| Title |
Makere [?Makerere] College, Uganda |
| Reference |
Y3011U/270-277 |
| Covering Dates |
1940–1949 (Dated '1940s' in the original typescript catalogue.) |
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| Content and context |
Makerere was opened by the Government as a technical school in 1922, and two years later a class for training medical assistants was added. In 1926 responsibility for technical training transferred from Makerere to the Kampala Training College and Makerere became a general training college. A commission of inquiry into education in East Africa recommended in 1937 that steps should be taken to transform Makerere into a college of higher education and in 1950 Makerere became a university college, with external degrees awarded by London University. |
| Further information |
Indexed |
| Index Terms |
| Africa |
| Central |
| Uganda |
| RCS/Y3011U/270-277 contains: |
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270
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The main building containing the administration offices and class rooms. Good condition.. |
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271
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Five students from Uganda, Kenya, Tanganyika [i.e. Tanzania], Zanzibar and Northern Rhodesia [i.e. Zambia], outside the main entrance. Good condition.. |
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272
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The main building. Good condition.. |
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273
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The main building. Good condition.. |
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274
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One of the three science buildings. The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'The cost of this building was met by the Empire Cotton Growing Association'. Good condition.. |
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275
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A science class doing an examination paper. Good condition.. |
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276
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A science class. Good condition, slight ink staining.. |
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277
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A drawing class. Good condition, some ink staining.. |
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