Oulu, Finland – 15 November 2025 | Prof. Baylie Damtie Yeshita, Vice Chancellor of Kepler College, has been named the University of Oulu’s 26th Alum
We are excited to offer a transformational support experience for Arizona State University (ASU) graduate students who will be based in Kigali. Through this collaboration,
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Emelyne Umonoza Gasana has been appointed Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic and Research Affairs at Kepler College, effective August 1, 2025. She brings outstanding teaching and research experience, along with valuable connections, to lead the College’s academic and research initiatives to new heights.
We are excited to offer a transformational support experience for Arizona State University (ASU) graduate students who will be based in Kigali. Through this collaboration, Kepler College will provide comprehensive wraparound services, including soft skills development, career guidance, job-readiness training, and internship support, ensuring students are fully prepared for academic and professional success.
The Kepler College community was moved by the tragic passing of Innocent Nshimiye, a beloved student, friend, and role model. Innocent, born on July 27, 2003, lost his life in a fatal car accident on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. His untimely death has left a deep void in the hearts of all who knew him.
Kepler College is proud to announce the appointment of H.E. Mrs. Monica Geingos, former First Lady of the Republic of Namibia, as its inaugural Chancellor. Chancellor Geingos began her term on July 29th, 2024.
Yvonne Tuyishime’s journey to Kepler College was fueled by her aspiration to become a fashion and footwear entrepreneur. Born with congenital curvature of the spine, the challenges she faced prior to joining included financial constraints and job market struggles. Her determination led her to Kepler College, viewing it as a pivotal step in her career progression.
This Friday marked a special day at Kepler College as the Keplerian community, including students and staff, gathered to honor the exceptional educators who inspire and shape the minds of tomorrow.
Under the theme, ‘The Teachers We Need for the Education We Want: The Global Imperative to Reverse the Teacher Shortage,’ the event underscored the key role of teachers in society.
The day was enriched with a series of heartfelt student performances and inspiring speeches, painting a vivid picture of the profound impact educators have on their students.
Today, Kepler College held its Friday chat with the College’s Senior Management and the Student’s General Assembly on Digital Existence. The dialogue, spurred by the monetized digital age’s impact on today’s youth, explored the essence of ethical online engagement and the contrasting values of real-world interactions against the backdrop of social media. Kepler College Vice-Chancellor Prof. Baylie Damtie emphasized the imperative of leveraging acquired knowledge to enhance professional marketability.
Every day at Kepler College’s Kiziba campus is a journey steeped in learning and interaction. Samuel Bikorimana, not just a devoted student but also a Learning Coach, embodies the spirit of educational pursuit prevalent on the campus.
His journey illustrates the blend of discipline, interaction, and joy that defines life at Kepler College, Kiziba campus. His routine reflects the balanced life that the institution promotes, fostering academic excellence while also nurturing interpersonal relationships and personal growth.
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Kepler nurtured my curiosity. I now see agriculture as a path to transformation. Today, I am working to feed communities and build a more sustainable future.
Gilbert Ishimwe Product Strategy Lead
One Acre Fund
