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Medicine, engineering among courses geared for priority funding

Dedan Kimathi University of Technology Engineering students practicals class in session at the Advanced Design and Manufacturing Training Center (ADMATC) moments before the P. S. presided over the Engineering Courses accreditation ceremony, July 30, 2015. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

According to a draft Universities Funding Framework, 20 per cent of the allocated budget will go to priority courses, which will be based on the Big 4 Agenda and the broader Vision 2030.

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