Welcome to the School of Economics and Political Science, where curiosity meets critical thinking, and ideas shape the future. Our mission is to equip students with the analytical tools and global perspective needed to navigate complex economic and political landscapes. Whether you are a student, researcher, or policymaker, we invite you to join our vibrant community dedicated to excellence, innovation, and impactful scholarship.
The school has three departments; Department of Economics and Political science, International Relations and Criminology and Security studies.
Prof. Kenneth Majau Mugambi is a distinguished economist, academician, and administrator with a wealth of experience in economic research, business administration, and higher education leadership. With a strong background in economic policy and academic mentorship, he has played a crucial role in shaping business administration education and economic development in Kenya.
Prof. Mugambi has served in various administrative capacities, including as the Dean of KeMU Business School, Director of Nyeri Campus at Kenya Methodist University (KeMU), Chairman of the Department of Business Administration at the same institution and Ag. DVC (APF) from the same university. He has also worked as a Senior Statistician & Economist at Kenya’s Ministry of Planning and National Development, contributing to national economic policies and statistical analysis. Ken has also served as a member of the Board of the County Public service and Chair Audit committee of the Meru County Government.
As an Associate Professor of Economics, he has engaged in extensive research, teaching, and supervision of postgraduate students. His research interests focus on women’s entrepreneurship, credit rationing among small enterprises, and food supply sustainability in Kenya. He has published multiple scholarly articles and presented his research at national and international conferences.
Beyond academia, Prof. Mugambi is actively involved in community service and economic empowerment initiatives. He serves in several academic and training institutions and community associations.
He is dedicated to mentoring young professionals, advising on economic policies, and supporting programs that enhance the livelihoods of small business owners and marginalized communities. His contributions continue to have a lasting impact on education, policy-making, and economic development in Kenya.
