In efforts to expand global job opportunities for its students, Mount Kenya University (MKU) has secured 57 more apprenticeship placements for its nursing students in Germany through a growing network of international training partnerships. This adds to a steadily increasing number of graduates already working in Germany under the programme, which targets the European healthcare sector since its launch in 2023. University Council…
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