Several universities in Kenya offer distance learning programs without stringent certificate equivalence requirements. Here are some notable options:Kenyatta University (KU): The Digital School of Virtual & Open Learning offers a variety of certificate, diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate courses through blended learning (online and face-to-face). Fields of study include arts, sciences, business, and education [%] [%].University of Nairobi (UoN): The Center for Open and Distance Learning provides undergraduate and graduate courses with a mix of online and occasional face-to-face sessions at regional centers [™] [%].Moi University: Through the Open/Distance Learning Institute, Moi University offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including business, law, and social sciences [].Egerton University: The e-learning center offers blended learning with courses in agriculture, education, business, and more. The university provides detailed information on requirements and enrollment procedures online [%] [%].African Nazarene University (ANU): ANUhas been offering distance learning since 2011, providing programs at various levels, including master's degrees in areas like counseling psychology and environmental management [*] [%].Mount Kenya University (MKU): The Digital Varsity offers a range of certificate, diploma, degree, and postgraduate courses, with flexible study options for students who have other commitments [%].St. Paul's University: This university offers distance learning programs in community development, business administration, and leadership management, attracting students from across East Africa and beyond [%].These universities provide a variety of programs with flexible learning modes to accommodate different student needs and schedules. You can find more details and application procedures on their respective websites.