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Former name | Scott Theological College |
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| Established | 1962 |
| Vice-Chancellor | Dr. Jonathan Mwania |
| Students | 2000 (Approx.) [1] |
| Location | , 1°30′S37°16′E / 1.500°S 37.267°E |
| Website | www |
Scott Christian University (SCU) is a private Christian university in Machakos, Kenya. [2]
It was established by the Africa Inland Mission in 1962 as Scott Theological College (STC), and named after AIM's founder, Peter Cameron Scott.
Scott received its university charter in 1997, adopting its present name in 2012. [1] [3] [4]
Scott christian university Academic Division is composed of three schools:
Scott publishes an academic journal, the Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology . (AJET)
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