Thirty-two students drawn from various African countries will benefit from a 3-year full Government of China funded scholarships to study for higher degrees, eight of them at PhD levels, in selected areas of biodiversity in China. Under the programme, JKUAT alumni have bagged 14 of the 21 scholarships won by Kenyans, making JKUAT, the single institution to produce the largest number of scholarship recipients, expected to embark next month on Masters and Doctorate degrees at the Peking based University of Chinese Academy of Science. The ceremony to hand over the scholarships was held at JKUAT,... Continue reading →
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