About CFW

A brief History

• 1966 The College for Women was established but was confined to offering courses in science, literature and education only.
• 1985 The number of students increased, and it was decided that the College for Women should be absorbed in the university. The students were distributed among the other colleges and the Dean resigned.
• 1996 A corporate committee was formed to reinstate the College for Women.
• 2000 A committee was formed to decide upon the academic program for the new College for Women.
• 2001 The academic program was approved by the University Council
• 2002 The Dean of the new College for Women was appointed.
• 2003 The first class of students was enrolled in courses at the College for Women.