GLUK educational philosophy is based on a holistic perspective on student learning and development. We seek to equip our students with not only the knowledge, but also the skills and experience that will enable them to be active and ethical contributors to a rapidly evolving world. Curricular and co-curricular activities are fully integrated, and we offer a vibrant campus community life. This includes provision for volunteering during major campus events, involvement in student publications, and participation in leadership workshops.
Undergraduates work in social action projects through the Community Service Learning Program and participate in 90 hours of service learning. Internship opportunities are also available to provide students with exposure to the world of work, and the opportunity to begin to see the applications of their learning.
The University excels in co-curricular activities. Over the last few years we have dominated performing arts and music festivals both locally and nationally.
GLUK coordinates sports and games throughout the academic year. Existing sports and recreation activities include team sports, individual sports, board games, indoor games and other outdoor activities. GLUK teams compete in the Kenya Universities Sports Association (KUSA).
The University encourage formation of Clubs that serve the community and give students a well rounded experience.
