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Limko To Increase Tertiary Access

Monday, August 23, 2021 | 1460 Views |

Limkokwin has been offering scholarships students in different disciplines

The Limkokwing University of Creative Technology says it will continuously play a critical role in the knowledge-based economy by being a conduit for developing and facilitating integration into the wider social and innovation system to grow and develop the economy of Botswana.

In its continued endeavours to providing quality education and positioning itself as the number one market leader in the creative and innovative-driven industry within the tertiary education in Botswana, Limkokwing University announced that for the 2021 Academic New Intake, it will be offering new programmes aimed at assisting self-sponsored students with access to tertiary education.

Speaking to The Monitor, director communications and PR, Mercy Thebe stated that Limkokwing is committed to increasing access to tertiary for the Botswana youth.

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Limko To Increase Tertiary Access

The Limkokwing University of Creative Technology says it will continuously play a critical role in the knowledge-based economy by being a conduit for developing and facilitating integration into the wider social and innovation system to grow and develop the economy of Botswana.

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