St. Paul’s University (SPU) Distance Learning

Introduction to St. Paul’s University (SPU) Distance Learning

St. Paul’s University rolled out its Distance Learning Academic Programmes in September 2012 in a bid to provide a flexible, accessible and cost effective mode of learning as an alternative to the traditional classroom based programmes. This mode of study is suitable for those who find it difficult to attend brick and mortar classes either due to busy work schedules or work in far flung or marginalized places. It gives one the opportunity to study away from the classroom and does not interrupt their day to day activities.

Since inception, SPU’s DL center has grown rapidly not only in number of students but also in its geographical reach. We currently provide education to:

• Students in Kenya
• Students from the wider East African Community in countries such as Southern Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania
• Kenyans working in other countries such as Liberia and Afghanistan