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Refugee Education
Kepler is committed to ensuring at least 25% of our student body are refugee learners.
We are working to address both the disparity in access to higher education for marginalized populations as well as the inequities in post-graduate employment opportunities.
Kepler tackles these complex problems through a holistic approach that supports students from vulnerable backgrounds at every step on the path from post-secondary to economic mobility and community leadership. Our Iteme preparation program has served over
1,282
secondary school graduates from refugee and host communities across Rwanda who wish to pursue tertiary education.
Kepler’s campus in the Kiziba refugee camp was one of the first programs to provide access to fully accredited university degrees in a remote camp setting. Kepler has enrolled
625
refugees in BA degree programs through Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), and the social impact on their communities is already notable. Our Kiziba graduates were among the first refugees hired by humanitarian actors in Rwanda and are shaping a broader dialogue around employment and self-reliance for refugees
Kepler is preparing young Africans for the future of work with 21st-century
skills and new pathways to employment.
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RWANDA:
KG 29 Ave 16
Kigali, Rwanda
+250 782 637 318
ETHIOPIA:
Sami Building
Gerji Bole Sub City
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
+251-94-907-2549
CANADA:
135 Laurier Ave West
Ottawa, Ontario
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Newsletter
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2020 Annual Report
2021 Annual Report
2022 Annual Report
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Refugee Education
Kepler is committed to ensuring at least 25% of our student body are refugee learners.
We are working to address both the disparity in access to higher education for marginalized populations as well as the inequities in post-graduate employment opportunities.
Kepler tackles these complex problems through a holistic approach that supports students from vulnerable backgrounds at every step on the path from post-secondary to economic mobility and community leadership. Our Iteme preparation program has served over
1,282
secondary school graduates from refugee and host communities across Rwanda who wish to pursue tertiary education.
Kepler’s campus in the Kiziba refugee camp was one of the first programs to provide access to fully accredited university degrees in a remote camp setting. Kepler has enrolled
625
refugees in BA degree programs through Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), and the social impact on their communities is already notable. Our Kiziba graduates were among the first refugees hired by humanitarian actors in Rwanda and are shaping a broader dialogue around employment and self-reliance for refugees
Kepler is preparing young Africans for the future of work with 21st-century
skills and new pathways to employment.
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About
Contact
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Kepler College
Student Portal
USA:
1732 1st Avenue
#21374
New York, NY 10128
+1-303-868-4085
RWANDA:
KG 29 Ave 16
Kigali, Rwanda
+250 782 637 318
ETHIOPIA:
Sami Building
Gerji Bole Sub City
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
+251-94-907-2549
CANADA:
135 Laurier Ave West
Ottawa, Ontario
Suite 100, K1P 5J2
+1-343-804-5700
PRIVACY POLICY
TERMS OF USE
© 2025 Kepler All rights reserved