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Haramaya University as "Haramaya University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences" was established in 1954 and it was part of Addis Ababa University until 1985 when it upgraded full-fledged university of agriculture. The university converted to multi-disciplinary university in 1996.
The Arid Zone Agricultural College was established at the University of Asmara but was then moved to Agarfa in southern Ethiopia in 1990. In 1993, the Arid Zone Agricultural College was moved to Mekelle and started with 42 students in 3 degree programs.
Mizan–Tepi University was inaugurated in May 2006, when Mizan Teferi Agricultural TVET College became the founding center of the university. It has over 5,00 students and more than 200 lecturers. [4] The university landed on 52 hectares on each both campuses. The university is surrounded by vegetation and natural resources. [5]
Wollo University is one of the federal universities in Ethiopia. There are two campuses, one in Dessie and one in Kombolcha. [10] Kamise College of Teachers Education Kamise, Oromia Zone: Amhara: 2002 Kamise College of Teachers Education is located in Kamise, Oromia Zone, Amhara Region. [citation needed]
Academics at Dilla University are organized into six colleges (Technology and Engineering; Business and Economics; Health and Medical Science; Social Science and Humanities; Agriculture and Natural Resources; and Natural and Computational Science), two institutes (Indigenous Studies; and Education and Behavioural Science), as well as Center for Language, culture, and society; separate Schools ...
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The origin of Hawassa University was the establishment of Debub University ("South" University) on 22 December 1998 via a government proclamation. [2] Debub University originally consisted of Awassa College of Agriculture, Wondo Genet College of Forestry, and Dila Teachers' Education and Health Science College.