.com/zqh-repq-uja 

Key Discussion Areas & Learning Outcomes

During the webinar, participants will gain practical and strategic insights into:

1. Why marketplace transformation matters in today's global landscape.
2. Defining the marketplace and understanding what transformation truly entails.
3. Examining the connection between faith and everyday work, including key areas of disconnect.
4. Envisioning a transformed marketplace and practical leadership models.
5. Emerging market trends across South Korea and other Asian nations.

How to Join

• Direct Link: Click here to join via Google Meet at the scheduled time.
• QR Code: You can also scan the QR code on the official poster using your smartphone camera to access the meeting.