COVID-19: Message from the Registrar to Incoming Students
Incoming AMIU Student, In line with the Presidential Directive issued on the Coronavirus, the Amref International University (AMIU) Senate has suspended face-to-face activities with effect from 16th March 2020 until further notice. Our offices are however virtually operational, your admission still valid and registration process can still continue as communicated in our earlier mails. To register, deposit your university fee into the stated bank accounts then send a scanned copy of pay in slip through the email admission@amref.ac.ke. Should the suspension affect our earlier opening date of 6th April, we will communicate the new opening date at the earliest opportunity. Meanwhile we continue monitoring the rapidly evolving situation in respect to the virus, and will share with you any relevant information as it arises. We look forward to welcoming you to AMIU once the situation normalizes. Other than the regular numbers, (Admission office +254-0206993280; Enquiries +254741743871; Registrar – Academic Affairs +254-0206993249) regular updates and psychosocial support are available on 0110036348 and 0741743871. Timothy Sato | Deputy Registrar – Academic Affairs Amref International University (AMIU) P.O Box 27691 – 00506 Lang’ata Road Nairobi, Kenya Tel: +254 20 699 3249 Cell: +254 720 825 383
Suspension of Face-To-Face Activities at AMIU
Suspension of Face-To-Face Activities at AMIU Following the Presidential Directive issued on the Coronavirus, the Amref International University Senate has suspended face-to-face activities within the campus with effect from 16th March 2020 until further notice. In this regard, • Staff are encouraged to work from home • Staff performing essential services requiring being on Campus will park outside. • Students will complete their requirements virtually and await information on the new Examination timetable • Admitted students shall be informed of the opening dates for the new intake Meanwhile, all are encouraged to practise personal hygiene measures such as regular handwashing, use of sanitizers strategically placed, avoid crowds as well as maintaining a social distance with others. Regular updates and psychosocial support are available for students on 0110036348 and staff on 0741743871. Let’s avoid fear and panic and commit to factual communication that elicits hope, courage and optimism thus Inspire Lasting Change. Prof. Marion Mutugi, EBS | Vice Chancellor, AMREF International University Langata Road, P.O Box 27691 – 00506, Nairobi, Kenya. Tel: +254 20 6993208: Cell Phone: +254 722510501 www.amref.ac.ke Download Notice (PDF) Read Notice to Incoming AMIU Students