Africa Nazarene University (ANU) is a private Christian university associated with the Church of the Nazarene, with its main campus near Ongata Rongai, off Magadi Road in the Nairobi metropolitan area. The institution offers academic and professional education through its schools of Law, Business, Science and Technology, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Religion and Christian Ministry.
ANU official website and admissions
- Africa Nazarene University official website
- Admissions and application instructions
- Official course and programme descriptions
- Application fee and current payment guidance
- Admissions FAQ and learning modes
Courses offered at Africa Nazarene University
ANU’s official programme pages include certificates, diplomas, undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees and doctoral qualifications. Some of its major study areas include:
Undergraduate programmes
- Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
- Bachelor of Commerce and business programmes
- Bachelor of Science in Procurement and Supply Chain Management
- Bachelor of Education
- Bachelor of Mass Communication
- Bachelor of Arts in Counselling Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts in Community Development
- Bachelor of Arts in Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Science and technology programmes such as computing and information technology
- Theology and Christian ministry programmes
Diploma and postgraduate courses
- Diploma in Business Administration
- Diploma in Peace and Conflict Studies
- Diploma in Information Technology
- Certificate in Business Management
- Master of Business Administration
- Master of Arts in Monitoring and Evaluation
- Master of Science in Governance, Peace and Security
- Doctoral programmes in Religion, Ministry and Business Administration
The university’s programme pages provide qualification-specific grades, modes of study and duration. An applicant should check the programme’s current approved status and any additional subject grades or professional conditions rather than relying on the broad course list in the original 2016 article.
How to apply for ANU admission
- Visit the official Apply page and select a programme.
- Confirm that you meet the stated academic and subject requirements.
- Complete the university’s online application or the currently published application form.
- Supply your academic results, identification and any other documents requested.
- Pay the applicable official application fee through the method stated on the university website.
- Wait for confirmation from admissions and review your offer, payment schedule and joining instructions.
Application fees, current intakes and learning modes
The official ANU application page was advertising its August 2026 intake when reviewed. For Kenyan and other East African applicants, it lists a KSh 1,500 application fee; a separate rate applies to applicants outside East Africa. This is an application fee, not tuition. Verify the current intake before relying on this dated notice.
The university lists physical study at its main campus and L. T. Marangu Campus, as well as ANU Online. Students should confirm that their chosen course supports the desired learning mode. ANU’s admissions FAQ explains registration payment requirements and financial aid but warns that scholarships and fee assistance depend on eligibility.
Campus location and contacts
ANU’s main campus is off Magadi Road near Ongata Rongai, adjacent to the Nairobi National Park area. Admission enquiries: admissions@anu.ac.ke. The university also lists marketing@anu.ac.ke. Obtain current phone numbers and portal links from the official website.
Editorial review: October 27, 2026. Current school structure, programmes, 2026 application fee and official links added. Original post date, URL, author, category, tags and inline image preserved.
Primary sources
- University’s programmes and requirements
- Admission procedure and intake notice
- Application fee payment information
