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Three UoN Students Set to Conquer Paris: Engineering Dreams Take Flight!

Join the adventure as three fearless engineering students from UoN embark on a life-changing journey to France!

On August 16, 2024, a wave of excitement washed over the University of Nairobi (UoN) as three ambitious engineering students were officially flagged off for their exciting journey to Paris, France. Mwawasi Elizabeth, Sandra Arunga, and Anne Makhanu are ready to spread their wings and take on one of the world's most iconic cities, where romance meets engineering brilliance. This opportunity is a dream come true for these talented individuals, who are not just representing UoN but also showcasing the potential of Kenyan youth on an international stage.

As they boarded their flights, the atmosphere was electric with anticipation. Mwawasi Elizabeth, a passionate civil engineering student, expressed how excited she was to explore the stunning architecture of Paris while learning from some of the best in the field. Sandra Arunga, known for her exceptional skills in mechanical engineering, can't wait to experience the innovative technology and cutting-edge research taking place in France. Meanwhile, Anne Makhanu, the computer whiz, is eager to dive into the tech scene in a city renowned for its startups and digital transformation.

This remarkable journey symbolizes more than just education; it represents the spirit of determination and hard work that UoN instills in its students. These ladies are not only prepared to learn and grow as engineers, but they are also ambassadors of Kenyan talent, showcasing their ability to thrive on a global platform. In an era where technology and engineering play a crucial role in shaping our future, these students are set to become part of the solution, addressing local and global challenges through innovative design and creative thinking.

As they embark on this life-changing adventure, let’s not forget the breathtaking landmarks they will encounter. From the Eiffel Tower's stunning views to the enchanting streets of Montmartre, the experiences awaiting them will enrich their time abroad. Did you know that Paris is home to over 71 Nobel Prize laureates? With such a rich historical background in science and innovation, the city holds the key to inspiring ideas that can shape the future of engineering in Kenya and beyond. As they embrace a culture that embraces both art and science, these students will soon discover that learning has no geographical boundaries, proving that one can engineer their future, no matter where they are from!