Nestled in Kenya’s Rift Valley, Kabarak School of Business blends Christian values with modern business education. It develops ethical, practical, and forward-thinking leaders ready to tackle real-world challenges through strong industry partnerships and hands-on learning.

Located in Kenya’s scenic Rift Valley, about 20 kilometres from Nakuru town, the Kabarak School of Business is recognized as one of the country’s top business schools. For years, it has shaped ethical leaders and innovators, always guided by the Christian values and principles championed by the late President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi: integrity, discipline, and servant leadership.

History and Milestones

The School was one of the first to launch when Kabarak University received its Letter of Interim Authority in 2000. It got its official name in 2002, and by 2008, the University was granted its full Charter by the late President Mwai Kibaki. In 2017, the School earned ISO 9001:2015 certification, showing its strong commitment to quality in all areas.

Students can pursue programs in Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Procurement, Economics, Business Administration, and Entrepreneurship. What truly sets Kabarak apart is the strong practical focus. You’re not just attending lectures the School emphasizes industry attachments, real case studies, mentorship program, and hands-on projects that prepare you for actual business challenges.

The learning environment is also modern. Classrooms are well-equipped with ICT, and the curriculum keeps evolving to include digital business, FinTech, and Artificial Intelligence. Graduates are well prepared for the challenges of the business world.

Real Experience Through Partnerships

Kabarak is committed to building meaningful connections. For example, in 2026, it partnered with NCBA Bank Kenya PLC to launch the Business Development Programme (BDP). This four-month intensive training helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with finance, strategy, innovation, and sustainability. Each group works with at least 20 SMEs.

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There is also a popular 2+2 dual degree program with China, where students start in Kenya and finish in China. This program is especially strong in Agricultural Business Management and Economics & Finance. Partnerships with the Foreign Service Academy give students valuable experience in diplomacy and international relations.

Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Action

The Kabarak University Business Students Association (KUBSA) is very active. They have won the National Economics Summit several times, and in 2025, they updated their constitution to strengthen the association, which you can access. 

Through forums, mentorship sessions, and leadership events, members have real opportunities to grow.

Students have also shone at the Kenya Entrepreneurship Summit, coming up with practical ideas that help drive community development.

Kabarak School of Business is about more than just earning degrees. It focuses on developing ethical, innovative, and transformational leaders. Many already making a difference in banking, finance, corporate roles, and entrepreneurship in Kenya and beyond.

If you’re serious about business and want to grow in a values-driven environment, this is a great place to be. Learn more through the Kabarak University School of Business and Economics Website.

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