Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST) today hosted Peter Ndegwa, Chief Executive Officer of Safaricom PLC who is Chancellor of MUST, alongside Prof. Romanus Odhiambo, Vice-Chancellor of MUST, Prof. Amos Omamo the Registrar of Research, Innovation, Commercialization and Extension (RICE), and other invited guests, for a visit to assess the progress of the Centre for Industrial Skills, Enterprise and Development (CISED) project.
The visit provided an opportunity to review the project’s progress and explore its potential to strengthen industrial skills development, entrepreneurship, innovation, and enterprise growth.
The engagement highlighted the importance of collaboration between academia and industry in equipping learners with practical skills, promoting innovation, and developing solutions that respond to industry needs.
Through initiatives such as CISED, MUST continues to advance its commitment to practical skills development, enterprise growth, and impactful partnerships that contribute to sustainable development.
