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Kisii University has a rich history dating back to 1965 when it began as a Primary Teachers' Training College. In 1983, the college evolved into a Secondary Teachers' College, expanding its offerings to include diploma programmes. In 1994, the Government of Kenya mandated Egerton University to take over the college as its campus. Although Egerton University introduced a Postgraduate Diploma in Education, it later
phased it out in 2001. On August 23, 2007, KSU College became a Constituent College of Egerton University and received a charter on February 6, 2013, becoming the 13th public University in Kenya. KSU has emerged as one of the leading institutions of higher learning in Kenya. Its diverse range of academic programmes and dedication to excellence make it a top choice for students seeking quality education. The student population is over 20,000, distributed across eight schools, including Health Sciences; Law; Pure and Applied Sciences; Education and Human Resource Development; Information Science and Technology; Arts and Social Sciences; Agriculture and Natural Resource Management; and Business and Economics.
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