• In Africa, many young people, especially in low-income communities lack access to global platforms and opportunities. Without international experience or digital fluency, navigating the modern global economy can be an uphill battle. Institutions like Kabarak play a vital role in bridging this gap.

Kabarak University is not just a place to study; it’s a gateway to global exploration and opportunity. Through programs aimed at fostering academic excellence and cultural exchange, the university opens doors to international travel and exposure. 

Kabarak Law students have proudly represented Kenya in major international moot court competitions, many of which include traveling abroad. Between July 23 and 26, 2025, the university’s Law students demonstrated their expertise in international criminal law during a prestigious competition held in Nuremberg, Germany.

Moreover, In June 2024, Kabarak ranked second in Africa during the regional rounds and advanced to the global stage in Geneva, where the team earned acclaim for submitting the best Complainant’s brief, a significant achievement in international trade law. 

That same year, Kabarak represented the continent in Austria at the IBA-VIAC CDRC Vienna Mediation & Negotiation Competition, reaching the semi-finals in alternative dispute resolution. 

In October 2024, the university’s team also excelled at the Natural Justice Environmental Moot, where their focus on ethical and legal issues surrounding GMOs earned them multiple accolades, including Best Researcher and Best Respondents’ Memorial.

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Law student Monica Musembi is among those who’ve benefitted from Kabarak’s international platforms. “I have travelled the world through Kabarak University. In 2024, I went to Germany for an international Moot Court competition where we secured positions worldwide,” she shares.

In 2025, Monica traveled to The Hague, Netherlands, for another global competition in which the university reached the quarterfinals. “I am so proud to be part of Kabarak University for the four years that I have been here,” she adds.

Global travel offers life-changing experiences that extend far beyond textbooks. Students build confidence by interacting with diverse cultures, sharpen communication skills, and gain essential life lessons in budgeting, planning, and adaptability.

Exposure to unfamiliar environments also challenges stereotypes and deepens appreciation for different ways of life.

In Africa, many young people, especially in low-income communities lack access to global platforms and opportunities. Without international experience or digital fluency, navigating the modern global economy can be an uphill battle. Institutions like Kabarak play a vital role in bridging this gap.

During the Africa Regional Finals of the China International College Students’ Innovation Competition held on July 25, 2025, at the Argyle Grand Hotel in Nairobi, Vice Chancellor Professor Henry Kiplangat reaffirmed Kabarak’s commitment to global collaboration, innovation, and youth empowerment. 

He praised the competition’s impact on African youth and emphasized the university’s mission: “We want to find solutions to African problems. We believe our students in universities and colleges can provide solutions to the challenges that we are facing in different sectors of the economies of Africa.”

If you’re ready to join a university that blends academic rigor with international exposure, the September 2025 intake is now open.

Call +254 729 223 370 or +254 20 211 4658 or email [email protected] or [email protected] or visit www.kabarak.ac.ke to apply and begin your journey.