Education plays a central role at the Columbia Global Centers | Nairobi. It is the basis on which the Center brings together academics from local institutions and those from Columbia University. Education programming leads to the exchange of ideas and transfer of knowledge. It also enhances enlightenment through understanding of the constantly changing global trends and seeking viable solutions. Some areas of collaboration are in the fields of science, arts, technology, business and engineering.
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Slide 1: Students from the Kraft Global Fellows Program during an educational trip to Nairobi, Kenya.
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Slide 2: Students from the Kraft Global Fellows Program during an educational trip to Nairobi, Kenya.
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Slide 3: Students from the Kraft Global Fellows Program during an educational trip to Nairobi, Kenya
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Slide 4: Students from the Kraft Global Fellows Program during an educational trip to Nairobi, Kenya
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Slide 5: Students from the Kraft Global Fellows Program during an educational trip to Nairobi, Kenya
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