Where we work

Kepler Kigali (Kigali, Rwanda)

Our Kigali campus is a 4 hectare property located in Kigali's Green City is Kepler's largest campus. Our dream is to build a green, modern campus to continue to equip the most vulnerable students with 21st century skills and opportunities. Join us on this journey.

Kepler Kiziba (Kiziba refugee camp, Western Rwanda)

In 2015, Kepler made an important commitment to serve refugee populations by opening a site in the Kiziba refugee camp, the oldest camp in Western Rwanda, becoming one of the first programs to provide fully accredited university degrees in a remote camp setting. Kepler Kiziba started with 25 students in 2015 and has since enrolled 300 in BA degree programs through Southern New Hampshire University.

of students are refugees
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of refugee students graduate within four years
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of Kepler graduates have found employment within 6 months of graduation
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of refugee graduates from Kiziba are employed upon graduation
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of Kepler Kiziba students complete professional internships
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of Kepler’s 344 alumni are currently employed
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of refugee graduates from Kigali are employed graduation
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Kepler Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)

In 2020, Kepler launched The Graduate Employment Program (GEP) in Ethiopia. Kepler’s GEP aims at increasing employability amongst youth in Ethiopia.
Kepler’s GEP aims at increasing employability amongst youth in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia by upskilling unemployed graduates of technical colleges and universities with soft skills and job readiness skills, and then placing them in internships or jobs aligned with their technical training. The eight-week training program is structured to support both the learning of key competencies and the internalization of professional habits.