Meru University Of Science And Technology Accommodation, To be the best in the provision of high quality accommodation services that meets and exceeds the expectations of our clients. MissionTo provide cost effective, efficient and friendly accommodation services to all our clients. To respond quickly with innovative answers to our clients needs, aiming at achieving the… Read More »
Meru University Of Science And Technology Library, MUST library has been created to support the teaching and learning activities of the University through provision of relevant and appropriate resources. MUST library enables the university to be a centre of excellence in Research and Technology Training and enhance research. The library has a wide variety of… Read More »
Meru University Of Science And Technology Application Form, Application forms can be obtained from MUST Main Campus (Nchiru) and MUST Meru Town Campus (Hart Towers) upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Ksh. 2,500 for PhD Programmes, Ksh. 1,500 for Masters Programmes, Ksh. 1,000 for Undergraduate Programmes and Ksh. 500 for Diploma,Certificate and Bridging Programmes. Application forms can also be downloaded from www.must.ac.ke/downloads Application… Read More »
Meru University Of Science And Technology Logo, The idea of establishing a University dates back many years to the early 1960s when the Njuri Ncheke (Council of elders of the Meru people) conceived an idea of establishing an institution of higher education in Meru. It was in the mid-1960s soon after Kenya’s Independence that the… Read More »
Meru University Of Science And Technology Contacts, provided below are the contacts, address for all the campuses and also the email address of the school. Get in contact with us for more information about what you do not understand Contacts Main Office Academic Office Deputy Vice Chancellor (AA) Meru Town Campus Social Links P.O Box… Read More »
Meru University Of Science And Technology, The idea of establishing a University dates back many years to the early 1960s when the Njuri Ncheke (Council of elders of the Meru people) conceived an idea of establishing an institution of higher education in Meru. It was in the mid-1960s soon after Kenya’s Independence that the elders… Read More »