Amref International University Nursing Fees: Full Program Guide

Amref International University nursing fees are important for students planning to pursue nursing education at one of Kenya’s recognised private medical universities. Located in Northlands along Thika Road, the university was accredited in 2017 and is fully owned by Amref Health Africa. The institution is approved by the Nursing Council of Kenya to train nurses at both diploma and degree levels, offering programs designed to meet national and regional healthcare needs.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a full-time program offered over four years, which includes 12 trimesters for direct entry students and nine trimesters for upgrading applicants. Admission requires a KCSE mean grade of C+ with C+ in English or Kiswahili, Mathematics or Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Applicants with a nursing diploma such as KRN, KRM, or KRCHN from an accredited institution may also qualify, provided they have at least two years of post-diploma work experience.

BSc Nursing Fees Structure (Ksh)

Year 1
Semester 1: Ksh 160,700
Semester 2: Ksh 155,700
Semester 3: Ksh 155,700

Year 2
Semester 1: Ksh 158,200
Semester 2: Ksh 155,700
Semester 3: Ksh 155,700

Year 3
Semester 1: Ksh 158,200
Semester 2: Ksh 155,700
Semester 3: Ksh 155,700

Year 4
Semester 1: Ksh 158,200
Semester 2: Ksh 155,700
Semester 3: Ksh 155,700

Diploma in Nursing: Pre-service KRCHN

The diploma in nursing runs for three years and targets students who meet a KCSE mean grade of C plain or KCE Division II. Required subject grades include C plain in English or Kiswahili, C plain in Biology, and at least C- in Physics, Chemistry, or Mathematics.