Rift Valley University College - Branches of Rift Valley University College

Branches of Rift Valley University College

  1. Addis Ababa (There are two campuses: Gulele Branch and Yoseph Branch)
  2. Bishoftu
  3. Adama
  4. Asella
  5. Shashemene
  6. Baatu (Ziway)
  7. Chiro (Ciroo)
  8. Dire Dawa
  9. Hararge
  10. Neqemte
  11. Jima Campus

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