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Simeon Nyakundi: Joy as TUK Interior Design Student Lands Prestigious Internship in Brazil

Kevin TevBy Kevin TevMarch 29, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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A Technical University of Kenya student identified as Simeon Nyakundi has bagged an internship opportunity in Brazil thanks to his exemplary work in environmental design. Simeon Nyakundi, who is set to fly to Brazil. Photo: TUK Source: Facebook How did Nyakundi win the internship? Nyakundi is an Environmental Design student undertaking a Bachelor of Technology in Interior Design at TUK. He will join a team of experts researching the adoption of building constructive strategies to enhance energy efficiency.

“His rich portfolio impressed league of panellists from International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) who selected him among the few young scholars exhibiting innovation and passion in their fields of practice,” said TUK on their Facebook page.  “Nyakundi has participated in conferences and competitions including; NICE Labs 50/50, Hackathon – Exploring Visual Cultures and the Customer Excellence Center Wallpaper design for Kenya Airways where he won top recognition for creativity, relevance, and aesthetic impact,” said the instution.

The International Liaison Office at TU-K has encouraged STEM students to take advantage of the more than 77 overseas internship opportunities available. Simeon Nyakundi when he was being rewarded by a KQ official.  Kenyans react to the story: Omondi Ogutu: “Good job and great tidings to him.” Lokorikeju Jr II: “Congratulations comrade.” Jonathan K Cheruiyot: “Congrats comrade.” Ray Charles: “Congratulations broo.” John Presto: “Wish you well champ.” Hose Monyenye Hoseah: “Congrats.”

 

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