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PostgraduateProspectusfortheYear2010/2011
INTRODUCTIONTOTHEUNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAM TheUniversityofDaresSalaam(UDSM)wasbornoutofadecisiontakenon25th March,1970bytheEastAfricanAuthority,tosplitthethenUniversityofEastAfrica intothreeindependentuniversitiesforKenya,UgandaandTanzania. TheUniversityofDaresSalaamissituatedonthewestsideoftheCityofDares Salaam,Tanzania.Itoccupies1,625acresontheObservationHill,13k.m.fromthe centreofthecityofDaresSalaam. TheUniversityhasfivecampusesUDSMMainCampus,theInstituteofMarine ScienceslocatedinZanzibar,theSchoolofJournalismandMassCommunication(SJMC) locatedatMikocheni,DaresSalaam,DaresSalaamUniversityCollegeofEducation (DUCE)locatedatChangombe,DaresSalaamandMkwawaUniversityCollegeof Education(MUCE)locatedinIringa.Everyyear,candidatesareadmittedintothe UniversityofDaresSalaamtopursuevariousdegreeprogrammes/coursestenableat thesaidcampuses. TheUniversityhascontinuedtogrowandexpandintermsofdiversifiedacademic programmesandstudentnumbers.ThenumberofstudentsadmittedattheUniversity ofDaresSalaamhasbeenincreasingsteadily,from14in1961to2718postgraduate andundergraduatedegreeandnon-degreestudentsinthe2008/2009academicyear. Withregardtoundergraduateprogrammes,theUniversityoffersvariousacademic programmesleadingtotheawardofcertificates,diplomas,advanceddiplomasand firstdegrees.Atotaloffourcertificates,10diplomas,threeadvanceddiplomasand76 degreeprogrammesareofferedatthevariousacademicunitsoftheUniversity.The specificprogrammesofferedaredetailedundertherespectiveacademicunitinthe prospectus. LikewisetheUniversityoffersawiderangeofpostgraduateprogrammesat PostgraduateDiploma,MastersandPh.D.levels.Currentlythereare82postgraduate academicprogrammesofferedbytheUniversity.Theserangefrombasicsciences, appliednaturalandsocialsciencesleadingtoprofessionaldegreesinengineering, medicine,law,architectureandthearts.Adetailedinformationontheseprogrammesis availableintheprospectusundertherespectiveacademicunitsaswellasinthebooklet on the University of Dar es Salaam General Regulations and Guidelines for PostgraduateStudyProgrammes. ForpurposesofmaintainingEastAfricaninter-universityacademiccooperationand communication,anInter-UniversityCouncilforEastAfricawassetupin1970.The
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CouncilestablishedanInter-UniversityExchangeprogramme,throughwhichthe UniversityadmitsstudentsfromotherEastAfricancountriesmainlyKenyaandUganda. TheUniversityalsoadmitsstudentsfromseveralothercountriestheworld-overthrough establishedlinks,exchangeprogrammesorindividualapplications.Mostofthese studentsreceivetheirbursariesfromtheirrespectivegovernments.Studentsfromother countriesareconsideredforadmissiontootherundergraduateandpostgraduatestudies subjecttotheavailabilityofvacancies. DirectorateofPostGraduateStudies(DPGS) TheDirectorateofPostGraduateStudies(DPGS)formallyreplacedtheSchoolof GraduateStudies(SGS)in2009.TheformerSchoolwasestablishedin2006,withthe mainfunctionsbeingadministeringandcoordinatingpostgraduatestudiesattheUniversity oftheDaresSalaam(UDSM).Inthepastfifteenyearsthepostgraduatestudents populationincreasedfromabout100in1993/1994toabout2,607in2006/07.During thesameperiod,postgraduateprogrammesincreasedfrom48toover74. Inviewoftherapidexpansionofpostgraduateprogrammes,coupledwiththe Universityrestructuringprogramme,theUDSMCouncilatits69thmeetingapproved the re-establishment of the Directorate of Post Graduate Studies (DPGS) and subsequentlyde-establishedSGS.TheDPGShastakenoverallthefunctionsofthe SGSbutwithmoreresponsibilitiesincludingprovidingtherequisiteenvironmentfor postgraduatestudiesandactivities. HigherDegrees DoctorofLaws(LL.D.),DoctorofLiterature(D.Lit.)andDoctorofScience(D.Sc.). Thesedegreesareretainedashigherdoctoratestobeawardedinaccordancewith regulationsrelatingtohigherdoctoratesattheUniversityofDaresSalaam. COLLEGEOFARTSANDSOCIALSCIENCES MasterofArts(MA)Degreein: FineArt,TheatreArts,Music,Economics,GeographyandEnvironmentalManagement, History,Archaeology,PoliticalScience,PublicAdministrationandInternationalRelations, Sociology,Statistics,Literature,Linguistics,DemographyandInformationStudies.
DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)byThesisinalltheabovefields DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)byCourseworkandDissertationin: Economics,PoliticalScienceandPublicAdministration UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMBUSINESSSCHOOL PostgraduateDiplomain: InformationandCommunicationTechnologyPolicyandRegulations,Enterpreneurship andEnterpriseDevelopmentandMicrofinance. MasterDegreein: BusinessAdministration(MBA),InternationalTrade,EntrepreneurshipandEnterprising Development,InformationandICTPolicyandInternationalTransportandLogistics. DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMSCHOOLOFEDUCATION PostgraduateDiplomain: Education(P.G.D.E.) MasterDegreein: ArtsinEducation(offeredjointlywithCASS),ArtsinAppliedSocialPsychology (MAASP),Education(Science)andEducationalManagementandAdministration (MEMA). DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) COLLEGEOFENGINEERINGANDTECHNOLOGY PostgraduateDiplomain: CivilEngennering,ElectronicsandInformationTechnology,ChemicalandProcess Engineering,ElectricalPowerEngineering,MechanicalEngineering,Engineering ManagementandEnvironmentalEngineering.
MasterofScience(M.Sc.)in: Construction Management, Highway Engineering, Structural Engineering, TelecommunicationEngineering,WaterResourceEngineering,ElectronicsEngineering andInformationTechnology,PowerEngineering,PowerElectronicsandElectrical Drives,PowerSystemsandHighwayVoltages,ChemicalEngineering,Energy Engineering,EngineeringManagement,EnvironmentalEngineeringandProduction Engineering,MasterofIntegratedWaterResourcesManagementandMastersof IntegratedSanitationManagement. DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMSCHOOLOFLAW(FORMERLY FACULTYOFLAW) PostgraduateDiplomain:Law(PGDL) SpecializedPostgraduateDiplomain:Law(SPGDL) MastersDegreein:Laws(LL.M) DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) COLLEGEOFNATURALANDAPPLIEDSCIENCES PostgraduateDiplomain:ScientificComputing MasterofScience(M.Sc.)Degreein: Chemistry,AppliedScienceofMaterials,AppliedZoology,Biology,Biotechnology, Botany,ComputerScience,Geology,MathematicalModelling,MolecularBiology, Microbiology,Physics,WildlifeandTerrestrialEcology,AquaticSciencesand BiodiversityConservation.MasterinIntegratedEnvironmentalManagement.This ProgrammeisofferedjointlywithCollegeofEngineeringandTechnology MasterofScience(byThesis) DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)
SCHOOLOFINFORMATICSANDCOMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGIES MasterDegreeofSciencein:ComputerSciencesandHealthInformatics DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) INSTITUTEOFDEVELOPMENTSTUDIES MasterofArts(M.A.)Degreein:DevelopmentStudies. DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) SCHOOLOFJOURNALISMANDMASSCOMMUNICATION PostgraduateDiplomain:MassCommunication(PGDMC). INSTITUTEOFRESOURCEASSESSMENT MasterofScience(M.Sc.)Degreein:NaturalResourceAssessmentand Management. DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) INSTITUTEOFMARINESCIENCES MasterofScience(M.Sc.)Degreein:MarineandCoastalResourceManagement, MarineandCoastalGeo-Information,MarineScience. DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)
POSTGRADUATESTUDIESGENERALINFORMATION 1.0 1.1 ADMISSIONREGULATIONS Allenquiriesaboutadmissionshouldbeaddressedto: TheDirectorofPostgraduateStudies, UniversityofDaresSalaam, P.O.Box35091, DaresSalaam,TANZANIA. e-mail:DPGS@admin.udsM.A.c.tz Tel.General: +255-22-2410500-9 Ext:2010 Tel.Direct: +255-22-2410069 Fax: +255-22-2410078 ApplicationformscanbeobtainedfromeithertheDirectorateofPostgraduate Studies(DPGS),therespectiveprogrammeColleges/Schools/Institutesorour websiteatwww.udsm.ac.tz. 1.2 Allnewstudentsarerequiredtoreportfortheorientationprogrammethatnormally takesplaceduringtheweekprecedingthebeginningofthenewacademicyear. Successfulapplicantswillberegisteredonlyaftertheyhavepaidtherequisite Universityfees. Feespaidwillnotberefunded. Allstudents,ifaccepted,areexpectedtoconformtopostgraduategeneral regulationsandguidelines. Thedeadlineforregistrationoffirstyearstudentswillbetwoweeks,fromthe firstdayoftheorientationweek,whileforcontinuingstudentsitwillbetheFriday ofthesecondweekafterthebeginningofthefirstsemester.
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POSTGRADUATEPROGRAMMESTRUCTURESAND DURATIONS PostgraduateDiplomas AllPostgraduateDiplomaprogrammesatUDSMarebycourseworkand dependingontheprogramme,theirdurationrangefrom12to15months. Masters Degree MastersDegreesareofferedbyeithercourseworkorbythesis.
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2.2.1 MastersDegreebyCourseworkandDissertation Theseareeither18or24monthsprogrammesinvolvingcourseworkfollowed byexaminationsandthenadissertationresearch. 2.2.2 MastersDegreebyThesis TheseProgrammeslastfor24monthsandtheyarepursuedthroughresearch followedbythewritingofathesis. 2.4 DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) Mostofthedoctoralprogrammesareofferedthrougharesearchfollowedby writingadoctoralthesis.Theprogrammeslastforthreeyearsforfull-timestudents and5yearsforpart-timestudents. ENTRYQUALIFICATIONS PostgraduateDiplomas AcandidateforadmissionintoaPostgraduateDiplomaprogrammemusthave thefollowingqualifications: AtleastaBachelorsdegree,AdvancedDiplomaoritsequivalentfromarecognized institutionofhigherlearning. 3.2 Masters Degree ForadmissiontotheMastersDegreeprogrammebycourseworkanddissertation theapplicantshallholdthefollowingqualifications:
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(i) AnhonoursdegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranequivalent degreefromanotherrecognizedUniversity.Candidateswhoholdan unclassifieddegreee.g.,M.D.shouldhaveatleastaBgradeaverageinthe subjectoftheintendedMastersstudy. (ii) Candidateswithpassdegreesmayalsobeconsideredforadmissionif: (a) Theirundergraduateperformanceintheproposedsubjectofstudywas aBgradeorhigher. (b) TheyhavesatisfiedtherelevantCollege/School/Institutewiththeir academicpotentialthroughsubsequentresearchexperienceand/or additionaltraining. (c) CandidateswithacourseworkaverageofB+orhigherinspecified PostgraduateDiplomasmayupgradetoregistrationforadissertation leadingtoaMastersDegree. 3.2.3 ForadmissiontotheMastersDegreeprogrammebythesistheapplicantsmust haveanupperseconddegreeintherelevantfield. 3.3 DoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.) AcandidateforadmissiontotheDoctorofPhilosophydegreeshallholdthe followingqualifications: a) AnhonoursundergraduatedegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamoran equivalentdegreefromarecognizedUniversity.Candidateswhoholdan unclassifieddegreee.g.,M.D.shouldhaveatleastaBgradeaverageinthe subjectofintendedPh.Dstudy. AND b) MastersdegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranequivalentMasters degreefromarecognizeduniversity.
c) CandidateswithaFirstClassorUpperSecondclassdegree,orholdersofa distinctionoracreditinthecaseofunclassifieddegrees,mayalsobe consideredforPh.D.registration.Suchcandidateshavetoinitiallyregister fortheMastersdegreeandundertakeatleastonefullyearspostgraduate training.Iftheydemonstrateoutstandingperformance,andobtainthe authorisationoftheSenateontherecommendationoftherelevantCollege andDPGSBoards,theymayupgradetheirregistrationtoPh.D.candidacy. 3.4 OtherRequirements i) Certificatesobtainedfromnon-recognizedUniversitiesandinstitutionsof higherlearningshallbesubjecttoapprovalbytheTanzaniaCommissionfor Universities(TCU). ii) Acandidatediscontinuedonacademicgroundsfromapostgraduate programmemaybeallowedtoapplyforadmissionintoanotherprogramme. Suchacandidatemaybeadmittedintothesameprogrammeaftershowing evidencethatheorshehasattendedandpassedarelevantprofessionalor academiccourselastingatleastsixmonthsafterthediscontinuation. iii) Studentsdiscontinuedfromstudiesbecauseofexaminationirregularitieswill beconsideredforre-admissionaftertheyhavebeenawayforthreeyears. Theywillberequiredtore-applyandcompetewithotherapplicantsforreadmissionintofirstyear. iv) Applicationdeadlineshallbe28thMayforMasterscoursework/dissertation andPostgraduateDiplomaprogrammes.ThereisnodeadlineforMasters andPh.D.programmesbyThesis. 4.0 POSTGRADUATE REGULATIONS
4.1 Registration 4.1.1 Inmostdisciplines,candidateswillberegisteredforcourse-workstudyfollowed byresearchleadingtoadissertation.Inothers,thedegreestudywillbeby researchleadingtoathesiswithoutaprescribedcourse-workcomponent.
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a) Candidatesmayregisterasfulltimeoraspart-timestudents.Registration willtakeplaceduringthefirsttwoweeksofSemesterIandSemesterIIfor therespectiveintakes. b) Firstyearcandidatesmustsubmitthefollowingdocumentsatthetimeof registration: i) EvidenceofpaymentofUniversityfees; ii)CopiesandoriginalsofUniversity/Collegetranscriptsandcertificatesand secondaryschoolcertificates(Forms4and6).Originalcertificates/ transcriptswillbereturnedtothecandidateafterphysicalverification; iii)Twostampsizephotographs; iv) Evidenceofreleasefromemployer(ifemployed);and v)Evidenceofsponsorshiporabilitytosupportoneself. c) Candidatesshallberequiredtoregisteratthebeginningofthefirstyearof theirstudiesusingformUDSM/PG.F4aandtorenewtheirregistrationatthe beginningofeverysubsequentyearbyfillinginformUDSM/PG.F5and payingtherequiredfees. d) Failuretorenewregistrationshallmeanautomaticdiscontinuationfromstudies. 4.1.2 Studentsshallberegisteredbynamesappearingontheircertificates.Nochange ofnamesbystudentsshallbeentertainedduringthecourseofstudyatthe University. 4.1.3 Nostudentshallbeallowedtopostponestudiesaftereffectivecommencement ofanacademicyear,exceptunderspecialcircumstances.Permissiontopostpone studieswillbeconsideredafterproducingsatisfactoryevidenceofthereasonfor postponement.Specialcircumstancesshallinclude: a)Sickness; b)Serioussocialproblems(eachcasetobeconsideredonitsownmerit);or c)Severesponsorshipproblem.
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4.1.4 StudentsshallbeallowedtobeawayfromtheUniversitystudiesforamaximum oftwoyearsiftheyaretobere-admittedtothesameprogrammeandyearof studieswheretheyleftoff. 4.1.5 Nostudentshallbeallowedtochangesubjects/courses/programmesafterthe thirdweekofcommencementofthesemester. 4.1.6 Transferringfromoneacademicprogrammetoanotherwillbeallowedonlyifthe candidatepossessestherequiredadmissioncriteriafortheprogrammeforwhich transferisbeingsoughtandavacancyexistsinthatprogramme. 4.1.7 Theregistrationofnewandcontinuingstudentsshallbetwoweeksfromthefirst dayofthecommencementofclasses.Studentsseekingregistrationduringthe thirdweekshallbeliabletoasurchargeofTZS5,000/=perday.Nostudent shallberegisteredafterthethirdweeksincethecommencementofthesemester. 4.1.8 Everyregisteredcandidateisrequiredtosubmitaprogressreporttohis/her supervisorwhoshallforwardtotheCollege/SchoolorInstitutethroughtheHead ofDepartment. 4.1.9 EachCollege/School/Instituteisrequiredtosubmitprogressreportsofall postgraduatestudentstotheDirector,DPGS. 4.1.10MastersandPh.D.byCourseworkandDissertation StudentsundertakingtheirMastersandPh.Ddegreesbycourseworkand dissertationwillhavetoobservethefollowing: a) Tocompletethecoursework,astudentmustpassaminimumnumberof units,includingalltheprescribedcorecourses. b) OnSenatesapprovaloftheresults,thecandidateproceedstothedissertation phaseoftheprogramme.Itisessentialthathe/shewritesandtablesa comprehensiveproposalinaDepartmental/Instituteseminar.
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4.1.11 MastersandPh.D.byThesis a) Thecandidate,withthehelpoftheDepartmentssupervisorycommittee,is requiredtosubmitatwo-pagestatementoftheintendedresearchtopicto therelevantCollege/School/Institute.Onthebasisofthestatement,the College/School/Instituteassignssupervisor(s)tothecandidate. b) Withinfourmonthsoftheregistration,thecandidatemusthavepresenteda comprehensiveandsubstantiveresearchproposalinaDepartmentalseminar. c) GuidelinesonthewritingoftheresearchProposalaredetailedintheGeneral RegulationsandGuidelinesforPostgraduateStudyProgrammes(2006). 4.2 ExtensionofRegistrationPeriod a) Candidateswho,forvalidreasons,failtocompletetheirtheses/dissertations withinthespecifiedperiodmayapplyusingformUDSM/PG.F7foran extensionoftheregistrationperiod. b) ThestudentshallpayanextensionfeeofTshs.25,000/permonth. c) Theextensionperiodshallnotexceedsixmonthsforfull-timeandtwelve monthsforpart-timecandidates.Underveryspecialcircumstances,theDPGS Boardmayconsiderafurtherextensionofregistrationperiodforamaximum ofsixmonths. d) Grantedtheextensions,themaximumdurationofregistrationshallbetwo andhalfyearsforfull-timeandfouryearsforpart-timeMastersstudents andfiveyearsforfull-timeandsevenyearsforpart-timePh.D.students. 4.3 FreezingRegistration a) If,foranysoundreason,acandidatefailstocontinuewithhis/herstudies, he/shemayapplytoDPGSBoardforthefreezingoftheregistrationthrough his/herDepartmentandSchool/Institute/College.
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b) Themaximumperiodforsuchfreezingofregistrationshallbetwoyears. 4.4 CompletionofaProgramme a) Thedurationoftheregistrationperiodforeachprogrammeshallbeas stipulatedbytherelevantCollege/School/InstituteandapprovedbySenate. b) FailureofacandidatetocompletetheMastersand/orPh.D.studyprogramme withinthespecifiedperiodshallnecessitatehis/herdiscontinuationfromstudies, unlesstheDPGSBoarddecidesotherwise. 4.5 TransferofRegistration 4.5.1 APostgraduateDiplomacandidatemayontherecommendationoftheHeadof DepartmentandPrincipal/Dean/DirectorapplytoSenateforpermissiontotransfer registrationtothatofaMastersdegree.Senatewilldeterminethecontributionof theworkdoneunderDiplomacandidacytowardstheMastersdegreebeing appliedfor.NocandidatemayacquireboththePGDiplomaandtheMasters fromthesameprogramme. 4.5.2 AstudentforthedegreeofMastersbythesismayontherecommendationofthe DepartmentandCollege/School/InstituteconcernedapplythroughDPGSBoard totheSenateforpermissiontotransferregistrationtothatofaPh.D.Senatewill determinewhatrecognitionmaybegiventotheperiodwhichtheapplicanthas completedhisorherstudentshipforMasters,asacontributiontowardsthe fulfilmentoftherequirementsforthedegreeofDoctorofPhilosophy.Nocandidate mayacquireboththeMastersandtheDoctoratefromthesameprogramme. 4.5.3 AstudentforaMastersorPh.D.degreemayontherecommendationofthe HeadandPrincipal/Dean/DirectorconcernedapplythroughDPGSBoardto Senateatanytimebeforesubmissionofthethesisforpermissiontotransfer registrationtothatofPostgraduateDiplomaorMastersdegree,subjecttothe relevantprogrammebeingavailable. 4.5.4 WhereaCollege/School/InstitutereceivesareportfromtherelevantDepartment thattheprogressmadebyastudentforthedegreeofDoctorofPhilosophyis
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unsatisfactorybutsufficienttoallowthecandidatetobetransferredtotheMasters degreeorthePostgraduateDiploma,theCollege/School/Institutemayrecommend throughDPGSBoardtoSenatethatthecandidatesregistrationbesotransferred, subjecttocurrentavailabilityoftheMasters/PGDiplomaprogrammes. 4.5.5 AcandidateforthePh.D.orMastersDegree,whosethesisexaminersareeither indisagreementorhaverecommendedthesisrevisionandresubmissionmay,on therecommendationoftheCollege/School/InstituteBoard,transferregistration toaMastersortoarelevantexistingPostgraduateDiplomaprogramme, respectively. 4.5.6 CandidatesfromotherUniversitieswhowouldliketocompletetheirpostgraduate programmesattheUniversityofDaresSalaam,mayapplytoSenatethrough respectiveDepartments/Colleges/Schools/InstitutesandDPGSBoardtotransfer fromtheirpreviousUniversitiescredits/Unitsthatdonotexceed1/3ofthetotal credits/unitsfortheprogrammeprovidedtheformerinstitutionisaccreditedand thecandidatesmeettheminimumentryqualificationsfortheprogramtheyare enrolling. 4.6 PostponementofStudies Postponementofstudiesshallnotbeentertained.Howeverunderspecial circumstances,permissiontopostponestudiesmaybeconsideredasperregulation 4.1.3forstudentsatthecourseworkphase.ThesisandDissertationstudents shallberequiredtofreezeregistrationasperregulations4.3aandb. COURSE-WORKEVALUATION Candidatesregisteredforthecourse-workanddissertationprogrammeshallsit forcourseexaminationsfollowingassessmentproceduresapprovedbytherelevant College/School/Institute,DPGSBoardandSenate.Unlessstipulatedotherwise theGeneralUniversityExaminationRegulationsshallbeusedtoguidetheconduct ofexaminationofallpostgraduatecourses. InallColleges/Schools/InstitutesandDPGSBoardthevalueattachedtothe lettergradesawardedshallbeasfollows:
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TheminimumpassinggradeatpostgraduatelevelisB. 5.3 Inallcases,therelationshipbetweenthenumericalscoreandlettergradesshall beasfollows: A B+ B C D E 5.4 = = = = = = 70% 60 50 40 35 0 100% 69% 59% 49% 39% 34%
Ingradepointcomputationstheallocationofpointsshallbeasfollows: A = 5 B+ = 4 B = 3 C = 2 D = 1 E = 0points AllcourseworkexaminationresultsmustbesubmittedtotherelevantBoardsof theColleges/Schools/Institutes,DPGSandSenateforapproval. PresentationofexaminationresultstoBoardsofColleges/Schools/Institutes, DPGSandSenateshallbeinaccordancewiththeUniversityapprovedformat. Candidatesmustsuccessfullycompletethecourse-workphasebeforetheyare allowedtoproceedwiththedissertationphase.Successfulcompletionofthe
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courseworkphaseshallmeanattainmentofaBgradeorabovei.e.gradepoint averageGPAofatleast3.0inallexaminations. 5.8 Candidateswhofailinoneormoreexaminations,butwhoseGPAis2.7and aboveshallbeallowedtodosupplementaryexaminationsinthefailedcourses. CandidateswhofailtoattainaGPAofatleast2.7shallbediscontinuedfrom studies.
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5.10 CandidateswhofailinanysupplementaryexaminationandhaveaGPA3.0and abovemaybeallowedtorepeatthefailedcoursesbutshallnotbeallowedto proceedtothedissertationphase. 5.11 Colleges/Schools/Instituteswilladministersupplementaryexaminationswithina periodofbetweenonemonthandthreemonthsofapprovaloftheresultsby Senate. 6.0 6.1 REGULATIONSONTHESIS/DISSERTATIONPHASE CandidatesdoingaPostgraduateprogrammebycourseworkanddissertation andwhohavequalifiedtocontinuewiththedissertationresearchafterthecourseworkpartshallberequiredtosubmitadissertationinpartialfulfilmentofthe Degreerequirements,afteraspecifiedperiodsetbytherelevantCollege/School/ Institute. InthecaseofsomeColleges/Schools/Instituteswherethedissertationconstitutes asmallproportionofthedegreeprogrammei.e.lessthan50%ofthestudyunits, theColleges/Schools/Institutesregulationsforthesubmissionandexamination ofdissertationsshallapply. Allthesisanddissertationpostgraduatecandidatesshallberequiredtogiveat leastoneseminarpresentationbeforetheinitialsubmissionofthedissertation/ thesis. Guidelinesonthepreparationandpresentationofpostgraduatethesesand dissertationsarecontainedintheGeneralRegulationsandGuidlinesfor PostgraduateStudyProgramme(2006).
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NoticeofIntentiontoSubmit Atleastthreemonthsbeforesubmittingadissertationorathesisacandidate shall,throughthesupervisor,DepartmentandCollege/School/Institute,givenotice inwritingtotheChairperson,DPGSBoard,expressingintentiontosubmitthe dissertation/thesis.Guidelinesonhowtofilethenoticeofsubmissionareprovided forinformUDSM/PG.F8.
6.6 Certification 6.6.1 Everydissertation/thesissubmittedforadegreeawardmustbeaccompaniedby adeclarationbythecandidate,tothesatisfactionofSenate,statingthatthe dissertation/thesishasnotbeensubmittedforasimilardegreeinanyother University.Thedissertation/thesismustbesubmittedinfourhardboundcopies andonesoftcopy. 6.6.2 Thedissertation/thesisshallalsocontainadeclarationbythecandidatessupervisor, confirmingthathe/shehasreadthedissertation/thesisandfoundittobeinaform acceptableforexamination. 6.7 CopyrightDeclaration 6.7.1Thedissertation/thesisshallcontainastatementofcopyrightbytheauthor,reading asfollows:Forfurtherdetails,seeGuidelinesonPreparationofTheses,Section 6.6.1. Nopartofthisdissertation/thesismaybereproduced,storedinanyretrieval system,ortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans:electronic,mechanical photocopying,recording,orotherwise,withoutpriorwrittenpermissionof theauthorortheUniversityofDaresSalaaminthatbehalf. 6.8 Abstracts 6.8.1 Alldissertations/thesessubmittedfordegreeawardsmustbesatisfactoryas regardsformatandliterarypresentation.Theymustalsocontainaone-page abstractofamaximum300words. 6.8.2 Theabstractshallindicateinsummarytheessentialpointsofthedissertation/ thesis,theimportantresultsachievedandtheconclusionsreached.
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EXAMINATION OF MASTERS THESES/DISSERTATIONSAND DEGREEAWARDS Everydissertationsubmittedshallbeexaminedbyatleasttwospecialistsapproved bytherelevantCollege/School/InstituteBoard,DPGSBoardandSenate.At leastoneofthesemustbeexternaltotheUniversity.
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7.1.7Athesis/dissertationrejectedinaccordancewithregulation7.1.5cabovemustbe re-submittedforexaminationwithinninemonthsfromthedateoftheSenates approvalofexaminationresults. 7.1.8 Candidateswhofail,withoutreasonablecause,tosubmittheirdissertations/theses withintheperiodstatedin7.1.6and7.1.7aboveshallbediscontinuedfrom studies. 7.1.9 Wheretheexaminersarenotinagreementintheiroverallrecommendation,DPGS Boardshallexaminethecaseandrecommendoneofthefollowingactions: a) TherecommendationoftheExternalExaminersbeadopted;or b) Anadditionalindependentexaminerbeappointed;or c) TherelevantCollege/School/Instituteberequestedtoestablishapanelfrom amongsttheexpertsavailable,toexaminethecandidateorally. 7.2 VivaVoceExaminationsforMastersDegreeProgrammes
7.2.1 InMastersDegreeprogrammesinvolvingexaminationsbythesisalonewithout anyprescribedcourse-workcomponent,thecandidatesshall,inadditiontowriting athesis,appearforavivavoceexamination. 7.2.2 Course-workanddissertationresearchcandidatesmayalsoberequiredtoappear forvivavoceexaminations,ifsuchexaminationsaremandatoryintheirrespective College/School/Institute. 7.2.3 ThevivavoceexaminationsshalltakeplaceonlyaftertheDPGSBoardand Senatehavebeensatisfiedthatthethesis/dissertationsubmittedbythecandidate isconsideredbytheexaminerstobesatisfactory. 7.2.4 Thequestionstobeaskedinthevivavoceexaminationshallprimarilyfocuson thecandidatesthesis/dissertationresearcharea.Questionsinperipheralareas arealsoencouraged,iftheyhelptoestablishthecandidateslevelofacademic maturityonthethesissubjectmatter.
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7.2.5 Themembersofthevivavocepanelshallbeselectedinamannerthatwill ensurethatsufficientlyqualifiedandexperiencedscholarsintheresearchorrelated areaexaminethecandidate. 7.2.6 ThevivavoceexaminationforMastersDegreesshallcompriseofatleastfive, butnotmorethansevenexaminers,whoshallbeappointedbytheSenate Chairperson,ontherecommendationbythePrincipal/Dean/Directorofthe relevantCollege/School/Institute,andoftheHeadoftherelevantDepartment wherethecandidateisregistered.Thevivavocepanelshallcompriseofthe following: i. TheCollege/School/InstitutePrincipal/Dean/Directororhis/hernominee Chairperson ii. ExternalExaminerorhis/her/representative,appointedbytherelevant College/School/InstitutePrincipal/Dean/Director. iii. InternalExaminerwhodidnotguidetheresearch. iv. Thecandidatessupervisors. v. HeadoftherelevantDepartmentorhis/herappointee. NotmorethantwoothermembersappointedbytherespectiveCollege/School/ Institute. 7.2.7 TheDirectorofDPGSorhis/herrepresentativemayattendthevivavoce examinationtoguidepanelmembersontheconductoftheexamination. 7.2.8 TheDPGSBoardmustapprovethedateofexaminationatleasttwoweeks beforetheexamination. 7.2.9 TheHeadofDepartmentmustinformthecandidateinwritingregardingthe examinationarrangementsatleasttwoweeksbeforetheexamination,withcopies tothePrincipal/Dean/DirectorandtheDirector,DPGS. 7.2.10 Thevivavocepanelistsshallbeprovidedwithfulltextsofthethesisexaminers reportsandcopiesofthecandidatesthesis/dissertationatleastoneweekbefore thedateoftheoralexamination.TheCollege/School/Instituteshallensure availabilityofcopiesofthethesisusingtheirshareofexaminationfees.
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7.2.11 Thefunctionofthevivavocepanelshallbetoascertainthatthethesis/dissertation presentedfulfilsthefollowingcriteria: i) Thethesisistheoriginalworkofthecandidate; ii) Thebroadersubjectareainwhichthestudyisbasedisfullygraspedbythe candidate; iii) Anyweaknessesinthethesisareadequatelyclarifiedbythecandidate;and iv) AdefiniterecommendationismadetotheDPGSBoardwhetherthecandidate shouldbedeclaredashavingPassedorFailed. 7.2.12 Thevivavocepanelistsshould,asfaraspossible,worktowardsarrivingata unanimousdecisiononthecandidatesperformance.Wherethepanelistsare unabletoreachaunanimousagreementastowhetherthecandidatepassesor fails,avoteshallbetakentoarriveatadecision.Amajorityvoteshallbe requiredforpassingthevivavoceexamination. 7.2.13 Attheendofthevivavoceexamination,thepanelmembersshallsignaviva voceExaminationResultsFormUDSM/PG.F11obtainablefromtheDirector, DPGS,givingaspecificrecommendationonthecandidatesperformance.This shallbesubmitted,alongwithadetailedreportonhowthecandidatehandled thequestions,totheChairpersonofDPGSBoardforprocessing,whereupon, eachpanelistinthevivavoceexaminationshallreceiveanhonorariumatthe rateapprovedbytheUniversity. 7.2.14 Wherethereisadisagreementbetweentherecommendationofthethesis examinersandvivavoceexaminers,theDPGSBoardshallstudythecase andrecommendtoSenateoneofthefollowingoptions: a) Thecandidaterevisesandre-submitsthethesisandsubsequentlyre-appears forafurtheroral/written,orpracticalexamination,withinaspecifiedperiod, butnotexceeding6monthssincethedateofthedecisionbySenate:or Thecandidateisdeemedtohavefailedoutright.
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7.2.15 ThedurationofthevivavoceexaminationforMastersDegreesshallnotexceed twohours,whichshallbedistributedasfollows: 30minutesofpresentation 1hourand15minutesofquestionsandanswers 15minutesofdeliberations 7.2.16 Theinternalexaminerwhosupervisedthecandidateshallbetherecorderof thevivavoceexaminationproceedings. 7.2.17 Thefinaldecisionontheawardofthehigherdegreeshallbemadebythe SenateontherecommendationoftheDPGSBoard. 7.2.18 WorkrejectedbyExaminersafterre-submissionshallnotbeacceptedfor re-examinationattheUniversityofDaresSalaam. 7.2.19 Subsequentpublicationsfromathesis/dissertationsubmittedforaMasters degreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaammustcontainastatementthatthe workisbasedonathesis/dissertationsubmittedtotheUniversity. 7.3 SubmissionofaPh.D.Thesis 7.3.1 ThePh.D.degreeexaminationrequiresthesubmissionofathesisbythecandidate, embodyingtheresultsoftheresearch. 7.3.2 NocandidateshallbepermittedtosubmitathesisforthePh.D.degreeinless than24monthsfromthedateofregistration. 7.3.3 Atleastthreemonthsbeforethethesisissubmitted;thecandidateshall,through thesupervisor,givenoticeofintentiontosubmitthethesis.He/sheshoulddothis inwritingtotheChairperson,DPGSBoardsubmitting,atthesametime,the proposedtitleandanoutlineoftheplanandgeneralscopeofthethesis. 7.3.4 EverythesissubmittedforthePh.D.degreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaam mustbeaccompaniedbyadeclarationbythecandidate,statingthatitisthe candidatesownoriginalworkandthatithasnotbeensubmittedforasimilar
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degreeinanyotherUniversity.Thethesismustbesubmittedinsixloose-bound copies,andonesoftcopy. 7.3.5 Thethesisshallcontainastatementofcopyrightbytheauthor,isaccordance withtheGuidelinesforPreparationandPresentationofHigherDegreetheses (seeappendices). 7.3.6 Nopartofthethesismaybereproduced,storedinanyretrievalsystem,or transmittedinanyformorbyanymeans:electronic,mechanical,photocopying, recording,orotherwise,withoutpriorwrittenpermissionoftheauthororthe UniversityofDaresSalaaminthatbehalf. 7.3.7 EverythesissubmittedforthedegreeofDoctorofPhilosophymustbesatisfactory withrespecttoitsformatandliterarypresentation.Seetheappendicesinthe GuidelinesforpreparationandpresentationofHigherDegreetheses.Thethesis mustcontainaonepageabstractofnotmorethan300words,whichshallconcisely indicatetheprobleminvestigated,theproceduresandresearchmethodsemployed, thegeneralresultsandnewcontributionsmade,andthemajorconclusionsreached. 7.3.8Thethesisshallcontainadeclarationbythecandidatessupervisorconfirming thathe/shehasreadthethesisandfounditacceptableforexamination. 7.4 ExaminationofThesesandAwardofaPh.D.Degree 7.4.1 ForeveryPh.D.candidateapproachingsubmissionSenateshallappoint,onthe recommendationoftherelevantCollege/School/InstituteBoardandtheDPGS Board,atleastthreequalifiedexaminers,oneofwhomshallbeExternaltothe UniversityofDaresSalaam.TheExaminersshallberequiredtoassessthe thesisfollowingstandardssimilartothoseapplicabletoPh.D.degreesinall recognizedUniversitieselsewhere. 7.4.2 TheExaminersshallberequiredtosubmitindependentreportsonthePh.D. thesisasprescribedundertheMastersProgramme. a) Theexaminersshallberequiredtosubmittheirdetailedreportsonthethesis withinaperiodoftwomonthsfromthedateofreceiptofthethesis.
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b) Ifthereportsarenotreceivedwithinfourmonths,newexaminersshallbe appointed. 7.4.3 ThePh.D.thesisshouldshowevidencethatthecandidatehasmadeanoriginal andsignificantcontributiontoknowledge,andeachexaminershallsubmita summaryofthereportonthethesisusingformUDSM/PG.F10withadefinite recommendationforoneofthefollowingactions:a) ThePh.D.degreebeawardedtothecandidateunconditionally; b) Thedegreebeawardedsubjecttotypographicalcorrectionsand/orminor revisions; c) The degree be awarded subject to making substantial revisions and correctionsrecommended. d) Thedegreeshouldnotbeawarded,butthecandidatebeallowedtorevise andresubmitthePh.D.thesisforre-examinationafterafurtherperiodof studyand/orresearch; e) Thedegreeshouldnotbeawarded,butthecandidatebepermittedtoresubmittheworkinarevisedformforaMastersdegreeaward; f) Thethesisberejectedoutright.
7.4.4 TheDirectorofPostgraduateStudiesshallpayanhonorariumofUS$300tothe ExternalExaminerandUS$150totheInternalExamineronreceivingdetailed reportsandsummaryreportsofthethesisunderexamination. 7.4.5 Athesisrecommendedforrevisionasperregulation7.4.3cabovemustberevised andsubmittedwithinsixmonths. 7.4.6 Athesisrejectedasperregulation7.4.3dabovemustbere-writtenandresubmittedforre-examinationwithin18months.
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7.4.7 Candidateswhofailtosubmittheirthesiswithintheperiodstatedin7.4.5and 7.4.6shallbediscontinuedfromstudies. 7.4.8 Wheretheexaminersarenotinagreementintheiroverallrecommendation,DPGS Boardshallconsiderthecaseandrecommendoneofthefollowingactions: a) TherecommendationoftheExternalExaminersbeadopted;or b) Anadditionalindependentexaminerbeappointed;or c) TherelevantCollege/Departmentberequestedtoestablishapanelofexperts, internaland/orexternaltotheUniversity,withSenatesapproval,toexamine thecandidateorally. 7.5 VivaVoceExaminationforPh.D.Candidates 7.5.1 Inadditiontowritingathesis,thePh.D.candidateshallappearforavivavoce examination. 7.5.2 ThevivavoceexaminationshalltakeplaceonlyaftertheDPGSBoardand Senatehavebeensatisfiedthatthethesissubmittedbythecandidateisconsidered bytheexaminerstobeofacceptablestandard. 7.5.3 Thequestionsinthevivavoceexaminationshallprimarilyfocusonthecandidates thesisresearcharea.Questionsinperipheralareasarealsoencouraged,ifthey helptoestablishthecandidateslevelofacademicmaturityinthethesissubject area. 7.5.4 Themembersofvivavocepanelshallbeselectedinamannerthatwillensure thatthecandidateisexaminedbysufficientlyqualifiedandexperiencedscholars intheresearchorrelatedarea. 7.5.5a) Thevivavoceexaminationshallcompriseatleastsevenexaminersappointed bytheSenatethroughtherelevantCollege/School/Instituteboardandthe DPGSBoard. b) Thecompositionofthevivavocepanelshallbeasfollows: i) Chairpersonwithvotingpower.
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ii) ExternalExaminerwhoexaminedthethesisorhis/herrepresentative. iii) InternalExaminerwhosupervisedtheworkandexaminedthethesis. iv) Asecondinternalorexternalexaminerorhis/herrepresentative,where applicable,whomayormaynothavesupervisedthecandidate,butwho alsoexaminedthethesis. v) AppointeeofthePrincipal/Dean/DirectorofInstitutewherethecandidate isregistered. vi) AppointeeoftheHeadofDepartmentwherethecandidateisregistered. vii)Anyotherqualifiedco-optedmembers,atmost2invitedbytherelevant College/School/Institute,andapprovedbySenatethroughtherelevant Board. 7.5.6 TheChairpersonofthevivavocepanel,whoneednotbeaspecialistinthe candidatesthesisarea,shallbeasenioracademicianatleastseniorlecturer,and shallbeappointedbytheSenatethroughtheDPGSBoard,ontherecommendation oftherelevantCollege/School/InstituteBoard. 7.5.7 PanelistsunderRegulationno.7.5.5b(ii),(iii)andivwhoareunabletobepresent atthevivavoceexamination,shallsubmittheiroralexaminationquestionstothe Director,DPGS,andalsonominatetheirrepresentativeswherepossibletothe vivavocewhoshallbeappointedasper7.5.5a. 7.5.8 Thevivavocepanelistsshallbeprovidedwithfulltextsofthethesisexaminers reports,andcopiesofthecandidatesthesis,atleasttwoweeksbeforethedate oftheoralexamination. 7.5.9 Thefunctionofthevivavoceshallbe: a) Toascertainthat: i) Thethesispresented,thedata,methodology,analysisandfindingsisthe originalworkofthecandidate; ii) Thebroadersubjectareainwhichthestudyisbasedisfullygrasped; iii) Anyweaknessinthethesiscanbeadequatelyclarifiedbythecandidate; and b) TomakeadefiniterecommendationtotheDPGSBoardandSenatewhether thecandidatehaspassedorfailed.
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7.5.10 Thevivavocepanelshould,asfaraspossible,worktowardsarrivingata unanimousdecisiononthecandidatesperformanceasper7.12.9a(i)to(iii). Wherethepanelistsareunabletoreachaunanimousagreementastowhether thecandidatepassesorfails,avoteshallbetakentoarriveatadecision.A majorityvoteinfavourofpassingthecandidateshallberequiredforpassinga vivavoceexamination. 7.5.11 Attheendofthevivavoceexamination,thepanelmembersshallsignaviva voce Examinations Results Form UDSM/PG.F12 giving a specific recommendationtoDPGSBoardonthecandidatesperformances. 7.5.12 TheChairpersonofthepanelshallalsosubmittoDPGSacomprehensivereport approvedbythevivavocepanelists,detailingallthequestionsaddressedto thecandidateandtheanswershe/shegavetothosequestions. 7.5.13 Whereupon,eachpanelistinthevivavoceexaminationshallreceivean honorariumattherateapprovedbytheUniversity. 7.5.14 Wherethereisdisagreementbetweentherecommendationsofthethesis examinersandthoseofthevivavocepanelists,theDPGSBoardshallcarefully studythecaseandrecommendtoSenateoneofthefollowingactions: a) Thecandidaterevisesandre-submitsthethesisandsubsequentlyre-appears forafurtheroralexamination,withinaspecifiedperiod,butnotexceeding 12monthsfromthedateofthedecisionbySenate;or b) Thecandidatebedeemedtohavefailedoutright. 7.5.15 Thedurationofthevivavoceexaminationshallnormallynotexceedthree hours,distributedasfollows: Maximumof45minutesforpresentation Maximumof2hoursforquestionsandanswers. Maximumof15minutesfordeliberations. 7.5.16 SenateshallmakethefinaldecisiononthePh.D.degreeawardtothecandidate, ontherecommendationoftheDPGSBoard.
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7.5.17 SubsequentpublicationsfromathesissubmittedforthePh.D.degreeofthe UniversityofDaresSalaam,mustcontainastatementtotheeffectthatthe workisbasedonathesissubmittedtotheUniversity. 8.0 8.1 APPEALS TheGeneralUniversityExaminationRegulationsgoverntheconductofappeals againstthedecisionoftheSenatepertainingtoexaminationresultsexceptwhere it is indicated Undergraduate Studies Committee should read PostgraduateStudiesBoard. SuchappealsmustbelodgedwiththeappropriateUniversityauthoritieswithin sixmonthsfromthedateofapprovaloftheresults. Allappealsshallbeaccompaniedbyanonrefundableappealfeeoftenthousands shillings(TZS10,000/=)forTanzanianstudentsandtwenty-fiveUSdollars (USdollars25)forforeignstudents. OCCASIONALSTUDENTS Definition ThetermOccasionalStudent,asappliedattheUniversityofDaresSalaam, shallbetakentomeananystudentwhosestudyprogrammelastsforonlyone semester,orpartofasemester,anddoesnotextendtoafullacademicyear.
8.2
8.3
9.0 9.1
9.2 EntryRequirements 9.2.1 Theentryqualificationsshallbeasthoseprescribedforregularstudents. 9.2.2 TheapplicationforOccasionalStudentshipmustbesupportedbyatleasttwo referees.Atleastoneofthesemustbeanacademicmemberofstaff,whois wellacquaintedwithUniversityteachingandresearch. 9.2.3 TheadmissionofanOccasionalStudentwilltakeintoconsiderationnotonly theacademicqualificationsoftheapplicant,butalsotheavailabilityofalocal supervisorintherelevantDepartmentwheretheapplicantintendstoundertake studies.
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9.2.4 WhileOccasionalStudentsarenotobligedtositfortheendofsemester examinations,theyareencouragedtodoso.Theymaybeallowedtotake variouscoursesbyaudit. 9.2.5 OccasionalStudentsshallpaytheirfeesprorata,inaccordancewithwhatis prescribedforregularpostgraduatestudents. 9.2.6 OccasionalStudentsmayregisterforsomeundergraduatecourses. 10.0 10.1 SHORT-TERMSTUDENTS Definition ThetermShort-TermStudentasappliedattheUniversityofDaresSalaam, shallbetakentomeananystudentwhosestudyprogrammelastsuptoonefull academicyear.
10.2 EntryRequirements 10.2.1 Theadmissionqualificationsshallbeasthoseprescribedforregularpostgraduate students. 10.2.2 Short-termstudentsareexpectedtoenrollintheircoursesforcredit.Hence theyshallberequiredtoappearforendofsemesterexaminations. 10.2.3 Short-termpostgraduatestudentstakingcoursesoncreditwillbegovernedby theGeneralUniversityRegulationsapplicabletootherrelevantpostgraduate courses. 10.2.4 Short-termstudentsmayregisterforundergraduatecourses,inwhichcase relevantUndergraduateRegulationsshallapply. 10.2.5 Short-termstudentsmayenrolfortrainingbyresearchalone,inwhichcase theywillbeassignedsupervisorstoguidethem. 10.2.6 Short-termstudentswhoattainthegradeofBorhigherintheirprescribed postgraduatecourses,maybeallowedtochangetheirstatustoaMastersdegree andinexceptionalcircumstancestoaPh.D.degreecourse.
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10.2.7 Short-termstudentsshallpaytheirfeesinaccordancewithwhatisprescribed fortheregularpostgraduatestudents. 11.0 11.1 SANDWICHPROGRAMMES TheUniversityofDaresSalaamhasdevelopedlinkswithotheracademic institutionsforcollaborationinpostgraduatetraining.Underthesearrangements, postgraduatestudentsatthecourse-workstageregisteredinotherUniversities mayconductpartoftheirstudiesattheUniversityofDaresSalaamasshorttermoroccasionalstudentsaspersections9and10dependingontheperiod theywouldliketostayattheUniversityofDaresSalaam Postgraduatestudentsregisteredinotherinstitutionsmayalsoconductpartof theirstudiesatthedissertationorthesisphaseasresearchassociates.Inorder toobtainsuchassociate-ship,candidatesmustsendapplicationstoSenate throughDPGSBoardandtherespectiveteachingunitsatleastsixmonthsin advancestatingthedurationtheywouldspendattheUniversityofDaresSalaam. Theapplicationlettermustbeattachedwiththefollowingdocuments: i) Aconcisestatementoftheproposedproject;including:objectives,description ofproblemarea,methodology,expectedout-puts,theperiodofresearch andplacesinTanzaniawheretheworkwillbecarriedout. Confirmationofavailabilityoffinancialsupporttocovertravel,fees,research fundsandup-keepallowances,andoranyothermaterialsupporttothe intendedresearch. Applicantsfullcurriculumvitae. Namesoftworefereeswhoarequalifiedinthefieldofresearchwhichthe applicantwishestoundertake. NameofcontactpersonintheDepartmentofintendedstudyattheUniversity ofDaresSalaam. EthicalClearanceifnecessaryfromhis/hercountryandfromtherelevant authoritiesinTanzania. ResearchClearance.
11.2
ii)
iii) iv) v) vi) vii) 11.3
TheResearchassociate-shipwillbeawardedforaperiodnotexceedingone
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academicyear.ApplicantsforregistrationasaPostgraduateResearchAssociate shallholdeitheragoodbachelorormastersdegreesandmustberegistered studentsofrecognizedinstitutionsofhigherlearning. 11.4 ResearchAssociateswhowishtoextendtheirworkattheUniversitymayapply forrenewalatleasttwomonthsbeforeexpiryoftheirregistration.Therenewal letterstatingjustificationforcontinuationoftheregistrationmustbesenttothe SenatethroughtheDPGSBoardandtherespectiveteachingUnits.
FEESSTRUCTUREFORTANZANIANS ApplicationFee(T.Shs.)
ApplicationfeeforMastersandPostgraduate Diplomacandidates ApplicationfeeforPh.D.candidates 20,000 30,000
TuitionFeeforPostgraduateDiplomaProgrammes
Cluster I Programmes ProgrammesintheCollegeofArtsandSocialSciences(except Economics),ProgrammesintheSchoolofEducation,SJMC, IRA,IDS,andCoET,(exceptComputerEngineeringand InformationTechnology,TelecommunicationEngineering) ProgramsintheCollegeofNaturalandAppliedofSciences, BusinessSchool,IMSandEconomics ProgrammesintheSchoolofLaw(FormerlyFacultyofLaw), SchoolofInformaticsandCommunicationTechnologies,and ComputerEngineering&InformationTechnology,Telecom. Engineeringprogrammes 1,647,500
II
1,947,500 2,547,500
III
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TuitionFeeforMastersandPh.D.byThesisProgrammes
C lu ster P rogram m es M asters Y earI Y earII 1,697,500 2,00 2,500 Y earI 2,49 7,500 P h .D Y earII 2,30 2,500 F inal Y ear 3,102,5 00
P ro gram m esin theC ollegeof A rtsandSocial S cience s(except E cono m ics), P ro gram m esin theSc ho olo f E ducation, S JM C ,IR A, ID S,andC oE T , (except C o m puter E ngineeringand Inform atio n T echnology, T elecom m unicati o nE ngineering) P ro gram sinthe C ollegeof N aturaland A pp liedof S cience s, B usinessSchool andE co no m ics, andM astero f Integrated E nvironm ental M anagem ent (M IE M ) P ro gram m esin theSc ho olo f L aw (Form erly F acultyofL aw ), S choo lof Inform aticsand C o m m unica tion T echnologies, andC om p uter E ngineering& Inform atio n T echnology, T elecom . E ngineering p rogram m es
1,997,500
2,30 2,500
2,39 7,500
2,202,5 00
3,002,5 00
2,597,500
2,90 2,500
2,79 7,500
2,602,5 00
3,402,5 00
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TuitionFeeforMastersandPh.D.byCourseworkandDissertation Programmes
Cluster Programmes Year I Programmesinthe CollegeofArtsand SocialSciences (exceptEconomics), Programmesinthe SchoolofEducation, SJMC,IRA,IDS, andCoET,(except Computer Engineeringand Information Technology, Telecommunication Engineering) Programsinthe CollegeofNatural andAppliedof Sciences,Business Schooland Economics,and MasterofIntegrated Environmental Management (MIEM) Programmesinthe SchoolofLaw (FormerlyFacultyof Law),Schoolof Informaticsand Communication Technologies,and Computer Engineering& Information Technology, Telecom. Engineering programmes
1,577,500
Masters SubsequentYears 6 12 months months

1,302,500 1,752,500
YearI
Ph.D Sub sequent Years

1,952,500
Final Year
2,402,500
2,147,500
II
1,877,500
1,452,500
2,052,500
2,347,500
2,152,500
2,602,500
III
2,477,500
1,752,500
2,652,500
2,747,500
2,552,500
3,002,500
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DirectStudentCosts
y b. D. h P sise h T y b . D . h P - es r u o C d n a k r o W n oi t at r e s s i D 0 0 0, 0 0 1 0 0 0, 0 0 4 0 0 0, 0 0 4 0 s r et s a M si s e h T y b y b s r e t s a M - e s r u o C d n a k r o w n o it at r e s si D 0 0 0, 0 0 1 0 0 0, 0 0 4 0 0 0, 0 5 2 0 et a u d a r gt s o P a m ol pi D
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*CostforthesisproductionshallbepaidtostudentsintheFinalYear. ResearchFunds
C lu s t e r R e s e a r c h F i e l d s P ro g ra m m e s B y C o u r s e w o r k a n d D isse rta tion By T h e sis
II
A l l r e s e a r c h a c ti v i t ie s i n f i e l d s o f A r t s a n d H u m a n i t ie s in c l u d i n g p ro gra m m e s o ff e r e d b y C O N A S S c h o o l o f E d u c a t io n , S J M C , I R A , I D S , U D B S , S c h o o l o f L a w ( F o r m e r l y F a c u l t y o f L a w ) , a n d C o E T , ( e x c e p t C o m p u te r E n g in e e rin g a n d I n f o r m a t io n T e c h n o l o g y , T e l e c o m m u n ic a t io n E n g i n e e r i n g ) A l l r e s e a r c h a c ti v i t ie s i n f i e l d s o f N a t u r a l a n d P u r e S c i e n c e s i n c l u d i n g p ro gram m e s o f f e r e d b y C O N A S , S I C T , C o m p u te r E n g in e e rin g a n d I n f o r m a t io n T e c h n o l o g y , a n d T e l e c o m m u n ic a t io n E n g in e erin g
M a ste rs
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3 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0
P h .D .
4 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0
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P h .D .
6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
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FEESSTRUCTUREFORNON-TANZANIAN ApplicationFee(US$)
ApplicationfeeforM astersandPo stgrad uateD iplomacand id ates ApplicationfeeforPh.D.candidates US$20 US$30
TuitionFeeforPostgraduateDiplomaProgrammes
Cluster Programmes ProgrammesintheCollegeofArtsandSocialSciences (exceptEconomics),ProgrammesintheSchoolofEducation, SJMC,IRA,IDS,andCoET,(exceptComputerEngineering andInformationTechnology,Telecommunication Engineering) ProgramsintheCollegeofNaturalandAppliedofSciences, BusinessSchool,IMSandEconomics ProgrammesintheSchoolofLaw(FormerlyFacultyof Law),SchoolofInformaticsandCommunication Technologies,andComputerEngineering&Information Technology,Telecom.Engineeringprogrammes US$ 2,449
II
2,952 3,956
III
TuitionFeeforMastersandPh.D.byThesisProgrammes
Cluster Programmes Masters Year Year I II US $ US $ 3,849 4,024 Year I US $ 5,949 Ph.D Year II US $ 4,824 Final Year US $ 6,824
II
III
ProgrammesintheCollegeofArts andSocialSciences(except Economics),Programmesinthe SchoolofEducation,SJMC,IRA, IDS,andCoET ,(exceptComputer EngineeringandInformation Technology,Telecommunication Engineering) ProgramsintheCollegeofNatural andAppliedofSciences,B usiness SchoolandEconomics,andMaster ofIntegratedEnvironmental Management(MIEM) ProgrammesintheSchoolofLaw (FormerlyFacultyofLaw),Schoolof InformaticsandCommunication Technologies,andComputer Engineering&Information Technology,Telecom.Engineering programm es
US $ US $ US $ 4,352 4,527 6,452
US $ US $ 5,327 7,327
US $ US $ US $ US $ US $ 4,356 5,531 7,456 6,331 8,881
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TuitionFeeforMastersandPh.D.byCourseworkandDissertation Programmes
Cluster Programmes
Year I Masters SubsequentYears 6 12 months months US$ US$ 3374 2622 YearI Ph.D Subsequent Years US$ 4,824 Final Year US$ 6,324
II
ProgrammesintheCollegeof ArtsandSocialSciences (exceptEconomics), ProgrammesintheSchoolof Education,SJMC,IRA,IDS, andCoET,(exceptComputer EngineeringandInformation Technology, Telecommunication Engineering) ProgramsintheCollegeof NaturalandAppliedof Sciences,BusinessSchooland Economics,andMasterof IntegratedEnvironmental Management(MIEM) ProgrammesintheSchoolof Law(FormerlyFacultyof Law),SchoolofInformatics andCommunication Technologies,andComputer Engineering&Information Technology,Telecom. Engineeringprogrammes
US$ 2446
US$ 5,949
III
US$ 2,950 US$ 3953
US$ 2,874
US$ 3,877
US$ 3,375
US$ 4,881
US$ 6,452 US$ 7,456
US$ 5,327 US$ 6,331
US$ 6,827 US$ 7,831
IDS SJMC IMS IRA CoET CASS SICT CONAS UDBS
InstituteofDevelopmentStudies SchoolofJournalismandMassCommunication InstituteofMarineSciences InstituteofResourceAssessment CollegeofEngineeringandTechnology CollegeofArtsandSocialSciences SchoolofInformaticsandCommunicationTechnologies CollegeofNaturalandAppliedSciences UniversityofDaresSalaamBusinessSchool
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DirectStudentCosts
Postgraduate Diploma US$ 100 300 0 500 Mastersby Courseworkand Dissertation US$ 150 400 300 0 Masters byThesis US$ Ph.D.by Courseworkand Dissertation US$ 150 600 400 0 Ph.D. by Thesis US$ 150 600 500 0
Stationary Books ***Thesis Production Independent Study/Practical Training/Research Paper/Teaching Practicefor Postgraduate DiplomaStudents Stipend TOTAL
150 400 300 0
3,600 4,500
3,600 4,450
3,600 4,450
3,600 4,750
3,600 4,850
*CostforthesisproductionshallbepaidtostudentsintheFinalYear. ResearchFunds
Cluster ResearchFields Programmes By Coursework and Dissertation US$ 1000 By Thesis US$ 2500
Cluster Allresearchactivitiesinfieldsof ArtsandHumanitiesincluding I programmesofferedbyCONAS SchoolofEducation,SJMC,IRA, IDS,UDBS,SchoolofLaw (FormerlyFacultyofLaw),and CoET,(exceptComputer EngineeringandInformation Technology,Telecommunication Engineering) Cluster Allresearchactivitiesinfieldsof NaturalandPureSciences II includingprogrammesofferedby CONAS,SICT,Computer EngineeringandInformation Technology,and TelecommunicationEngineering
Masters
Ph.D.
4000
5000
Masters
3000
4000
Ph.D.
6000
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COLLEGEOFARTSANDSOCIALSCIENCES TheCollegeofArtsandSocialScienceshasfacilitiesinalldepartmentsandteaching unitstoenablestudentstoundertakeadvancedworkandresearchundersupervision fortheM.A.andPh.D.degreesandforthePostgraduateDiplomaoftheUniversityof DaresSalaam. PurposeandScope TheCollegehasanorganizeduniformstructureforpostgraduatecoursesinArchaeology, Economics,Geography,InformationStudies,PoliticalScienceandPublicAdministration, SociologyandAnthropology,Statistics,Literature,History,LanguagesandLinguistics andFineandPerformingArtswithparticularemphasisforin-servicegovernmentand parastatalpersonnel,andfortheUniversitysownstaffdevelopment. Thepostgraduatestudiesprogrammesincorporateallpostgraduateteachingbeing offeredbytheCollegesdepartmentsunderacommonadministrativestructure. Jurisdictionoverthedegreestobeawardedbythesisaloneremainstheresponsibility ofindividualacademicunits. AimsandObjectives Theaimsandobjectivesofthepostgraduatestudiesprogrammesare: i) Toextendtheexistinggeneralizedundergraduatestudiesbyofferingspecialized teachingandinstructionatanadvancedleveltomeetTanzaniasimmediate professionalneeds.
ii) TocreateawarenessoftheproblemsofAfricandevelopmentandapersonal commitmenttosocialreconstructioninTanzania. iii) Toencourageaninterdisciplinaryapproachandjointresearchamongallthe Universityssocialsciencesdepartments. iv) Togenerateteachingandresearchmaterialswithdirectrelevancetocontemporary policyissuesinTanzania.
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DurationoftheCourse TheM.A.programmesofferedintheCollegelastfor18months. CourseStructure i) Basicworkonrelatedacademicorprofessionaldisciplines(termedcorecourses). ii) Someoptionalcoursestomakeupaparticularspecializationsuitedtoeachstudents intendedprofessionalspecialization(termedoptionalcourses). EligibilityforAdmissionintothePostgraduateProgrammes Tobeeligibleforadmission,thecandidatemustfulfillthefollowingconditions: i) AgoodBachelorsdegreeoritsequivalent;and ii) Positiverecommendationsfromaminimumoftworeferees. TeachingProgramme Theprogrammeconsistsofninemonthsofinstruction,followedbyatermperiodof ninemonthsofwritingadissertation.Theinstructionalperiodisdividedintotwo semesters,consistingof15teachingweeksanda2-weekperiodforrevisionand semesterexaminations. Examinations i) CourseworkAssessment: Courseassessmentordinarilycountsfor50%towardsthefinalmarksineach course.Courseworkmarksincludesemestertests,courseworkexercises,or researchpapers. FinalExaminations: Allcoursesareexaminedseparatelyattheendofeachsemester,andbeforethe startoftheresearchphaseineachacademicyear.Themarksandscriptsare carriedforwardandconsideredalongsidetheotherresultsatthefullExaminers BoardMeetingfortheprogrammeattheendoftheacademicyear.
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Failures Nocandidateshallbeallowedtorepeatthecourse.Acandidatefailingnotmorethan4 unitsmaybeallowedtositforsupplementaryexaminationsunderconditionstobe approvedbytheCollegeBoard. AllocationofCourses Ayearsstudiesaredividedtogiveapproximatelyhalfthetimetotakerequiredcore courses(includingonerequiredcommoncourse),andhalfthetimeforoptionalcourses selectedinaccordancewithastudentsintendedspecialization.Courseunitsforthe yearareallocatedasfollows: Exemption Anycandidatewhohastakenanyoftherequiredcoursesatundergraduatelevelmay, atthediscretionoftheDepartment,beexemptedfromsuchcourses.Suchacandidate shallenrollinequivalentworkrelatedtohis/herneedsandsuchworkshallbeexamined inplaceoftheexemptedcourses. Dissertation Thetermperiodof9monthsisdirectedtowardsthecompletionofeither(1)aresearch paperor(2)anappliedproject.TheM.A.degreewillnotbegranteduntilthisdissertation hasbeensatisfactorilycompleted. CoordinatorofPostgraduateStudies Acoordinatorofpostgraduatestudiesadministerstheproposedprogramme. IntheCollegeofArtsandSocialSciences(CASS),MastersDegreeprogrammesby courseworkanddissertationareofferedasshownbelow.TherearealsoPh.D.by courseworkanddissertationprogrammesintheDepartmentsofEconomicsandPolitical ScienceandPublicAdministration.Someofthepostgraduateprogrammesareoffered inalternateyears.AlldepartmentsofferbothMastersandPh.D.programmesbythesis, dependingontheavailabilityofsupervisoryservices.
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Inaddition,therearetwootherprogrammes: i) anM.A.inDemography,aninter-departmentalprogrammeofferedjointly bytheDepartmentsofEconomics,Geography,SociologyandStatistics, undertheaegisoftheDemographicUnit.Overtheyearsthemajorsponsor fortheprogrammehasbeentheUnitedNationsFundforPopulationAffairs (UNFPA) ii) anMA.inInformationStudies,taughtbystaffintheUniversityofDares SalaamLibrary,butadministeredbytheCollegeofArtsandSocialSciences.
DepartmentofEconomics TheDepartmentoffersMasterofArtsandPh.D.inEconomics.
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M.A.Economics CoreCourses Year1 Semester1 Code EC660 EC662 EC664 Total Semester2 Code EC661 EC663 EC665 Total Year2 OptionalCourses Code EC666 EC667 EC668 EC669 EC670 EC671 EC672 EC673 CourseTitle MonetaryTheoryandPracticeI MonetaryTheoryandPracticeII PublicFinanceI PublicFinanceII AgriculturalEconomicsI AgriculturalEconomicsII IndustrialEconomicsI IndustrialEconomicsII Units 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 CourseTitle AdvancedMacroeconomics StatisticalAnalysisandEconometrics PolicyManagement Units 4 4 4 12 CourseTitle AdvancedMicroeconomics MathematicsforEconomists PolicyAnalysis Units 4 4 4 12
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Code EC674 EC675 EC676 EC677 EC678 EC679 EC680 EC681 EC682 EC683 EC684 EC685 EC686 EC687 EC688 EC689 Electives EC699
CourseTitle LabourEconomicsI LabourEconomicsII EconometricsTheoryandPracticeI EconometricsTheoryandPracticeII InternationalEconomicsI InternationalEconomicsII CorporateFinanceandInvestmentI CorporateFinanceandInvestmentII NaturalResourcesEconomicsI NaturalResourcesEconomicsII EnvironmentalEconomicsI EnvironmentalEconomicsII ManagerialEconomicsI ManagerialEconomicsII HealthEconomicsI HealthEconomicsII Dissertation
Units 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 16 20
Ph.D.ECONOMICSPROGRAMME TheDepartmentoffersPh.D.bythesisaswellasbycourseworkanddissertation.The Ph.D.(Economics)bycourseworkanddissertationisafour-yearprogrammeof theUniversityofDaresSalaamorganizedincollaborationwithanumberofSubSaharanAfricanUniversitiesincludingtheUniversitiesofCapeTown,Witwatersrand, Ibadan,Benin,YaoundeII,Nairobi,AddisAbabaandMalawiwithsomesupportfrom theAfricanEconomicResearchConsortium(AERC).Studentsarerequiredtotake thefollowingcoursesandthedissertation:Year1 SemesterI(12Units) Code EC701 EC703 EC705 Total CourseTitle MicroeconomicsI MacroeconomicsI QuantitativeMethodsI Units 4 4 4 12
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SemesterII(12Units) Code EC702 EC704 EC706 Total CourseTitle MicroeconomicsII MacroeconomicsII QuantitativeMethodsII Units 4 4 4 12
Year2 OptionalCourses(16Units) Code EC711 EC712 EC713 EC714 EC715 EC716 EC717 EC718 EC719 EC720 EC721 EC722 EC723 EC724 EC725 EC726 EC727 EC728 EC729 EC730 EC731 EC732 EC799 CourseTitle AgriculturalEconomicsI AgriculturalEconomicsII IndustrialEconomicsI IndustrialEconomicsII LabourEconomicsI LabourEconomicsII HealthEconomicsI HealthEconomicsII EnvironmentalEconomicsI EnvironmentalEconomicsII MonetaryEconomicsI MonetaryEconomicsII PublicSectorEconomicsI PublicSectorEconomicsII InternationalEconomicsI InternationalEconomicsII DevelopmentEconomicsI DevelopmentEconomicsII EconometricsI EconometricsII FinancialEconomicsI FinancialEconomicsI Dissertation Units 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 40
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DepartmentofFineandPerformingArts M.A.FineArt CoreCourses Code FA600 FA601 FA602 FA699 Total CourseTitle ContemporaryTrendsandMovementinAfricanArt: FormandSocialContent ArtandAesthetics ArtEducation Dissertation Units 2 2 2 6 12
OptionalCourses Forspecializationpurposes,studentsarerequiredtochooseTWOoptionalcourses from: Code FA603 FA604 FA605 FA606 FA607 FA608 CourseTitle GraphicCommunication StudioStudy Sculpture IndustrialDesign MuralPainting TraditionalMethodsandTechniquesinPainting Units 2 2 2 2 2 2
M.A.TheatreArts CoreCourses Everycandidateisrequiredtotakethefollowing: Code TA600 TA601 TA602 TA699 Total CourseTitle DramaturgyandDramaticLiterature TheoryandHistoryofTheatricalForms PhilosophyofArtandArtCriticism Dissertation Units 2 2 2 6 12
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OptionalCourses EachstudentwilltakeTWOofthefollowingcourseschosenonthebasisofprofessional specialization: Code TA603 TA604 TA605 TA606 TA607 TA608 TA609 TA610 TA611 CourseTitle AdvancedActingandDirecting PlaywritingandWritingfortheTheatre DanceandChoreography DesignandStageCraft Radio,FilmandTelevision SpeechandStageCraft TraditionalFormsandAfricanTheatreandDrama KiswahiliDramaandDramaticLiterature SpecialProject Units 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
M.A.Music MUSICEDUCATION CoreCourses Eachstudentinthismajorareaofconcentrationmusttakethefollowing: Code MS600 MS603 MS606 MS699 Total CourseTitle MethodologyIandII TheMusicCulture ResearchMethodology Dissertation Units 2 2 2 6 12
OptionalCourses EachstudentmustselectTWOofthefollowing,whicharemostvaluablewithinthe chosenmajorareaofconcentrationinMusic.
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Code MS601 MS602 MS604 MS605 MS618 MS620
CourseTitle IntroductiontoMusicAdministration TheFunctionofMusic MusicalInstruments SpecialProblems MusicinSociety TheMusicianinSociety
Units 2 2 2 2 2 2
MUSICALSTYLE CoreCourses Eachstudentinthismajorareaofconcentrationmusttakethefollowing: Code MS608 MS606 MS693 MS699 CourseTitle AnIntroductiontoMusicalStyle ResearchMethodology TheMusicCulture Dissertation Units 2 2 2 6
OptionalCourses EachstudentmustselectTWOofthefollowingwhicharemostvaluablewithinthe chosenareamajorandofconcentrationinMusic. Code MS604 MS605 MS609 MS619 MS611 MS612 MS606 MS620 CourseTitle MusicalInstruments SpecialProblems HistoryofMusicalStyle CriticismandAnalysis ComparativeStyle AnIntroductiontoPerformancePractice ResearchMethodology TheMusicianinSociety Units 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
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AdditionalCourses Code MS602 MS613 MS614 MS615 MS616 CourseTitle TheFunctionofMusic PerformancePractices SpecialStudiesinPerformancePractices ComparativePractice HistoryofPerformancePractice Units 2 2 2 2 2
PHILOSOPHYOFMUSIC CoreCourses Code MS617 MS606 MS603 MS699 CourseTitle AnIntroductiontothePhilosophyofMusic ResearchMethodology TheMusicCulture Dissertation Units 2 2 2 6
OptionalCourses Code MS605 MS618 MS619 MS620 MS621 MS622 CourseTitle SpecialProblems MusicinSociety Music,SongandDance TheMusicianinSociety MusicinEasternSociety MusicinWesternSociety Units 2 2 2 2 2 2
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DepartmentofHistory M.A.History CoreCourses Semester1 Code HI605 HI606 HI607 Semester2 Code HI609 HI611 HI608 HI699 CourseTitle GlobalCapitalismandAfrica ColloquiumonthePoliticalEconomyofTanzania PreparationofHistoryResearchProposals Dissertation Units 2 2 2 12 CourseTitle TheoryofHistory HistoriographyofAfrica HistoryResearchMethodsandTechniques Units 2 2 2
OptionalCourses Semester1 Code HI610 HI612 HI613 Semester2 Code HI612 HI610 CourseTitle TopicsinTanzaniaEnvironmentalHistory AfricanHistoryandAlliedSciences Units 2 2 CourseTitle AfricanHistoryandAlliedSciences TopicsinTanzaniaEnvironmentalHistory HistoryofLabourinSub-SaharanAfrica Units 2 2 2
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CourseTitle Units HistoryofLabourinSub-SaharanAfrica 2 th DiseasesandHealinginAfrica:Late19 CenturytothePresent 2
M.A.Archaeology CoreCourse Semester1 Code HI640 HI641 HI642 HI699 Semester2 Code HI643 HI644 HI645 CourseTitle AfricasContributiontoWorldArchaeologyDuring Plio-Pleistocence CulturalHeritageManagement AfricasContributiontoWorldArchaeologyDuring theHolocene Units 2 2 2 CourseTitle ArchaeologyApproaches ArchaeologicalMethodology DevelopmentofArchaeologicalTheory Dissertation Units 2 2 2 12
OptionalCourse Semester1 Code HI646 HI647 HI648 CourseTitle LithicTechnology CeramicTechnology MetalTechnology Units 2 2 2
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Semester2 Code HI649 HI650 HI651 CourseTitle ArchitecturalTechnology TechnologiesoftheOrganicMaterials DevelopmentofArchaeologyinTanzania Units 2 2 2
DepartmentofForeignLanguagesandLinguistics M.A.Linguistics Theprogrammeisofferedinalternateyears. CoreCourses Code ML601a ML602 ML699 CourseTitle Phonetics,PhonologyandMorphologyI SyntaxandSemantics Dissertation Units 1 2 6
LanguageOptionseachcandidatemusttakeatleastTWOunitsfromthissection Code ML611 ML612 ML613 ML614 CourseTitle Swahili English French AfricanLanguageOption Units 2 2 2 2
LinguisticsOptions Code ML621b ML622a ML622b ML624 ML626 ML627 ML628 ML629 CourseTitle Phonetics,PhonologyandMorphologyII SociolinguisticsA SociolinguisticsB ComparativeandHistoricalLinguistics TranslationTheoryandTechniques Lexicography AppliedLinguisticsA AppliedLinguisticsB Units 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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DepartmentofGeography M.A.GeographyandEnvironmentalManagement CoreCourses Semester1 Code GE614 GE615 GE616 CourseTitle Explanation,MethodsofGeographicalResearchand EnvironmentalManagement AssessmentofEnvironmentalandNaturalResourcesin DevelopingCountries TheoreticalPerspectiveinSpatialDevelopmentand EnvironmentalResourceManagement Units 2 2 2
Semester2 Code GE617 GE699 CourseTitle GeographicalInformationSystemsforPlanning Dissertation Units 2 6
OptionalCourses Semester2 Code GE618 GE619 DE615 GE620 GE621 GE622 GE623 GE624 CourseTitle ManagementandConservationofEnvironmentalResources Population,ResourcesandEnvironment RegionalandMicroDevelopmentPlanning UrbanandRuralPlanning WaterResourcesDevelopmentandManagement EnvironmentalDisasterManagement GenderandResourceManagement Units 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
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DepartmentofLiterature TheDepartmentofLiteratureofferspostgraduateprogrammesleadingtotheawardof MasterofArtsinLiterature(M.A.(Lit))andDoctorofPhilosophy,(Ph.D.).TheM.A. (Lit)degreeisofferedintwomodes:eitherbyCourseworkandDissertationorby Thesis.ThePh.D.degreeiscurrentlyofferedbythesisonly. Regulations AllUniversityRegulationsontheconductofpostgraduatestudiesapply. DurationoftheCourse TheM.A.byCourseworkandDissertationtakesaminimumof18months,whilethe M.A.byThesistakesaminimumoftwoyears,asperUniversityRegulations.The Ph.D.takesaminimumofthreeyears. CourseAssessment M.A.byCourseworkandDissertation:Coursework50%,Finalexaminations50%, Dissertation100%.M.A.andPh.DbyThesis:Thesis100%. CourseStructurefortheM.A.CourseworkandDissertationProgramme Therewillbeaminimumoffourcorecourses(12units),andtwooptionalcourses(6 units),totalling18units,completedintwosemesters.Onecourseunitismeasuredby 15contacthourspersemester.Athree-unitcoursetranslatesinto45contacthoursper semester,or3hoursperweekforafifteen-weeksemester.Thefirstpartofthecourse isdevotedtocoursework,whiletheremainingportionisforfieldworkanddissertation writing.Thedissertation,takinghalfoftheM.A.duration,isequivalentto18units.To graduatetherefore,acandidateintheM.A.CourseworkandDissertationProgramme isexpectedtocompleteaminimumof36units. CoreCourses Code LT610 LT611 LT612 LT616 LT699 CourseTitle LiteraryTheoryandCriticism EvolutionofAfricanWriting StudiesintheEpic ResearchMethods Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 18
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OptionalCourses Code LT613 LT614 LT615 LT617 LT618 LT619 LT620 CourseTitle PrisonandExileLiterature TrendsinModernLiterature LinguisticStudiesoftheNovel FolkloreandSociety PostcolonialLiterature PerspectivesinWriting SociologyofLiterature Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
DepartmentofSociology M.A.Sociology CoreCourses Semester1 Code SO604 SO606 Semester2 Code SO605 SO607 CourseTitle AdvancedContemporarySociologicalTheories AdvancedQuantitativeResearchMethods Units 3 3 CourseTitle AdvancedClassicalSociologicalTheories AdvancedQualitativeResearchMethods Units 3 3
Compulsory Code SO699 CourseTitle Dissertation Units 6
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SpecializationI:RuralDevelopment Semester1 Code SO614 SO615 SO654 Semester2 Code SO655 SO656 SO657 SO660 CourseTitle AdvancedStudiesinCommunityDevelopment LandLawandLandTenure DemographicChangeandRuralDevelopment Transformation&CommunicationTechnologyandRural Development Units 3 3 3 3 CourseTitle PeasantSocieties RuralEnvironment&ResourceUse RuralDevelopmentPolicy&Planning Units 3 3 3
SpecializationII:UrbanSociology Semester1 CoreCourses Code SO621 SO620 CourseTitle SocialProblemsofUrbanizationintheWest UrbanSocialMorphology Units 3 3
OptionalCourses Code SO624 SO625 GE616 PS608 CourseTitle RegionalUrbanPlanning UrbanLandUseSystems SpatialDevelopmentandEnvironmentalResources UrbanGovernance Units 3 3 3 3
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Semester2 Code CourseTitle SO622 SocialProblemsofUrbanizationintheThirdWorld SO623 UrbanSocialMorphologyintheThirdWorld OptionalCourses Code SO626 SO627 GE621 CourseTitle UrbanSurvivalMechanisms SocialStructureofUrbanAreas UrbanandRuralPlanning
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SpecializationIII:RelationsinLabourLaw Semester1 Code SO671 SO672 SO675 SO668 Semester2 Code SO673 SO674 SO676 SO677 CourseTitle Socio-EconomicTransformationsandLabourProcesses IndustrialDemocracyandWorkersParticipation CollectiveBargainingandDisputeSettlement LabourAdministration Units 3 3 3 3 CourseTitle OrganizationalTheoryandBehaviour MotivationTheoryandIncentiveSchemes InternationalLabourStandards,TripartismandSocialDialogue LabourLaw Units 3 3 3 3
SpecializationIV:SocialWelfareandAdministration Semester1 CoreCourses Code SO662 SO642 CourseTitle SocialSecurityandPolicySchemes MedicalAnthropologyandSociology Units 3 3
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OptionalCourses Code SO641 SO602 LW652 MS601 Semester2 CoreCourses Code SO661 SO665 CourseTitle SocialWelfareandAdministration SocialPolicyMethods Units 3 3 CourseTitle GenderRelationsandPopulation GraduateSeminar SocialSecurityLaw OrganizationTheoryandManagement Units 3 3 3 1
OptionalCourses Code SO621 LW628 MK611 CourseTitle UrbanSocialProblems HumanRightsLaw EntrepreneurshipDevelopment Units 3 3 1
DepartmentofStatistics M.A.Statistics FirstYear Semester1 Code ST620 ST622 ST625 ST627 ST629 ST631 ST635 CourseTitle MultivariateAnalysisI StatisticalTheoryI DesignofExperiments AdvancedStatisticalMethodsofEconometrics AdvancedOperationsResearchI AdvancedSamplingTheoryI TimesSeriesAnalysisandForecastingTechniques Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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Semester2 Code ST621 ST623 ST624 ST630 ST632 ST636 CourseTitle MultivariateAnalysisII StatisticalTheoryII StatisticalMethods AdvancedOperationsResearchII AdvancedSamplingTheoryII SpectralAnalysisofTimesSeries Units 3 3 3 3 3 3
SecondYear Code ST699 CourseTitle Dissertation Units 18
Compulsory FirstYear Semester1 Code ST620 ST622 ST631 Semester2 Code ST621 ST623 ST624 CourseTitle MultivariateAnalysisII StatisticalTheoryII StatisticalMethods Units 3 3 3 CourseTitle MultivariateAnalysisI StatisticalTheory AdvancedsamplingTheoryI Units 3 3 3
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CourseTitle DesignofExperiments AdvancedStatisticalMethodsofEconometrics AdvancedOperationsResearchI TimeSeriesAnalysisandForecastingTechniques
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Semester2 AnyTWOofthefollowing: Code ST630 ST632 ST636 CourseTitle AdvancedOperationsResearchII AdvancedSamplingTheoryII SpectralAnalysisofTimesSeries Units 3 3 3
DepartmentofPoliticalScienceandPublicAdministration TheDepartmentofPoliticalScienceandPublicAdministrationoffersM.A.Political ScienceandM.A.inPublicAdministration MAinPoliticalScience1 TheM.A.inPoliticalSciencehasthefollowingcourseofferings: MajorAreaofConcentration: Electives: ResearchPaper: 6units 6units 12units
Eachcourseotherthantheresearchpapercarries3units.Theresearchpapercarries 12units. TheMajorAreasofConcentrationare:InternationalRelationsandPolitics.
Thebreakdownofcoursesaccordingtosemesterwillbedoneatthebeginningofregistrationof theprogramme.
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Compulsorycourses Code PS601 PS603 PS604 PS618 PS799 CourseTitle PrinciplesandMethodsinSocialScienceResearch PoliticalAnalysis PoliticalTheory InternationalRelations:ApproachesandIssues ResearchPaper Units 3 3 3 3 12
InternationalRelationsConcentration CoreCourses Code PS620 PS622 PS628 PS726 CourseTitle PublicInternationalLaw InternationalPoliticalEconomy Security,ConflictandWar AfricanInternationalRelations Units 3 3 3 3
Electives:6Units Code PS714 PS719 PS720 PS729 PS730 PS733 PS750 CourseTitle HumanRightsandHumanRightsLaw InternationalOrganization RegionalIntegration ForeignPolicyandDiplomacy ConflictResolutionandPeaceStudies ConflictManagementandResolutioninAfrica SpecialTopics/DirectedStudy Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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PoliticsConcentration CoreCourses Code PS607 PS611 PS614 PS615 CourseTitle ComparativePolitics ContemporaryPoliticalThought AfricanPoliticalThought DemocraticTheoryandPractice Units 3 3 3 3
Electives:6Units Code PS639 PS710 PS711 PS716 PS724 PS734 PS735 PS738 PS750 CourseTitle AreaStudies:OneofthefollowingAmerica,Europe, Asia,MiddleEast,China,Caribbean(LatinAmerica) TheStateandEconomy GenderandGovernance IdentityandPolitics ClassicalPoliticalThought IssuesinComparativePolitics IslamicPoliticalThought SelectedIssuesinPoliticalThought SpecialTopics/DirectedStudy Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
M.A.inPublicAdministration StudentspursuingM.A.inPublicAdministrationarerequiredtotake36unitsconsisting of24courseworkunitsand12unitsforthedissertationasdetailedbelow: CompulsoryCourses: Electives: ResearchPaper: 15units 9units 12units
EachcourseotherthantheResearchPapercarries3units.TheResearchPapercarries 12units.
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Compulsory Courses
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PrinciplesandMethodsinSocialScienceResearch AdministrativeTheory(Models,Concepts,Paradigms) PublicFinanceManagement
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PublicPolicy HumanResourceManagement ResearchPaper
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Electives:6Units Code PA706 PA707 PA717 PS711 PA713 PA718 PA725 CourseTitle CorporateGovernance AdministrativeandLabourLaws LocalGovernance GenderandGovernance EmployeeandLabourRelations OrganizationDevelopmentandChange ManagingPublicServices Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Ph.D.Programme TheDepartmentofferstwodistinctPh.D.bycourseworkanddissertationprogrammes: oneinPoliticalScienceandtheotherinPublicAdministration.TheDepartmentalso offersM.A.andPh.D.bythesis. Ph.D.inPoliticalScience StudentspursuingaPh.D.inPoliticalSciencearerequiredtotake94unitsconsistingof 54courseworkunitsand40unitsforthedissertationasdetailedbelow: CompulsoryCourses: MajorAreaofConcentration: Electives: Dissertation: 18units 12units 24units 40units
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EachcourseotherthantheDissertationcarries3units.Thedissertationwillcarry40 units. TheMajorAreasofConcentrationare:PublicAdministration,InternationalRelations andPolitics. Electives:24units,12selectedfromthescheduleofcoursesfromtherespectivearea ofconcentration.Theother12canbeselectedfromuniversitywidegraduatecourses. Thecompulsorycoursesare: Code PS601 PS702 PS603 PA603 PS604 PS618 PS899 CourseTitle PrinciplesandMethodsinSocialScienceResearch DataAnalysisMethodsandTechniques PoliticalAnalysis AdministrativeTheory(Models,ConceptsandParadigms) PoliticalTheory InternationalRelations:ApproachesandIssues Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 40
MajorAreasofConcentration Threeareasofconcentrationareoffered.TheseareInternationalRelations,Public AdministrationandPolitics. InternationalRelationsConcentration CoreCourses Code PS620 PS622 PS628 PS726 CourseTitle PublicInternationalLaw InternationalPoliticalEconomy Security,ConflictandWar AfricanInternationalRelations Units 3 3 3 3
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Electives Code PS714 PS719 PS720 PS729 PS730 PS733 PS750 CourseTitle HumanRightsandHumanRightsLaw InternationalOrganization RegionalIntegration ForeignPolicyandDiplomacy ConflictResolutionandPeaceStudies ConflictManagementandResolutioninAfrica SpecialTopics/DirectedStudy Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
PublicAdministrationConcentration CoreCourses Code PA604 PA605 PA606 PA608 CourseTitle PublicFinanceManagement PublicPolicy HumanResourceManagement ComparativePublicAdministration Units 3 3 3 3
Electives:6Units Code PA706 PA707 PA717 PS711 PA713 PA718 PA725 CourseTitle CorporateGovernance AdministrativeandLabourLaws LocalGovernance GenderandGovernance EmployeeandLabourRelations OrganizationDevelopmentandChange ManagingPublicServices Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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PoliticsConcentration CoreCourses Code PS607 PS611 PS614 PS615 CourseTitle ComparativePolitics ContemporaryPoliticalThought AfricanPoliticalThought DemocraticTheoryandPractice Units 3 3 3 3
Electives:6Units Code PS639 PS710 PS711 PS716 PS724 PS734 PS735 PS738 PS750 CourseTitle AreaStudies:OneofthefollowingAmerica,Europe, Asia,MiddleEast,China,Caribbean(LatinAmerica) TheStateandEconomy GenderandGovernance IdentityandPolitics ClassicalPoliticalThought IssuesinComparativePolitics IslamicPoliticalThought SelectedIssuesinPoliticalThought SpecialTopics/DirectedStudy Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Ph.D.inPublicAdministration ThePh.D.inPublicAdministrationrequiresstudentstotake94unitsconsistingof54 courseworkunitsand40unitsforthedissertationasfollows:

18unitsofcompulsorycourses; courseunitsinamajorareaofconcentrationand 24unitsofelectives 40unitsforthedissertation.
EachcourseotherthantheDissertationcarries3units.Thedissertationcarries40 units. StudentsadmittedtothePh.D.degreeinPublicAdministrationarerequiredtotakethe followingcourses:
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CompulsoryCourses Code PS601 PS802 PA603 PA604 PA605 PA606 PA899 CourseTitle PrinciplesandMethodsinSocialScienceResearch DataAnalysisMethodsandTechniques AdministrativeTheory(Models,Concepts,Paradigms) PublicFinanceManagement PublicPolicy HumanResourceManagement Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 40
MajorAreaofConcentration: Code PA608 PA706 PA708 PA713 PA717 PA718 PA850 Electives 24units,12selectedfromthescheduleofcoursesfromtherespectiveareaof concentration.Theother12canbeselectedfromuniversitywidegraduatecourses. LibraryandInformationUnit M.A.LibraryandInformationScience TheCollege,incollaborationwiththeUniversityLibrary,alsooffersaMasterofArtsin LibraryandInformationSciencedegreeprogramme.Thisisaneighteen(18)months programme.Itconsistsofthefollowingcourses: CourseTitle ComparativePublicAdministration CorporateGovernance PerformanceManagement EmployeeandLabourRelations LocalGovernance OrganizationDevelopmentandChange SpecialTopics/DirectedStudy Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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CoreCourses Code IL603 IL623 IL634 IL635 IL636 IL637 IL638 IL639 IL640 IL699 CourseTitle ResearchMethods RecordsManagementandArchivesAdministration InformationandCommunicationTheory InformationSourcesandReferenceServices InformationTechnologyandItsApplications OrganizationofKnowledge OrganizationofKnowledge ManagementfortheInformationProfessionals CollectionDevelopmentandManagement Dissertation Units 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 15
OptionalCourses Atlease4Unitsfrom: Code IL617 IL618 IL631 IL633 IL642 IL643 GE633 CourseTitle InformationUserStudies Analysis,DesignandEvaluationofInformationSystems LegalInformationServices DigitalLibraries InformationinScienceandTechnology KnowledgeManagement GeographicalInformationSystems(Studentswhowillopt thiscoursewilljointheGE633classofferedbytheDept. ofGeography Units 2 2 2 2 2 2
Studentsarerequiredtotake4CorecoursesandOneOptionalCourseintheFirst Semesterconsistingof14Units;andanother5corecoursesandOneOptionalcourse intheSecondSemesterconsistingof14Units.Thetotalnumberofrequiredunitsis therefore28.
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DemographicTrainingUnit M.A.Demography Semester1 CoreCourses Code DE620 DE621 DE623 DE625 CourseTitle IntroductiontoPopulationStudies DirectDemographicTechniques DeterminantsofFertility StatisticalMethods** Units 3 3 3 3
OptionalCourses Code DE628 DE630 DE632 Semester2 CoreCourses Code DE622 DE624 DE626 DE627 CourseTitle IndirectDemographicTechniques DeterminantsofMortality ResearchMethodsinPopulation IntroductiontoIT,DataManagementandComputingMethods Units 3 3 3 3 CourseTitle Population,ResourcesandEnvironment PopulationandSocio-economicDevelopment TheoryofPolicyIssuesinPopulationandDevelopment Units 3 3 3
**StudentswithafirstdegreeinStatisticswillbeexemptedfromthiscourse. Theywillinsteadchooseanextracoursefromtheoptionalcourses.
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OptionalCourses Code DE629 DE631 DE633 Semester3 DE699 Dissertation TeachingProgramme Theprogrammeconsistsofninemonthsofinstruction,followedbywritingofthe dissertation.Theinstructionalperiodisdividedintotwosemesters,consistingof15 teachingweeksanda2-weekperiodforrevisionandsemesterexaminations. Examinations i) SemesterExaminations: Courseassessmentordinarilycountsfor50%towardsthefinalmarksineach course.Courseworkmarksincludesemestertestsandwhateveressays,coursework exercises,orresearchpapersassigned. 18 CourseTitle MigrationandUrbanization SocialandGenderAnalysisofPopulation PopulationProgrammesandSocio-economicDevelopment Units 3 3 3
ii) FinalExaminations: Allcoursesareexaminedseparatelyattheendofeverytwosemesters,andbefore thestartoftheresearchphaseineachacademicyear.Anexceptionismadefor halfcoursesofferedonlyinthefirstandsecondsemester,whicharetobeexamined attheendoftherespectivesemester,withthemarksandscriptsbeingcarried forwardtobeconsideredalongsidetheotherresultsattheExaminersBoard Meetingfortheprogramme. Failures Nocandidateshallbeallowedtorepeatthecourse.Acandidatefailingnotmorethan4 unitsmaybeallowedtositforsupplementaryexaminationsunderconditionstobe approvedbytheCollegeBoard.
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AllocationofCourses Ayearsstudiesaredividedtogiveapproximatelyhalfthetimeforrequiredcorecourses (includingonerequiredcommoncourse),andhalfthetimeforoptionalcoursesselected inaccordancewithastudentsintendedspecialization.Courseunitsfortheyearare allocatedasfollows: THEUNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMBUSINESSSCHOOL(UDBS) INTRODUCTION AsoneoftheleadingAfricanbusinessschoolstheUniversityofDaresSalaamBusiness Schoolconductspostgraduateprogrammesaimedataddressingthegrowingdemand forexperteducationinspecializedbusinessandmanagementareassuchasfinance, accounting,marketing,production,humanresourcesmanagement,tourismand hospitalitymanagement,logisticsandmanagementscience.Graduatesendupeither gettingemploymentatdifferentlevelsofindustry,governmentandacademiaorbeing selfemployed. Stronglycommittedtoexcellence,efficiencyandsustainabilityinadditionto incorporatingitsCESIcorevaluesandprinciplesintoallteachingandresearchactivities, ourpostgraduateprogrammeshavebeenTanzaniastorchbearersandourMBAwas thefirstinTanzania.Ourlecturershavestronglinkswiththebusinessandindustry communityandareattheforefrontofresearchintheirfields,ensuringthatcoursecontents arerelevant,highlypracticalandinnovative. PROGRAMMES ThefirstproductsofthenewlyestablishedSchoolofCommerceandManagement31 yearsagowere10MBAstudentsin1981.SincethenstronglinksbetweentheSchool andindustryhavenotonlyseenmanystudentspassingthroughourPostgraduate Programmesbutalsotheyhavebroughtaboutanumberofstrategicbusinessandindustry partnerships.Thesecollaborationsprovideuswiththebasistoprogressresearch prioritiesandensurethatcourseworkprogramsarecontinuallydevelopedtoprovide studentswithskillsthatmeetbusinessandindustryneeds.Asofnow,theUDBS PostgraduateOfficecatersforPh.D.,5differentMastersDegreesand3different Postgraduatediplomas.Graduatesfromourprogrammesjoinagrowingbodyofmore thanthreethousandformerpostgraduatestudentswhichcomprisetheUDBSgraduate studentsalumninetwork.
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FULLTIMEMBAPROGRAM Introduction TheMBAisaprogrammedesignedwiththeneedsofthebusinessworldandstudents inmind.Thebusinessworldrequiresenterprisingmenandwomenwhocantakestock ofthechangingcompetitivebusinessenvironmentandmakecriticaldecisionsforeffective andefficientstrategyformulationandimplementation. TheMBAprogrammeisopentopeoplewithavarietyofbackgrounds.Thisincludes management,engineering,architecture,naturalscience,developmentstudiesandgeneral socialstudies. TheFulltimeMBAprogrammeisofferedduringnormalworkinghoursandstudents registeredintheprogrammeareexpectedtoberesidingwithinDaresSalaamfor effectiveutilisationoffacilities.TheseincludetheminilibraryattheSchool,internet connectedcomputersinthelabs,readingfacilitiesandsoon.Inthemeantime,the Schoolisexpandingitsphysicalfacilitiestoprovidemoreroomforstudyareafor students. StructureoftheFullTimeMBAProgramme Overall,theprogrammehasfoursemesters,threesemestersofteachingandonesemester ofdissertationresearchproject.Thefirstthreesemestersconsistof14weeksofteaching andseminaractivities.Ineachofthemstudentsarerequiredtocompletetheequivalent ofsixunitscoursework.Oneunitofcourseworkconsistsof42contacthours. Inthefirsttwosemestersofstudy,studentstake12corecoursesinbusiness administration.Inthethirdsemesterstudentsarerequiredtotaketwomorecore courses,withanoptionofspecializinginaparticularfunctionalareaofmanagement Accounting,Finance,Marketing,ManagementScience,HumanResourceManagement andManagement.Studentsmayalsochooseacombinationofcoursesthatmayhave careerdevelopmentrelevanttothem. Thecurriculumforthefoursemesterscomprisesthefollowing: Year1 Semester1(6Creditunits) MS600 MS601 QuantitativeMethods OrganizationTheoryandManagement
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ManagerialEconomics ITandBusinessComputing ManagerialandFinancialAccounting OperationsManagement
Semester2(6Creditunits) MS604 MS605 MK600 FN601 MS609 MS606 Year2 Semester1(6Creditunits) HR600 MS607 MK611 HumanResourceManagement StrategicManagement EntrepreneurshipDevelopment BusinessResearchMethods ManagementInformationSystems AdvancedMarketingManagement FinancialManagement BusinessLawandEthics ManagementDecisionMakingTechniques
Inthesecondsemesterofthesecondyear(fourthsemester),studentswriteadissertation intheirareasofspecializationunderthesupervisionofanacademicmemberofstaff. AdmissionRequirements TheadmissioncriteriaforFulltimeMBAareasfollows: 1. HoldersofaFirstorSecond-classhonoursdegreeoftheUniversityofDares SalaamoritsequivalentfromanotherapprovedUniversityorhigherleaning institution. 2. Holdersofapassdegreewhohaveatleast5yearsofworkingexperienceafter graduationplusapostgraduationtrainingofatleast6months. 3. HoldersofAdvancedDiplomafromarecognizedhigherlearninginstitutionwitha minimumofuppersecondclassplusapostgraduatediploma.
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4. Holdersofrecognizedprofessionalqualifications(CPA,CSP,ACCA,CMA,CPA, CIM,etc). FeeStructure ThefeestructureforFulltimeMBAmaychangefromtimetotime.Formoreinformation onthefeestructureforthenextacademicyear,youmaycontacttheAssociateDean (PostgraduateStudies). EVENINGMBAPROGRAM Objective ThegeneralobjectiveoftheMBAprogrammeistocontributetotheworldofbusiness bycreatingacriticalmassofmenandwomenwhoareenterprisingandwhocantake stockofthechangingcompetitivebusinessenvironmentandmakecriticaldecisionsfor effectiveandefficientstrategyformulationandimplementation. Specifically,theMBAprogrammeisdesignedwiththeneedsofthebusinessworld, employees,organizationsandstudentsinmind,toenablethem: i. acquiretherequisitetheoreticalunderstandingofthetotalbusinessworldand genericareasofmanagement; developpracticalskillsforeffectivemanagementbuildingconfidenceinteams andmotivatingotherpeople;
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iii. facilitatethedevelopmentofprofessionalandproblemsolvingattitudefor profitablemanagementandentrepreneurship. Targetgroup Thetargetgroupfortheprogrammeisworkingindividualswithavarietyofbackgrounds (includingmanagement,engineering,architecture,naturalscience,law,medicine, developmentstudiesandgeneralsocialstudies). ProgrammeStructureandDeliveryMode TheMBAEveningprogrammeisdesignedtocombineworkandstudy.Itisrunona
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semesterbasishaving7semestersof15weekseach(13weeksforlecturesand2 weeksforrevisionandfinalexams).Inthe6thsemesterstudentsarerequiredtotakea minimumof3optionalcourses(inMarketing,Finance,Accounting,HumanResource Management,ManagementSciencesandProductionManagement.The7thsemester issetfordissertation(researchwork). Theprogrammehas18courses(15coreand3optional).Astudentisrequiredto take3coursespersemesterofferedafterworkinghours,threetimesaweek(including Saturdays). Content Coursestobeofferedare: Trimester1(3Creditunits) MS600 MS601 MS602 QuantitativeMethods OrganizationTheoryandManagement ManagerialEconomics
Trimester2(3Creditunits) MS603 AC600 PN600 ITandBusinessComputing ManagerialandFinancialAccounting OperationsManagement
Trimester3(3Creditunits) MS604 MS605 MK600 BusinessResearchMethods ManagementInformationSystems AdvancedMarketingManagement
Trimester4(3Creditunits) FN601 MS609 MS606 FinancialManagement BusinessLawandEthics ManagementDecisionMakingTechniques
Trimester5(3Creditunits) HR600 MS607 MK611 HumanResourceManagement StrategicManagement EntrepreneurshipDevelopment
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Duration Theprogrammeisrunfor27months(24monthsforcoursework3monthsfor dissertation). MinimumEntryRequirements
AfirstorsecondclasshonoursdegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamorits equivalentfromanotherapproveduniversityorinstituteofhigherlearninginstitution; OR Candidateswithapassdegreemaybeconsideredif: a) theyhaveatleast5yearsworkingexperienceaftergraduation,and b) theyhaveevidenceofpostgraduationtraininglastingatleast6months. OR Anadvanceddiplomafromanaccreditedhigherlearninginstitutionwithaminimum uppersecondclassPLUSapostgraduatediploma; OR RecognizedprofessionalqualificationsuchasACCA,CA,CPA,CSP,CIB, MCIM,CMA,etc.
FeeStructure Feesaresubjecttoreviewfromtimetotime.PleasecontacttheofficeoftheAssociate DeanorProgrammeManagerforacopyofthecurrentfeestructure. EXECUTIVEMBAPROGRAM Objective ThegeneralobjectiveoftheMBAprogrammeistocontributetotheworldofbusiness bycreatingacriticalmassofprofessionalswhoareenterprisingandwhocantake stockofthechangingcompetitivebusinessenvironmentandmakecriticaldecisionsfor effectiveandefficientstrategyformulationandimplementation. Specifically,theMBAprogrammeisdesignedwiththeneedsofthebusinessworld, employees,organizationsandstudentsinmind,toenablethem:
acquiretherequisitetheoreticalunderstandingofthetotalbusinessworldandgeneric areasofmanagement; developpracticalskillsforeffectivemanagementbuildingconfidenceinteamsand motivatingotherpeople;
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facilitatethedevelopmentofprofessionalandproblemsolvingattitudeforprofitable managementandentrepreneurship.
TargetGroup Thetargetgroupfortheprogrammeisworkingindividualswithavarietyofbackgrounds (includingmanagement,engineering,architecture,naturalscience,law,medicine, developmentstudiesandgeneralsocialstudies).Besidestheprogramisdesignedto suiteventhosewhomaynotbelivingandworkinginDaresSalaam. StructureandDeliveryMode TheMBAExecutiveprogrammeisdesignedtocombineworkandstudy.Itisrunona modularbasishaving8modules.Amodulecomprisesof3courseseachofwhichisrun for5days(4daysforlecturesandonedayforrevisionandatest).Inbetweenthe modules,studentsbreakfortwomonthswhileundertakingpracticalassignments.The 8thmoduleissetfordissertation(researchwork).Thisprogrammecomprisesof21 courses(18coreand3optional). Content Coursestobeofferedare: ModuleI MS612 MS603 MS601 ModuleII AC600 MS610 MS600 ModuleIII MS602 FN601 MS606 ManagerialEconomics FinancialManagement QuantitativeMethodsII(OperationsResearch) FinancialandManagerialAccounting ManagementTheoryandPractice QuantitativeMethodsI(StatisticalAnalysis) BusinessEnvironment ITandBusinessComputing OrganizationalBehaviour
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ModuleIV MS605 MS604 MK600 ModuleV HR600 MK608 MS609 ModuleVI MK611 MS607 PN600 ModuleVII Optionalcourses Asindicatedabove,students(inthe7thmodule)willberequiredtotakeaminimumof 3optionalcourses.ThecoursesofferedareinthefieldsofMarketing,Accounting, FinanceandGeneralManagement. MinimumEntryRequirements
ManagementInformationSystems BusinessResearchMethods MarketingManagement
HumanResourceManagement InternationalBusinessManagement BusinessLawandEthics
BusinessPlanningandEntrepreneurship StrategicManagement OperationsManagement
AfirstorsecondclasshonoursdegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamorits equivalentfromanapproveduniversityorhigherlearninginstitutionplusthreeyears ofexperienceasamanagerorentrepreneur; Candidateswithapassdegreemaybeconsideredif: c) theyhaveatleast5yearsworkingexperienceaftergraduation,and d) theyhaveevidenceofpostgraduationtraininglastingatleast6months. OR Anadvanceddiplomafromanaccreditedhigherlearninginstitutionwithaminimum ofuppersecondclassPLUSapostgraduatediplomaandatleastthreeyearsof experienceasamanagerorentrepreneur; OR
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RecognizedprofessionalqualificationsuchasACCA,CA,CPA,CSP,CIB,MCIM, CMAplusatleastthreeyearsofexperienceasamanagerorentrepreneur.
Duration Theprogrammeisrunfor27months(24monthsforcourseworkand3monthsfor dissertation). FeeStructure Feesaresubjecttoreviewfromtimetotime.PleasecontacttheofficeoftheAssociate Dean,PostgraduateStudiesforacopyofthecurrentfeestructure. MASTEROFENTREPRENEURSHIPANDENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT(MEED)PROGRAM Introduction Mostgovernmentandotheractorsatthelocalandcentrallevellackthecapacityto enactandsustainafavourablebusinessenvironment.Capacityshortfallsexistinthe areasofpolicyanalysis,review,coordination,monitoringandevaluation;designof interventions;vision,leadershipandownershipoftheenterprisedevelopmentand implementationofrelevantspecificagenda;appreciationofthevalueofdialogue;and advocacy. Objective TheobjectiveoftheMEEDprogrammeistocontributetothegrowthandcompetitiveness oftheprivatesectorthroughbuildingcapacityforinstitutionalreformanddevelopment. Theintentionistodevelophigh-levelcompetenciesforenactinganenablingenvironment fordevelopmentofentrepreneurship,smallenterprisesandtheprivatesectoringeneral. Theprogrammedevelopspertinenttheoretical,analyticalandpracticalskillsrequired forchangeagentsinthisarea. Targetgroup Thetargetgroupsfortheprogrammeareindividualswhoareinvolvedininfluencing, developing,implementing,monitoringorevaluatingreformsintheareaofsmallbusiness, entrepreneurshiporprivatesectordevelopmentinAfrica.Theyincludepeopleworking incentralgovernment,localgovernment,governmentagencies,privatesector,civil society,etc.
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StructureandModeofDelivery Theprogrammehas14coursesof36hourseachandrunsonmodularbasis,having5 modulesof3weekseachandaproject.Inbetweenthemodules,studentsundertake practicalassignments. Inordertodevelopthetargetedcompetencies,thefollowingcoursesareoffered: ModuleI ENT600 ENT606 ENT602 ModuleII ENT603 ENT601 ENT604 ModuleIII ENT605 MG636 ENT608 ModuleIV EFN600 SmallBusinessFinance EMK600 InternationalTradeandE-Commerce ENT609 ChangeManagement ModuleV ENT610 ENT611 CommunicationSkillsforPolicyMakers MonitoringandEvaluationofReforms Formalization TechnologyTransferandInnovation Non-FinancialBusinessDevelopmentServices(BDS) PolicyAnalysisDevelopmentandImplementation RegulatoryFramework PolicyResearchMethodology Entrepreneurship&SmallBusiness-ContextandProcess EnterpriseDevelopment Governance
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FirstorsecondclasshonoursdegreefromtheUniversityofDaresSalaamorits equivalentfromarecognizeduniversity;OR
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APostgraduateDiplomainEntrepreneurshipandEnterpriseDevelopmentform theUniversityofDaresSalaam;OR AdvancedDiplomafromanaccreditedhigherlearninginstitutionwithaminimum secondclassupperdivisionplusaPostgraduateDiploma;OR
Arecognizedprofessionalqualificationinbusiness(withacceptableminimum secondaryeducation) AND Atleasttwoyearsexperienceatmiddleorseniorpositioninajobrelatedto enterprisedevelopment.
Duration Theprogrammerunsfor18months(15monthsforcourseworkand3monthsforthe finalproject). Fees Feesaresubjecttoreviewfromtimetotime.PleasecontacttheProgrammeManager foracopyofthecurrentfeestructure. MASTEROFINTERNATIONALTRADE(MIT)PROGRAM Objective TheMITgivesthestudentsabalancedblendofmacroandmicrocoursesthatare necessarytoenablethemtoappreciatethelinkagesbetweenmacropolicyissuesrelated totrademanagementandmicrostrategicissuesrelatedtobusinessmanagementin viewofincreasedinternationalbusinessinteractions.Inthisregard,theMITisa postgraduatedegreeprogrammedesignedtocreateworld-classtradepolicyand businessmanagers,whocanservetherealneedsofgovernments,businesses,and otherinstitutionsthatpursueatradeandinternationalbusinessagenda. TargetGroup ThetargetedbeneficiariesoftheMITare:
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(a) Thepublicsector.Thisgroupcomprisesthestatesectors,includingcentraland localgovernments,governmentagenciesandauthorities.Othersarevariouspublic andsemi-publicinstitutions(Universities,Colleges,Institutes,etc.). (b) Thenon-publicsector.Thisgroupcomprisesnon-stateactors,includingprivate sectors,andcivilsocietyinitsvariousformsofmanifestation. StructureandDeliveryMode ThetheoreticalpartoftheMITwhichbuildsonaseriesofinteractivelecture-cumseminars,issuitablydesignedtobedeliveredinanExecutiveModeandanEvening Mode.Inbothcases,thetheoreticalpartisaugmentedbycarefullydesignedpractical workthatbuildsonrealandsimulatedpracticalenvironment(i.e.,Internship/practicum associatedwiththepreparationoftwotradepapers,agroupsimulationexercise,anda dissertation). Content Coursestobeofferedare: ModuleI TB600 MIT601 MIT602 ModuleII MIT603 TB604 MIT605 ModuleIII TB607 MIT609 MIT612 ModuleIV MIT610 MIT614 MIT20 TradePolicyAnalysis TradeModelingandAnalysis TradeResearchMethodology LegalAspectsofInternationalTradeandInvestment TradeinServices EconomicsandCommodityMarket TradeTheoryandMarketAccess MultilateralTradingArrangements IntegrationEconomicsandTradingArrangements InternationalEconomics MathematicalandStatisticalAnalysisforBusinessandTradeManagers EconomicGrowth,TradeandCompetitiveness
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ModuleV TB606 MIT611 TB619 MIT608 MIT13 BusinesstoBusinessMarketingOR ManagementofIntellectualPropertyRightsandEntrepreneurialAssets InvestinginEmergingMarketOR InternationalAspectsofIntellectualPropertyRights BusinessandTradeNegotiations:Theory,PracticeandManagementI
COMPONENTI MIT615 MIT616 TradeInternshipsI:PaperI TradeInternshipsII:PaperII
COMPONENTII MIT617 NegotiationSimulationProject
COMPONENTIII MS669 Dissertation
The17taughtcoursesoftheMITcurriculumaredividedinto13corecoursethatare compulsoryforeachstudent;and4coursesfromwhicheachstudentcanselecttwo. Therefore,studentswillberequiredtotake15coursesintotal. MinimumEntryRequirements (a) HoldafirstorsecondclassundergraduatedegreeoftheUniversityofDares Salaam,oritsequivalentfromanotherapprovedUniversityorhigherlearning institution; Candidateswithanundergraduatepassdegreemaybeconsideredif: (i) Theyhaveatleasta5yearsworkingexperienceaftergraduation; (ii) Theyhaveevidenceofpostgraduatetraininglastingatleast6months OR (iii) Theyhaveworkingexperienceofatleast3yearsinanorganizationwhose mainagendaistradepolicymanagementanddiplomacy. (iv) Theyhaveworkingexperienceofatleast3yearsinanorganizationthat dealswithinternationalbusinessmanagement. (v) Thecandidatesundergraduateperformanceintradeandrelatedstudies (e.g.economics,management/commerce/businessadministration,law, statistics)ofaBgradeorbetter.
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OR (c) HoldanAdvancedDiplomafromanaccreditedinstitutionofhigherlearning,with aminimumofsecondclass,upperdivision;PLUS,aPostgraduateDiplomaandat leastthreeyearsofworkingexperiencethereafter. OR (d) Holdaninternationallyrecognizedprofessional(degree)qualifications,suchas ACCA,CA,CertifiedPublicAccountant(CPA),CSP,CIB,MCIM;plusatleast threeyearsworkingexperience. Duration Theprogrammeisrunfor18months(15monthsforcoursework3monthsfor dissertation). FeeStructure Feesaresubjecttoreviewfromtimetotime.PleasecontacttheOfficeoftheProgramme Managerforacopyofthecurrentfeestructure. MASTEROFSCIENCEININTERNATIONALTRANSPORT ANDLOGISTICS(MSc.ITL)PROGRAM Objective i. TraininghighmanpowerintheareasoflogisticsandtransportmanagementinEast, CentralandSouthernAfrica. Provideknowledgeontheareasoflogisticsandtransportmanagementthrough disseminationofresearchoutputs.
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iii. EnhanceandbuildthecapacityofUDBSandCoETstaffthroughmastersand Ph.D.trainingtodelivertheprogrammeininternationaltransportandlogistics. iv. SupportstaffexchangeprogrammebetweenMoldeuniversity,theArabAcademy inAlexandriaandUniversityofDaresSalaam(UDBSandCoET). v. SupportsponsorshipofthefirstthreebatchesofstudentsintoMasterofLogistics ManagementProgrammeattheUniversityofDaresSalaam.
vi. Supportdevelopmentandacquisitionoftrainingandlearningmaterials.
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vii. Supportacquisitionofbasictrainingandlearningequipmentsuchascomputers andrelatedsoftwarefortheprogramme. viii. Supportjointandcollaborativeresearchactivitiesanditsdisseminationbetween UniversityofDaresSalaam,MoldeUniversityandtheArabAcademystaff. ix. Shareteachingresourcesamongthethreeinstitutions(i.e.UniversityofDares Salaam,MoldeUniversityandtheArabAcademy. TargetGroup Thetargetgroupfortheprogrammearepeopleworkinginallareasofmanagement, business,engineering,economicandscience. StructureandDeliveryMode Thecurriculumforthefoursemesterscomprisesthefollowing: Year1 ModuleI(15Creditunits) CoreCourses(Compulsory) IM620 BusinessLogisticsManagement MS602 ManagerialEconomics MS607 StrategicManagement IM621 AppliedStatistics AC600 FinancialandManagerialAccounting Module2(12Creditunits) CoreCourse(Compulsory) IM622 LogisticsInformationSystems IM624 SupplyChainManagement IM623 TotalQualityManagement MS606 QuantitativeBusinessAnalysis
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Module3(9Creditunits) CoreCoursesforBothTracks(Compulsory) IM640 InternationalTradeandBusinessLogistics IM625 OperationsManagementinLogistics FN602 InvestmentAnalysis ElectivesforBusinessTrackTwo IM629 PublicProcurementManagement IM628 DistributionLogisticsManagement IM630 InventoryManagement IM639 LawsandRegulationsinSupplyChainManagement TR656 InternationalTransportManagement IM638 InternationalTransportInsurance TR651 TransportEconomics ElectiveTransportTrackTwo TR653 InlandTransportEconomicsandPolicies TR634 InternationalTransportLaw TR652 MaritimeEconomics TR654 SeaportsandTerminalManagement TR655 LogisticsofAirTransport TR656 InternationalTransportManagement Module4(Creditunit3) FieldInternship 3monthssupervisedfieldinternship Bothinternalandexternalsupervisionprovided Thefieldinternshipassessedequivalentto3units Programmemanagementtoorganizefieldinternshipwithprivateandpublicsectorprior tostartoftheInternship. Module5(Creditunit15) CompulsoryCourses(forbothtracks) ResearchMethodsforLogistics(Researchmethodology)
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ReportWriting(projectProposal) Threeoptionalcoursesnottakenfrommodule3 Module6and7(Creditunit12)DissertationWritingonBusinessandTransportation Trucks TotalUnits72 AdmissionRequirements ThegeneralUniversityofDaresSalaamadmissioncriteriaforpostgraduatestudieswill bemaintained.However,inorderfortheprogrammetohavepositivecontributionto thenation,theprogrammeisdesignedforpeoplewithsufficientaptitudetocompletea demandingprogrammeandatthesametimecontributeeffectivelyinpolicydialogue andreformsaftergraduation.Toqualifyforadmission,applicantsmustbe: 1. HoldersofafirstorsecondclasshonorsdegreeoftheUniversityofDaressalaam oritsequivalentfromanotherrecognizedUniversityinareasrelatedtobusiness, mathematicalrelateddegreeslogisticsandnaturalsciencesor Candidateswithapassdegreeinrelevantareasmaybeconsiderediftheyhaveat least5yearsworkingexperienceaftergraduation,andtheyhaveevidenceofpost graduatetraininglastingatleast6monthsor HoldersofanUpperSecondAdvancedDiplomafromanaccreditedhigherlearning institutionandaPostgraduateDiplomaor CandidateshavearecognizedprofessionalqualificationsuchasACCA,CA,CPA, CSP,CIB,MCIM,CMA and Atwo(2)yearsworkingexperienceintransportandlogisticsmanagement. Considerationmaybegivenforthoseworkinginacademicortraininginstitutions
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POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINMICROFINANCE(PGDMF)PROGRAM Introduction Mostofthepeopleinvolvedinmicro-financeactivitiesinAfricahavenothadthe opportunitytoformallyacquiretheskillsrequiredtoperformeffectivelyintheirjob. Objective Theoverallobjectiveoftheprogrammeistocontributetothegrowthandefficiencyof themicrofinanceindustrythroughhumancapacitybuilding.Thecoursedevelopsall basicskills(creditmanagement,strategicandbusinessplanning,fund-raising,marketing, accounting,finance,humanresourcesmanagement,ICT,etc)necessaryforeffective performanceofmicro-financepractitioners. TargetGroup ThemainmarketforPGDMFprogrammeisthegrowingmicrofinanceindustry.This includespublicandprivatesectororganisationsconcernedwithmicro-financepolicy, programmedesign,consulting,trainingaswellasdelivery.Thetargetclientsarepotential andexistingpractitionersintheindustry. StructureandModeofDelivery Theprogrammehas12coursesof36hourseach.ItrunsonFridaysevening(5.00pm to8.00pm),SaturdaysandSundays(8.00amto5.00pm)inordertoaccommodate workingindividuals. Coursesoffered ModuleI EFN502 EFN503 EFN504 ModuleII EMK501 EMS500 EMK503 MarketingManagement MIS.ITDevelopmentandMaintenance Networking,CommunicationandCustomerCare IntroductiontoMicrofinance ClientRecruitmentandTraining LoanAppraisal,DisbursementandDelinquencyManagement
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ModuleIII EAC502 FinancialAccounting HER500 HumanResourceManagement EMK502 MarketingResearch ModuleIV EFN505 ENT508 HER502 FinancialManagement PlanningandResourceMobilization LeadershipandGovernance
AdmissionRequirements ApplicantsmusthaveatleastanAdvancedDiploma,aProfessionalqualificationsuch asACCA,CA,CPA,CSP,CIB,MCIM,CMA,ADBetc.oraBachelorsDegreein anyfieldofstudyplusatleast2yearsexperience(aftergraduation)intheMicrofinance industry.Thosewhohavenoexperiencearerequiredtoseekattachmenttomicrofinance institutionspriortoacquiringadmissionintotheprogramme. Duration Theprogrammerunsfor15months(12monthsforcourseworkand3monthsforthe finalproject). Fees Feesaresubjecttoreviewfromtimetotime.PleasecontacttheProgrammeManager foracopyofthecurrentfeestructure. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINENTREPRENEURSHIPAND ENTERPRISEDEVELOPMENT(PGDEED)PROGRAM Introduction Training,counselingandconsultancyproductsthatdevelopentrepreneurshipareakey requirementintheBusinessDevelopmentServices(BDS)industrybutthecapacityfor deliveryinmanyAfricancountriesisextremelylimited.
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Objective TheobjectiveofthePGDEEDprogrammeistoenhancethecapacityofbusiness developmentservices(BDS)practitionerstoprovidehighstandardsofeffectivesupport forenterprisedevelopment.BDSpractitionersareideallymulti-skilledinthefieldsof: facilitatinglearninggroups,counselingindividualsandconsultingonspecificproblems. Targetgroup Thetargetclientsarepotentialandexistingpractitionersengagedinthemanagement anddeliveryofbusinesstraining,consultancyandcounselingtoSMEs.Theseinclude employeesinpublicandprivatesectororganisationsaswellasindividualpractitioners inAfrica. StructureandModeofDelivery Theprogrammehas12coursesof36hourseachandrunsonmodularbasishaving4 modulesof3weekseachandaproject.Inbetweenthemodules,studentsundertake practicalassignments. Specificpractitionerknowledgeareasare:learningprocessesandmethods,training methods,entrepreneurshipbehaviouranddecisionprocesses,thebusinesscounseling process,businessproblemanalysisandbasicrelevantmanagementskills,suchas accounting,finance,marketing,humanresourcesmanagementinthecontextofsmall firms. Giventhatsmallbusinessowner-managersdonotspecializebyfunction,learners mustdevelopintegratedknowledgeofbusiness,ratherthanspecializedknowledgeof functionalareas. Inordertodevelopthetargetedcompetencies,thefollowingcoursesareoffered: ModuleI ENT501 ENT500 ENT502 ModuleII ENT505 ENK500 ENT506 EntrepreneurshipEducationandTraining MarketingforSmallBusiness DesignandManagementofEntrepreneurshipDevelopmentProgrammes TheoriesofEntrepreneurship TheEnvironmentforBusinessDevelopmentinTanzania ProjectFormulation(withaproject)
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ModuleIII EAC500 EFN500 ENT504 ModuleIV ENT508 ENT507 ENT509 BusinessDiagnosisandCounseling BusinessPlanning(withproject) ProjectManagement,MonitoringandEvaluation AccountingforSmallBusiness FinancialManagementforSmallBusiness ConsultingSkills(withaproject)
AdmissionRequirements ApplicantmusthaveatleastanAdvancedDiploma,aProfessionalqualificationsuchas ACCA,CA,CPA,CSP,CIB,MCIM,CMA,ADBetcoraBachelorsDegreeinany fieldofstudyplusatleast2yearsworkexperience. Duration Theprogrammerunsfor18months(15monthsforcourseworkand3monthsforthe finalproject). Fees Feesaresubjecttoreviewfromtimetotime.PleasecontacttheProgrammeManager foracopyofthecurrentfeestructure. ApplicationForms ApplicationformscanbeobtainedfromtheDirectorofPostgraduateStudies(Address givenbelow).Alternativelyyoucandownloadapdffileoftheapplicationformfromthe UDBSwebsiteathttp://www.udbs.udsm.ac.tz SCHOOLOFEDUCATION TheSchoolofEducationofferscoursesforsecondaryschoolteachersandother professionaleducationpersonnel.TheSchoolofEducationcomprisestheDepartments ofEducationalFoundations,EducationalPlanningandAdministration,Curriculumand Teaching,EducationalPsychology,AdultEducationandExtensionServices,Physical Education,SportandCultureaswellastheBureauofEducationalResearchand Evaluation(BERE).
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TheSchooloffersthefollowingpostgraduateprogrammes: PostgraduateDiplomainEducation MasterofArtsinAppliedSocialPsychology MasterofEducation MasterofArtswithEducation(whichisconductedjointlywithCollegeofArtsand SocialSciences) Mastersprogrammeareofferedbycourseworkanddissertationaswellasbythesis TherearefacilitiesforadvancedresearchleadingtoMastersdegreeandDoctorof Philosophy(Ph.D.)bythesis. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINEDUCATIONPROGRAMME(PGDE) ProgrammeGoals ThePGDEprogrammeseekstodevelopprofessionalcompetencyamonggraduates aspiringtobecometeachers. Objectives Attheendoftheprogramme,thegraduatesshouldbeableto:
Usepedagogicalknowledgeandskills,didacticsandreflectivepracticeinthe teachingsubject; Designandcarryoutanevaluationresearchparticularlyoneinvolvingimprovement ofteachingandlearning; Identifytheneedsandwantsofdifferentcategoriesoflearners/traineesandassisting thoselearners/traineestoachievethemandexcelinlearning; Possesstheskillsofeffectivecommunicationanduseofteachingandlearning mediaforeffectiveteachingandlearning.
ProgrammeStructure Theface-to-faceprogrammewillrunforoneyearandwillbeofferedonfulltimebasis. Itconsistsof42unitsofcoursesdividedintothefollowing:
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CoreCourses Practicum Electives TOTAL
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Thenumberofcoursespersemestershallbeasfollows: Semester1 Corecourses Code CourseTitle CT501 PrinciplesofCurriculumDevelopmentandTeaching EP500 IntroductiontoEducationalPsychology EF500 PrinciplesofEducation FE502 ResearchMethodsandDataAnalysis Elective1 Total SemesterII Corecourses Code CT509 CT512 EP503 EA500 ElectiveII Total Code CT513 FE599 Total CourseTitle ClassroomInteraction&Research Didactics AssessmentandEvaluation ManagementofEducationandSchoolAdministration Units 3 3 3 6 3 18 Units 6 3 42 Units 3 3 3 3 3 15
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Electives(Chooseany2courses) DepartmentofEducationalFoundations,Managementand LifelongLearning Semester1 Code AE501 AE500 EF501 EA502 EA501 CourseTitle HumanRightsEducation Adultlearning SociologyofEducation Administrative&OrganizationalBehaviour HumanResourceDevelopmentinEducationalOrganizations Units 3 3 3 3 3
DepartmentofEducationalPsychologyandCurriculumStudies Code EP504 CT505 CT508 CT507 CourseTitle EducationGuidance&Counselling LanguageEducation LibraryEducationandInformationManagement IntroductiontoEntrepreneurialEducation Units 3 3 3 3
UnitofPhysicalEducation,SportandCulture Code PE501 CourseTitle TheoryandPracticeofFitnessPromotion Units 3
ExaminationRegulations InadditiontothegeneralUniversityexaminationregulations,thefollowingassessment procedureswillapply.Afinalwrittenexaminationwillassessgeneraleducationcourses, butshortassignmentscanbegivenaspartoftheportfoliocollection. Pedagogycourseswillbeassessedmainlybyportfoliosofmaterialsfortheteaching ofeachsubject,andpresentationsmadeduringmicroteaching. SuccessfulcandidateswillbeawardedtheUDSMPostGraduateDiplomain Education.ThefollowingregulationsshallapplytoallPGDEStudents: 1. AllstudentsregisteredforPGDEshallcompleteaminimumof42unitswithin2 semesters.
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2. Aminimumof36unitsshallbecompletedbeforeproceedingtothesupervised TeachingPractice. 3. Allcandidatesshalltakeandpassexaminationsinallregisteredcoursesofferedby therelevantdepartments. 4. Courseworkmarksshallbe40percentwhilefinalexaminationswillbeawarded 60percent.Pedagogycoursesshallbeawarded50percentforcourseworkand 50percentforfinalexamination. 5. Theweightingoftheassignmentsshallbeoutof100%foreachcourse. 6. TheminimumpassinggradeshallbeB. 7. AcandidatewhofailssomecoursesatCbutattainsaGPAnotbelow2.7willbe allowedtosupplementthefailedcourses. 8. AcandidatewhofailstoattainaGPAof2.7shallbediscontinued. 9. Thepracticumshallbeassessedbysupervisionvisitsandaportfolio,whichwill includeacollectionofreflectionsandlessonmaterialsdevelopedduringthecourse. OTHERPOSTGRADUATEPROGRAMMESINTHESCHOOLOF EDUCATION TheSchoolofEducationoffersthefollowingtaughtpostgraduateprogrammes:M.Ed (ScienceEducation),M.A.(Education)MAASPandMEMA(MasterofEducational ManagementandAdministration).ResearchprogrammesincludetheM.A.(Education) byresearchandthePh.D.programmes. MASTEROFEDUCATION(SCIENCEEDUCATION) TheM.Ed.(ScienceEducation)isaprogrammedesignedforexperiencedgraduate teachersofscienceandmathematicswhowishtoupgradetheirpedagogical,didactical, researchandleadershipskillsinthearea.Itsgoalsareto: (i) Developawarenessofcurrentissuesandproblemsinscience,mathsand technology(SMT)educationandfindwaysofaddressingthemintheAfrican context; Developcompetenciesinmanaging,organizingandrunningprofessional developmentprogrammesandcourses;
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Electives:Twoelectivestobeselectedfromthefollowing: Code CT602 CT604 CT605 CT606 CourseTitle SocialContextinSMT AssessmentofPerformancein:SMT ComputerAssistedLearning EnvironmentalEducation Units 3 3 3 3
SemesterIII&IV Code FE699 CourseTitle Dissertation:Studentswillbeallocatedsupervisors, andwillidentifyaresearchtopic,developaresearch proposal,designtheirstudiesandcollectdata. Theyshouldwritetheirdissertationwithin1year. Units
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ProgrammeManagement Theresidenceperiodwillincludethefirsttwosemesterswhentaughtcourseswillbe running.Aftercompletingandpassingthecoursework,studentswillbeworkingon theirresearch.Fulltimestudentscancontinuetostayoncampus,butparttimestudents canworkoffcampusaslongastheymaintaincontactwithsupervisors.Fulltime studentsmustcompletewithin18monthsatmost,whileparttimestudentscanwork forupto30months. AdmissionCriteria Tobeadmitted,applicantsshouldhaveafirstdegreeinscienceeducationandteaching experience.TheminimumpasslevelshouldbelowersecondclasswithGPAofnot lessthan3.0.B.Sc.witheducationstudentsandPGDEstudentsgraduatingfrom2004 musthaveatleast3yearspostgraduate-teachingexperience.B.Ed.(ScienceEducation) graduatesshouldhaveatleasttwoyearsofteachingexperienceaftergraduation.Fresh graduateswillonlybeconsiderediftheyhaveatleast5yearspreviousteaching experience. ExaminationRegulations 1.0 AllcandidateswillbeboundbytheGeneralUniversityRegulationsforpostgraduate programmesinallthefaculties.Theprogrammewillbeexaminedinthesame waythatothertaughtmastersprogrammesareexaminedintheSchoolof Education.Thefollowingadditionalregulationswillapply: Allstudentswillberequiredtodoandpasstheentirecoreandelectivecourses beforebeingallowedtobegintheirresearchworkforthedissertation. Candidatesfailinginnotmorethanfourunitsmaybeallowedtosupplementthe failedcourses.Theminimumpassgradeforeachcourseincludingthedissertation willbeanoverallBgradeinthecourse. Aftercompletingthetaughtpartoftheprogramme,studentsshallberequiredto developaresearchproposal,doresearchandwriteadissertationbasedonfield research.Thedissertationresearchworkmustbecompletedwithinninemonths forfulltimestudentsandtwoyearsforparttimestudents.Twointernalexaminers andanexternalexaminerwillmarkthedissertation.Theminimumpassshallbe aBgrade. TheSchoolBoardmaydirectthatcandidatespresentthemselvesforanoral examinationaftersubmittingthedissertation.
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PROGRAMSTRUCTURE Year1 SemesterI Corecourses Code FE600 CT600 CourseTitle ResearchMethodsinEducation CurriculumandTeaching Units 6 6
SemesterII Code EF601 EA601 CourseTitle ComparativeEducation PolicyPlanningandAdministration Units 6 6
Options Toselecttwofromthefollowing: Code EP602 EP603 EP604 EA602 EA603 CT607 PE601 PE602 AE602 AE600 Note: CourseTitle SocialPsychology PsychologyofChildDevelopment TheoriesofTeachingandLearning ManagementofEducationalInstitutions&Projects EducationalPlanning&Financing AdvancedCurriculumDevelopment YouthandSportsDevelopment EconomicsandMarketingofSports ManagementandFinancingofAdultEducationprogrammes AdultLearning Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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Semester3&4 Code FE699 CourseTitle Dissertation Aftercompetingcoursework,studentsarerequiredto developaresearchproposalandwriteadissertation Units
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ii) Toincreasethecapacityofhumanresourcesinsocialtraininginstitutionsleadingto strengtheningtheirabilitytoprovidesuchservices; iii) Toprovidethecommunitywithskilledsocialpsychologistswhocandealwith communityandpersonalproblems. TheM.A.(A.S.P)lastsfor24monthsandconsistsoffourparts: Part1: Corecourses PartII: OptionalCourses PartIII: Practicum PartIV: Dissertation. PartI: Allstudentsregisteredintheprogrammehavetostudythefollowingcourses: CoreCourses Code FE600 EP602 EP605 EP606 CourseTitle ResearchMethods SocialandPersonalityPsychology IntroductiontoGeneralPsychology CommunityGuidanceandCounselling Units 6 6 6 6
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PartII StudentsarerequiredtotakeanyTWOofthefollowingoptions: OptionalCourses Code EP603 EP604 EP606 EP609 EP610 EP611 EP612 EP613 PartIII Practicum EP607 PracticuminCounselling CourseTitle PsychologyofChildDevelopment TheoriesofTeachingandLearning CommunityPsychologyandMentalHealth CareerandOccupationalPsychology IntroductiontoMethodsofStudyingHumanBehaviour HealthBehavioursinYoungPeople PsychologyofAgingandQualityofLife GenderPsychology Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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AftercompletingpartsI,IIandIII,studentsarerequiredtowriteaMastersDissertation, whichisbasedonfieldresearch. Evaluation TherearenowrittenfinalExaminations.Evaluationisbasedoncontinuousassessment ofstudentsthroughvariousassignmentsinthecoursestaken.Thereisanoralexamination forthedissertation.IneachcourseastudentshouldscoreaminimumofBgradeto pass.M.A.(Education)degreeisnotclassified.
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MASTEROFEDUCATIONALMANAGEMENTANDADMINISTRATION (MEMA)DEGREEPROGRAMME ProgrammeObjective MasterofEducationalManagementandAdministration(MEMA)isaresidential programmecomprisedofcourseworkandadissertationbasedonrealissuesinones areaofwork.Themainpurposeoftheprogrammeistotrainanddevelophighquality educationalmanagersandadministratorsthatarecriticallyneededtostrengthenthe abilityoftheMinistryofEducationandCulture,Regional/LocalAuthoritiesandschools toprovidethehighestqualityofeducationinTanzania. CoursesStructure Eachcandidatewillberequiredtotake5corecoursesandwriteadissertationas shownintable1below: Table1:CoreCourses Code FE600 EA604 EA605 EA606 EA607 EA699 CourseTitle Units ResearchMethodsinEducation 6 EducationalPolicyMaking&PolicyAnalysis 3 EducationalPlanning,Programme/ProjectDesignandEvaluation 3 EconomicsofEducationandFinancing 3 ManagementofEducationSystemsandInstitutions 3 Dissertation 18
Elective/OptionCourses EachcandidatewillberequiredtoselecttwocoursesfromthelistindicatedinTable2 Table2:Electives/OptionCourses Code EA608 EA609 EA610 EA611 EA612 HR600 FE602 CourseTitle QualityAssuranceandQualityControlinEducation ThePoliticsofEducation EducationManagementInformationSystem(EMIS) OrganizationalBehaviourinEducation LegalandEthicalAspectsofEducation HumanResourcesManagement BusinessandEntrepreneurialEducation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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TheProgrammeSemesterization Semester1 Studentswillstudyfour(4)corecoursesasfollows: Code EA604 EA605 EA606 FE600 Total Semester2 Studentswillstudyonecorecourseandtwoselectedoptionsasfollows: Code EA607 Option1 Option2 Total CourseTitle ManagementofEducationSystemsandInstitution Units 3 3 3 9 CourseTitle EducationalPolicymaking&PolicyAnalysis EducationalPlanning,Programme/ProjectDesignand Evaluation EconomicsofEducationandFinancing ResearchMethodsinEducation Units 3 3 3 3 12
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Thestudentsareexpectedtocompletetheprogrammein18Months. AdmissionintotheProgramme Tobeadmitted,applicantsshouldhaveafirstdegreeineducationwithateachingand/ orworkexperienceintheareasofeducationalmanagement,administration,planning orpolicy.TheUniversityofDaresSalaamminimumentryforataughtmasters programmesisaGPAof2.7.However,inordertoensurethathighqualitystudents applyfortheprogramme,giventhesignificanceofthepositionsthattheyaregoingto assumeintheinstitutionsandeducationsystems,theDepartmentwillgivehighpriority tocandidateswithaGPAof3.5andabove. ExaminationRegulations AllcandidateswillbeboundbytheGeneralUniversityRegulationsforpostgraduate programmesinallacademicunits.Theprogrammewillbeexaminedinthesameway thatothertaughtMastersprogrammesareexaminedintheSchoolofEducation.The followingadditionalregulationswillapply: 1. Allstudentswillberequiredtodoandpasstheentirecoreandelectivecourses beforebeingallowedtoembarkontheirresearchworkfortheirdissertations. 2. Candidatesfailinginnotmorethan6unitsmaybeallowedtosupplementthefailed courses. 3. Theminimumpassgradeforeachcourseincludingthedissertationshallbean overallBgrade. 4. Evaluationshallbebasedoncontinuousassessmentsandwrittenfinalexaminations. 5. Acandidatemayberequiredtopresentherself/himselfforanoralexaminationin additiontothesubmissionofadissertation.
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6. Candidateswhosatisfythepasslevelintheprogrammeshallbeawardedthe degreeofMasterofEducationalManagementandAdministration(MEMA)ofthe UniversityofDaresSalaam. M.A.INEDUCATION(THESIS) TheSchoolofEducationoffersaMasterofArts(Education)bythesistocandidates whohavehadlongresearchexperienceandarefamiliarwithresearchmethodologyin thefieldofeducation.Thosewithoutsufficientbackgroundinresearchmethodswillbe requiredtotaketheResearchMethodscourse(FE600)asapre-requisiteforadmission. Theywillalsoberequiredtopay20%ofthetuitionfeebeforestartingtheprogramme. TheregistrationprocessforresearchdegreesasstipulatedinthePh.D.programme shallapply.Therewillbeaninitialpresentationofaconceptpaper,followedby identificationofasupervisorycommittee,developmentandapprovalofaresearch proposalandthenfieldresearchandwritingofadissertation.Uponapprovalofthe researchproposal,candidatesmustcompletetheirtheseswithin24months.Atleast oneinternalexaminerandanexternalexaminerwillexaminethethesis.Candidateswill berequiredtodefendtheirthesisinanoralexaminationfollowingstandardprocedures forresearchdegree.Threemonthsbeforetheintendeddateofthesisdefense,candidates shouldindicateinwritingthedesiretodefendbyfillingaspecialform.Uponsuccessful completionofthethesisandpassingtheoralexamination,candidatesshallbeawarded theMasterofArtsinEducation(bythesis)oftheUniversityofDaresSalaam. DOCTOROFPHILOSOPHY(Ph.D.) TheSchoolofEducationoffersaPh.D.degreebyresearch.AnapplicanttoaPh.D. degreeshallhaveaMastersdegreeinEducationoritsequivalentfromarecognized university.Theregistrationofacandidateforadoctoraldegreetakesplaceintwo stages.Inthefirststageoftheregistration,acandidatesubmitsaconceptpapertothe Schoolofferingthedegree.Therelevantresearchandpostgraduatedegreecommittee assessthisandthenthecandidateisallocatedasupervisor.Thesupervisorycommittee advisesthecandidateondevelopmentofaresearchproposaldetailingtheresearch thatthecandidateintendstodo.Oncetheproposalisapproved,acandidateisformally assignedsupervisors,andinconsultationwiththemthecandidatepreparesarefined proposalforthesecondstageoftheregistration.Oncetheproposalisapproved,the candidateisexpectedtoworkcloselywiththesupervisorsandmustcompletethe thesiswithinsixyears.Uponsuccessfulcompletionofthethesisandpassingtheoral examination,candidatesshallbeawardedtheDegreeofDoctorofPhilosophyin EducationoftheUniversityofDaresSalaam.Failuretocompletewithintheperiod mayleadtothecancellationoftheregistrationunlesssatisfactoryexplanationisprovided.
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SCHOOLOFINFORMATICSANDCOMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGIES M.Sc.DEGREEPROGRAMMES TheSchoolofInformaticsandCommunicationTechnologiesofferspostgraduate programmesleadingtotheawardofMasterofScienceinComputerSciences,Master ofScienceinHealthInformaticsandDoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)inICTrelated courses.TheMastersdegreesareofferedbyCourseworkandDissertationmodeor byThesis.ThePh.D.isofferedbyThesis.Detailedinformationmaybeobtainedfrom theHeadsoftherelevantDepartments. GeneralRegulations 1. EachcandidateforthedegreeofM.Sc.bycourseworkmustsatisfyallthe requirementsoftheUniversitysregulationsforhigherdegreesinallCollegesand Schools.
SpecialRegulations 2. ThefollowingspecialregulationsshallalsoapplytothecourseworkfortheM.Sc. programmeoftheSchoolofInformaticsandCommunicationTechnologies. TobeeligibleforadmissiontotheProgramme,theapplicantshouldnormally haveanoverallgradeofBorhigherintheB.Sc.degreesubjecthe/shewishesto studyundertheprogramme. Admissionmaybebasedonequivalentqualifications. EachM.Sc.studyprogrammeshallstartatthebeginningoftheacademicyear andconclude24monthslaterforfulltimestudentsand30monthslaterforparttimestudents.Beyondtheselimits,Senateapprovalisnecessary. TheM.Sc.programmeshallconsistofcoursework(PartI)andresearchprojects (PartII). Aminimumof24unitsmustbecompletedinthecoursework.Completinga courseisdefinedasobtainingaBgradeorhigher. Fordepartmentsofferingacore/electivecombinationintheircoursework,core coursesmustamounttoatleast50%ofthetotalunits.
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M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINCOMPUTERSCIENCE CoreCourses Code IS601 IS602 IS603 IS604 IS605 IS606 IS607 IS608 IS609 IS610 IS699 Total CourseTitle ObjectOrientedProgramming DataSystem AdvancedNetworking WebProgrammingLanguages ResearchMethodologies SoftwareArchitectureandApplications ArtificialIntelligence DistributedDatabase MultimediaSystems LegalandSocialAspectsofComputing ResearchDissertation Units 3 3 3 1 1 2 2 3 2 1 6 27
OptionalCourses Code IS641 IS642 IS643 IS644 IS645 IS646 IS647 IS648 IS649 IS650 Total CourseTitle Human-ComputerInteractions AdvancedComputerArchitectures CompilationandCompilerGeneration AdvancedComputerGraphs AdvancedSoftwareEngineering StrategicInformationSystems ExpertSystems NaturalLanguageProcessing PrinciplesofGeographicalInformationSystem MultimediaCommunications Units 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 20
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CourseTitle IntroductiontoPublicHealth,HealthSystemsand HealthManagement PrinciplesofHealthInformationManagementI PrinciplesandMethodsofEpidemiology InformationSystemsandOrganizationsinaGlobalContext OpenSourceSoftwareforHealthCare HealthResearchMethodology PrinciplesofHealthInformationManagementII Design,DevelopmentandImplementationHealth InformationSystems DatabaseDesignandManagement IntroductiontoInformatics ResearchDissertation
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INSTITUTEOFDEVELOPMENTSTUDIES(IDS) IDSofferspostgraduateprogrammesleadingtoM.A.andPh.DinDevelopment Studies. M.A.DEVELOPMENTSTUDIES TheM.A.(DS)programmecombinescourseworkanddissertationandlastsfor18 months.Thefirstnine(9)monthsareforcourseworkwhiletheremainingnine(9) monthsareforproposalwriting,fieldresearchanddissertationwriting. MinimumEntryQualifications ApplicantsforadmissionintoM.A.(DS)shallhold:
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(i) HonoursdegreeorequivalentfromanaccreditedUniversity. (ii) Applicantswhoholdunclassifieddegreese.g.M.D.orVeterinarydegreesmust haveatleastaBgradeaverage. (iii) Applicantswithpassdegreesmayalsobeconsideredforadmissionif:theyhave satisfiedtheBoardoftheInstitutewiththeiracademicpotentialthroughsubsequent researchexperienceand/oradditionaltraining. TheM.A.(DS)isafulltimeprogramme,whichcombinescourseworkanddissertation andlasts18months.Thefirstnine(9)monthsareforcourseworkorclassteaching, assignmentsandexaminations;whiletheremainingnine(9)monthsaredevotedfor proposalwriting,fieldresearchanddissertationwriting. CourseUnits M.A.(DS)candidatesmustsuccessfullycomplete14unitsbeforetheygraduateas follows: i10unitsofcoursework ii4unitsofDS699Dissertation CoreandOptionalCourses Corecoursescarry2unitseach.Eachcandidatewilltakeallthe3corecoursesand thatwilladdupto6units.Optionalcoursescarry1uniteachandeachcandidatewill havetotake4outofthe11optionalcoursesandthatwilladdupto4units. ProgrammeStructure Studentsarerequiredtotakethreecorecoursesandoptforfourcoursesfromamongst theoptionalcourses: Code DS600 DS601 DS610 DS699 CourseTitle ResearchMethodologyinDevelopmentStudies DevelopmentofPoliticalThought IssuesinDevelopment Dissertation Units 2 2 2 4
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CourseTitle PlanningandManagement ContemporaryInternationalIssues GenderIssuesandSocio-EconomicDevelopment LabourandDevelopment HealthandDevelopment StateandCivilSocietyinTanzania EnergyandEnvironment EducationandDevelopment IndustrialisationinDevelopingCountries
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Everycoursewillbeassessedatthetimeofitscompletionandagradeawarded. Candidateswillberequiredtositforexaminationfollowingtheassessmentprocedure approvedbytheInstitute. Candidatesmustsuccessfullycompletethecourseworkphasebeforetheyare allowedtoproceedwiththedissertationphase.Successfulcompletionofthe courseworkshallmeanattainmentofaBgradeorabovei.e.gradepointaverage GPAofatleast3.00inallexaminations.CandidateswhoseGPAis2.7andabove shallbeallowedtosupplement.ThosewithaGPAbelow2.7shallbediscontinued fromtheprogramme. M.A.DEVELOPMENTSTUDIESBYTHESIS ApplicantsshouldhaveanUpperSecondClassintheirfirstdegreeoritsequivalent andmusthaveDevelopmentStudiescoursesintheirfirstdegree.Ifacandidatehas notdoneDScoursesbefore,she/heshouldattendsomeDSclassesineitherDS101 and/orDS102.andorDS200seriesoptionalcourses-oratMasterslevel. DOCTOROFPHILOSOPHY,DEVELOPMENTSTUDIES ThisbeinganinterdisciplinaryandmultidisciplinaryInstitute,applicantsmusthave Mastersdegreesinanydisciplinee.g.Engineering,medicine,agriculture,social sciences,education,purescience,veterinary,etc. Theprogrammeisresearchcentredandthesisbased.Tobeadmittedintothe programme,acandidateisrequiredtosubmitaresearchproposalinanareaofhis/ herinterest.Shortlyhereafter,asupervisorisassignedtothecandidate.Theprogramme lastsforthreeyears.
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SCHOOLOFJOURNALISMANDMASSCOMMUNICATION POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINMASSCOMMUNICATION Theprogrammeisintendedtocaterfortheneedsofthoseindividualseitherwithout thequalificationstojoinadegreeprogrammeorwithinteresttopursueareasofmass communicationbuthavenottakenarelevantdegreeprogramme. Thegeneralobjectivesofthecourse: (a) ToprovidespecializedtraininginspecificfieldsofMassCommunication. (b) ToenhancecompetenceandskillsinspecializedareasofMassCommunication, Journalism,PublicRelationsandAdvertising. (c) TofacilitatepossibleupgradingforB.A.MassCommunication,B.A.Journalism andB.A.PublicRelationsandAdvertisingdegreeholderswhodonothavethe requisiteGPAtobeadmittedintoM.A.programme. EntryQualifications (a) InordertopursueapostgraduatediplomainMassCommunication,acandidate musthaveagoodfirstdegreeorMastersfromarecognizedUniversity. (b) PossessionofanAdvancedDiplomainanydiscipline. Duration ThePostgraduateDiplomainMassCommunicationisafull-timeone-yearacademic programmeleadingtotheawardofaPostgraduateDiplomainMassCommunication. Itisproposedthatthecourseshouldbebothafull-timeandpart-timecourse.The fulltimePGDMCcourseislikelytobeembarkedonbycandidateswhomightbe releasedbytheiremployerstoundertakesuchacourseorbythosewhohavejust finishedadegreeprogrammeoranadvanceddiplomaandwishtoundertakethe course.Thepart-timecoursecouldbeundertakenbycandidateswhoareemployed andcannotmanagetoundertakefulltimestudies. Thefull-timecourse,asstatedearlier,shallbeoneacademicyearwhiletheparttimecourseshallbeconductedforamaximumdurationoftwo(2)years. ExaminationRegulations InadditiontogeneralUniversityExaminationRegulations,thefollowingexamination regulationsshallapply:
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g) Acandidatewhofailsanysubjectinasupplementaryexaminationshallbeallowed tocontinuetothenextsemesterbutshallberequiredtorepeatthefailedsubject duringthesemesterinwhichthesubjectisoffered.Nocandidateshallbeallowed torepeatafailedsubjecttwice. h) Candidateswillberequiredtowritearesearchprojectpaper.Eachcandidate shallbeallocatedasupervisor,withwhomthestudentshouldhaveregularcontact duringtheperiodofresearch.Theproposalsfortheprojectshallbesubmitted bythemiddleofthesecondsemester.Theprojectshallcarryatotalofthree(3) unitsandwillcomprise20%ofthecoursework. Semester1 Candidateswillberequiredtotakeatleast18unitsfromthefollowingcourses: Code CO500 CO502 CO503a CO503b CO505 CO506 CO510 CourseTitle IntroductiontoMassCommunicationTheory WritingfortheMedia RadioBroadcasting TelevisionBroadcasting Photojournalism MediaLaw PublicRelationsandAdvertising Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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INSTITUTEOFRESOURCEASSESSMENT(IRA) M.SC.NATURALRESOURCEASSESSMENTANDMANAGEMENT (NARAM) TheInstituteofResourceAssessmenthastwopostgraduateprogrammes.Theseare MasterofScienceinNaturalResourceAssessmentandManagement(M.Sc., NARAM)andDoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)programme.
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A)MasterofScienceinNaturalResourceAssessmentandManagement BackgroundtotheProgram ThemainobjectiveoftheM.Sc.NARAMProgrammeistoequipprofessionalswith innovativeknowledge,skillsandvaluesinintegratednaturalresourceassessment andmanagementinordertoenhanceunderstandingofcurrentnaturalresource managementandenvironmentalissues.Theprogrammefurtheraimsatimpartingand disseminatingnewskillsrelatedtointegratedandsustainablenaturalresource assessmentandmanagement.Thejustificationoftheprogrammearisesfromanumber offactors,includingdiminishingnaturalresourceswhilethereisincreasingdemand; growingconcernsinclimatechangeandvariability;andneedformainstreaming environmentalissuesandnaturalresourcesindevelopmentplanningandpoverty reduction.Otherfactorsincludechangingpolicies;emergingtrans-boundaryissues; growingconcernsrelatedtolinkagesbetweenpovertyandnaturalresourcemanagement issues;andgrowingglobalandlocallinkagesinnaturalresourcemanagement.Dueto increasingpressureonnaturalresources,newconflictsareemergingandoldconflicts aredeepening.Theprogrammeprovidestrainingonhowtoaddressthesenaturalresource managementrelatedconflicts.Itprovidestrainingonhowtolinkglobal,nationaland localconcerns,povertyissues,andnaturalresourcemanagement. AdmissionRequirements UniversityofDaresSalaamadmissionregulationsapplyforthisprogramme.Inaddition, admissionintoMScNARAMprogrammewouldrequireapplicantstohaveaBachelor ofScienceorBachelorofArtsdegreewithspecializationinrelevantsciencesubjects suchasAgriculture,Botany,Zoology,Forestry,andSocialSciencessubjectslike Geography,PopulationStudies,Statistics,Economics,etc.Theprogrammewillalso admitstudentsfromotherrecognizedinstitutionswhopossesrelevantundergraduate degreecoursesrecognizedbytheUDSM.Fieldexperienceandcomputerliteracywill beaddedadvantages. Duration:Thedurationoftheprogrammeshallbe18monthsonfulltimebasis. ProgrammeOrganisation Thecourseistaughtonafulltimebasis.Theoreticaltrainingandresearchwillbenine monthseach.Theprogrammeisofferedintheformofmodulesthatrununderasemester system.AllCoreCoursesarecompulsoryandElectiveCoursesmaybetakenfrom otherMastersprogrammeswithintheUDSM.However,astudentshallberequiredto takeatleastoneM.Sc.NARAMElectiveCourseineachsemester.Duringthe
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programme,studentswillacquiretheoreticaltrainingintaughtcoursesinthefirstand secondsemestersandinthethirdsemester;studentswillundertakeresearchrelatedto naturalresourceassessmentandmanagementaccordingtospecificareasofinterest andwritetheirdissertations. Courses Code RM600 RM601 RM602 RM603 RM699 CourseTitle PerspectivesinNaturalResourceandEnvironment Management IntegratedResearchMethodologies EnvironmentalAssessment ContemporaryIssuesinResourceManagement Dissertation Units 6 6 6 6 6
Optional/ElectiveCourses RM604 RM605 RM606 RM607 RM608 Population,DevelopmentandEnvironment DevelopmentPlanningInNaturalResourcesManagement TropicalEcosystemsManagement AppliedEcology ClimateChangeandVariability 3 3 3 3 3
MinimumNumberofUnitsRequired InsemestersONEandTWOstudentsarerequiredtopursue2CoreCoursesand2 ElectiveCoursesforeachsemester.Eachcorecoursehas6unitsandeachelective coursehas3units.Inthethirdsemester,studentsshalldodissertationworkwhich consistsof6units.Thus,theminimumnumberofunitsrequiredtocompletetheMSc NARAMprogrammeis42unitsi.e.SemesterOne-18units;SemesterTwo18 unitsanddissertation-6Units. ExaminationandGradingSystem AllstudentswillbeboundbytheGeneralUniversityofDaresSalaamRegulationsfor postgraduateprogrammesinSchools,CollegesandInstitutesregardingexaminations andgradingsystem.Theprogrammewillbeexaminedinthesamewayasothertaught MasterprogrammesintheUDSM.ThefollowingadditionalRegulationswillapply.All studentswillberequiredtodoandpasstheentirecourse(coreandelectivecourses) beforebeingallowedtobeginresearchworkforthedissertation.Alsoinorderto qualifyfortheM.Sc.NARAMdegree;astudentmustsatisfytheexaminersinthe dissertationandcourseworkexamination.
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Dissertation i) Aftersuccessfulcompletionofthetaughtcourses,studentsshallberequiredto developaresearchproposal,doresearchandwriteadissertationbasedonfield research. Acandidatemayberequiredtopresenthim/herselfforanoralexaminationin additiontootherexaminationsasmaybeprescribedbytheBoardoftheInstitute. Atleastthreemonthsbeforesubmittingadissertationorathesisacandidate shall,throughthesupervisor,andInstitute,givenoticeinwritingtotheDirectorate ofpostgraduatestudies,expressingintentiontosubmitthedissertation/thesis. GuidelinesonhowtofilethenoticeofsubmissionaregiveninformUDSM/ PG.F8. TheM.Sc.NARAMdegreeshallnotbeawardeduntilthedissertationhasbeen completed,examinedandapprovedasperUniversityofDareesSalaam Regulations. TheM.Sc.NARAMdegreenotbeclassified.
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B)DoctorofPhilosophyProgramme(PhD)byThesis TheInstituteofResourceAssessmentoffersaPh.D.degreebyThesis.Thedurationof thePh.D.programmebythesisisthreeyears.Eachcandidatemustsatisfyallthe requirementsoftheUniversitysRegulationsforhigherdegreeinallSchools,Colleges andInstitutes. RequirementsforPh.D.programme:InparticularanapplicanttoaPh.D.degreein IRAshallhaveagoodMastersdegreewithspecializationinrelevantsciencesubjects suchasAgriculture,Botany,Zoology,Forestry,andSocialSciencessubjectslike Geography,PopulationStudies,Statistics,andEconomicsfromarecognizeduniversity. TheregistrationofacandidateforadoctoraldegreeisperUDSMRegistration Regulations.AcandidateisrequiredtosubmitaConceptNotewhosedetailsare providedinUniversityforms(UDSM/PG.F3).Thisisessentiallyasummarystatement oftheintendedresearchtopic.TheConceptNotewillbescrutinisedbytheIRAHigher DegreeCommitteeanddecisionmade.Resultswillbecommunicatedtothecandidate andacopytotheassignedSupervisor(s). ThecandidateshallworkonthecommentsprovidedbytheIRAHigherDegrees Committeeandre-submittheConceptNotetothelater.OncetheConceptNoteis approvedthecandidatemustsubmitasubstantiveandcomprehensiveresearchproposal within6monthsafterregistration. OncetheproposalisapprovedbytherelevantUDSMauthority,thecandidateis expectedtocompletethethesiswithin3yearasperuniversityofDaresSalaam
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requirements.Failuretocompletewithintheperiodmayleadtothecancellationofthe registrationunlesssatisfactoryexplanationisprovided. ExaminationofthethesisandawardofPh.D.degreeswillbeasperUniversityof DaresSalaamRegulations. UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMSCHOOLOFLAW (FORMERLYFACULTYOFLAW) TheUniversityofDaresSalaamSchoolofLawoffersPostgraduateDiplomas,Master andPh.D.programmesinLaw. PostgraduateDiplomainLaw 1. Theprogrammeisofferedintwocategories,namelythePostgraduateDiplomain Law(PGDL)forholdersoftheLL.B.degree,andaSpecializedPostgraduate DiplomainLaw(SPGDL)forholdersofotherdegreesthanBachelorofLaws (LL.B.). 2. Thedurationoftheprogrammeshallbetwosemestersinvolvingfulltimeattendance. 3. TheDiplomashallbegradedonapassorfailbasis. AdmissionRequirements PostgraduateDiplomainLaw(PGDL) TobeconsideredforadmissiontothisProgramme,acandidatemustbeaholderofthe degreeofLL.B.oftheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranaccreditedUniversityorhas satisfiedtherequirementoftheawardofsuchdegree. SpecializedPostgraduateDiplomainLaw(SPGDL) SPGDLisdesignedtoprovidespecializedtraininginspecificfieldsoflawtoholdersof degreesotherthanLL.B.Theobjectiveistoenhancethecandidatescompetenceby inculcatingspecializedlegalknowledgetothecandidate. TobeconsideredforadmissiontothisProgramme,acandidatemustbeaholderof a1stdegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamorarecognizedUniversityorhas satisfiedtherequirementsfortheawardofthedegree. CoursesandExaminations PostgraduateDiplomainLaw LW300(Jurisprudence)shallbecompulsorytoacandidatewhodidnotdothatcourse attheundergraduatelevel.
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Acandidateshallberequiredtoselecttwocoursesfromthelistofcoursesforthe LL.M.Degreeoronecoursefromthatlistandsuchnumberofcoursesfromthe undergraduatecourseswhosetotalunitsisnotlessthan6. ThepassgradeforthePGDLshallbeB. AcandidateshallberequiredtowritetwopostgraduatepapersforeachLL.M.course selected. Whereacandidatetakesanundergraduatecourse,regulationsrelatingtoundergraduate coursesshallapplyprovidedthatthepassgradeisB. Whereacandidatefailsinonecourse,heshemayontherecommendationofthe SchoolBoardbepermittedtore-sittheexaminationinthatcourseatasupplementary examination. Whereacandidatefailstwoormorecourseshe/sheshallbediscontinued. SpecialisedPostgraduateDiplomainLaw,SPGDL LW703(LegalMethod)andLW700(ConstitutionalLawI)shallbecompulsorytoall SPGDLcandidates. Acandidateshallselectamaximumofthree(3)optionalcoursesfromthelistofthe coursesapprovedbytheSchoolBoardforthatacademicyear,providedthatSPGDL coursesshallbeartheLW700seriescode. PassgradeshallbeB,butcandidatesshallberequiredtocompleteaminimumof 21unitsderiveredfromcompulsoryandoptionalcoursesinordertoqualifyforan awardofSPGDL. ExaminationforSPGDLshallconsistofwrittenexaminationandcoursework. MastersofLaws(LL.M.) Thisisaspecializedadvanceddegreedesignedtoimpartadvancedknowledgeofthe chosencoursesthroughintensiveresearchandafirmtheoreticalgrounding. LL.M.Programmeisofferedinthefollowingthreecategories,namely,TaughtLL.M., LL.M.byCourseworkandDissertation,andLL.M.byThesis. TheGeneralRegulationsandGuidelinesforPostgraduateStudyProgrammesissued fromtimetotimebytheDirectorateofPostgraduateStudiesregulatetheLL.M. Programme.
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EntryRequirements Tobeconsideredforadmissiontothisprogramme,acandidatemustbeaholderofthe LL.B.degreeoftheUniversityofDaressalaamoranaccreditedUniversityorhas satisfiedtherequirementsfortheawardofsuchdegreePROVIDEDthesaidLL.B. DegreeshallbeofGPAof3.0orabove. Everyapplicantshall,whenlodginganapplicationforadmission,indicatethecategory ofLL.M.he/sheintendstopursueandcourses(whererelevant)tobetaken. Duration TheLL.M.programmeshallbecompletedintwosemesters. ThefollowingcoursesareofferedfortheLL.M.Degree. LW604 LW605 LW606 LW607 LW608 LW609 LW610 LW611 LW612 LW613 LW614 LW615 LW616 LW617 LW618 LW619 LW620 LW621 LW622 LW623 LW624 LW625 LW626 AgencyandBailmentLaw AirandSpaceLaw ArbitrationandAlternative DisputeResolutionLaw BankingLaw BusinessAssociationsLawII CanonLaw CapitalMarketsandSecuritiesLaw LawofCarriage LawoftheChild CommercialandConsumer TransactionLaw ComparativeLaw CompetitionLaw ComputerLaw ConflictResolutionLaw ConstructionLaw ConveyancingLaw CriminologyandPenology CulturalPropertyandAntiquitiesLaw CustomaryLaw EntertainmentLaw EnvironmentalLaw GenderandtheLaw HealthLaw
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LW627 LW628 LW629 LW630 LW631 LW632 LW633 LW634 LW635 LW636 LW637 LW638 LW639 LW640 LW641 LW642 LW643 LW644 LW645 LW646 LW647 LW648 LW649 LW650 LW651 LW652 LW653 LW654 LW655 LW656 LW657 LW658 LW659 LW670 LW671 LW672 LW673 LW674 LW675 LW676
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AnLL.M.candidatemayalsoregisterforcoursesofferedatundergraduatelevelas longashe/shemeetstheminimumconditionprescribedfortheprogramme. AwardoftheLL.M.Degree TheDegreeofMasterofLawsshallnotbeclassifiedbutmaybeawardedwithdistinction. TaughtLL.M. TaughtLL.M.shallcoverTWOSEMESTERSinvolvingfull-timeattendance. LW300(Jurisprudence)shallbeaCompulsoryCoursetocandidateswhodidnot takethecourseatundergraduateorPGDLlevels. AcandidateshallselectfourcoursesfromthelistofcoursesofferedfortheLL.M. degreeortwocoursesfromthelistofcoursesofferedfortheLL.M.degreeandsuch numberofundergraduatecourseswhosetotalunitsisnotbelow12. ThepassGPAforanLL.M.courseshallbe3.0points. Inrespectofeachcourse,examinationshallconsistofwrittenexamination(70%)and agraduateessay(30%). WhereacandidatefailsinoneLL.M.CourseatCorDgradeinoneortwocourses, he/shemayontherecommendationoftheSchoolBoardbepermittedtore-sitthe examinationinthatcourse.AnapplicantshallonlybeallowedtodoLL.Mbythesisif he/shehadobtainedaFIRSTCLASSLL.B.degree. AcandidateintendingtoembarkonLL.M.byThesisshallwhenlodginghis/her applicationsubmitaresearchproposalforthethesis. DegreeofDoctorofPhilosophy EligibilityforAdmission ThefollowingshallbeeligibleforregistrationforthedegreeofDoctororPhilosophy. AholderoftheMasterofLawsdegreeofthisUniversity.
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AholderofanLL.B.FirstClassdegreeofthisUniversityandwhohasinitiallyregistered fortheMasterofLawsDegreeandapplyforpermissiontotransferhisregistrationto thePh.D.degree.IftheapplicationisapprovedbytheBoardofPostgraduateStudies, his/herregistrationforPh.D.shallberetroactive. AholderofanLL.M.degreeorequivalentofanotherrecognizedUniversity. Duration NocandidatemaybepermittedtosubmitathesisforthedegreeofDoctorofPhilosophy inlessthantwoacademicyearsfromthedateofregistrationsavewiththespecial permissionoftheSenate. Thethesismustbesubmittedwithinsixyearsfromthedateofregistrationforthe degreethoughSenatemay,ontherecommendationoftheSchoolBoard,extendthis time. CourseProgramme AprospectivecandidateforthePh.D.degreeisrequiredtosubmitaproposalofthe courseofstudyand/orresearchwhichhe/sheproposestopursueandonapprovalby theDirectorateofPostgraduateStudies.Thecandidateshallberegisteredforthe programme. AsupervisorwillbeappointedbythePostgraduateStudiesCommitteeoftheSchool toadvisethecandidateinhis/herfieldofstudyorresearch. Acandidateforthedegreeshallberequiredtosubmitathesisembodyingtheresultsof his/herstudyattheendoftheprogramme. AcandidatemaychooseanysubjectfromthoseofferedatMasterofLawslevel. ThePh.D.bythesisshallbemarkedonPassorFailbasis. GeneralUniversityRulesandRegulationsrelatingtosubmissionofThesisshallapplyto Ph.D.candidates. DoctorofLaws LL.D.isretainedasahigherdoctoratetobeawardedinaccordancewithrulesand regulationsrelatingtohigherdoctoratesattheUniversityofDaresSalaam.
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THEINSTITUTEOFKISWAHILISTUDIES TheInstituteofKiswahiliStudiesoffersthefollowingpostgraduateprogrammes: i. M.A.(Kiswahili)bycourseworkanddissertation ii. M.A.(Kiswahili)bythesis iii. Ph.D.(Kiswahili)bythesis ObjectiveoftheProgrammes TheseprogrammesaredesignedtoprepareexpertswhowillteachKiswahilicourses inhigherlearninginstitutions,workinmediaandpublishingcompanies,governmental institutions,internationalorganizations,regionalorganizationsandotherrelatedareas. TheLanguageofInstructionandthesis/dissertationwritingwillbeKiswahili. M.A.(KISWAHILI)BYCOURSEWORKANDDISSERTATION

Thecourseworkcomponentshallcovertwosemestersthatrequirethestudents full-timeattendance. Thedissertationcomponentshallcoverninemonths. AcandidateregisteredtopursueanMA(Kiswahili)byCourseworkand DissertationmayalsowishtooptforgraduatecoursesfromtheDepartmentsof ForeignLanguagesandLinguisticsand/ortheEnglishLiterature.
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Tobeconsideredforadmissiontothisprogramme,acandidatemustbeaholder ofthedegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranyotheraccreditedUniversity orhassatisfiedtherequirementsfortheawardofsuchdegree. Tobeadmitted,candidatesmustpossesafirstdegreeinsocialsciencesor humanities.TheminimumpasslevelshouldbelowersecondclasswithGPAof notlessthan2.8.TheymusthavestudiedKiswahili,Linguistics,Literatureor CommunicationStudiesintheirfirstdegree. Everyapplicantshall,whenapplyingforadmission,indicatethespecializationof M.A.(Kiswahili)he/sheintendstopursue.
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TheM.A.(Kiswahili)bycourse-workanddissertationshallbecompletedinone andahalfyears.
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OverallProgrammeAssessment TheoverallassessmentfortheM.A.(Kiswahili)bycourseworkanddissertationwill bebasedonthecoursework,thefinalexamandcompletionofthedissertation.The degreeshallnotbeawardeduntilthedissertationhasbeensuccessfullycompleted. ExaminationRegulations InadditiontothegeneralUniversityExaminationRegulations,thefollowingRegulations shallapplytoM.A.(Kiswahili)bycourseworkanddissertationstudents:
AllstudentsregisteredforM.A.(Kiswahili)bycourseworkanddissertationare requiredtodoandpassthecoreandelectivecoursesofaminimumof36units beforeproceedingtotheirresearchworkforthedissertation. TheminimumpassgradeforeachcourseincludingthedissertationwillbeaB grade. AcandidatewhofailstoattainaGPAof2.7shallbediscontinuedfromthe programme. Candidatesfailinginnotmorethanfourunitsmaybeallowedtosupplementthe failedcourses.
M.A.(KISWAHILI)BYTHESIS TheInstituteofKiswahiliStudiesoffersanM.A.(Kiswahili)bythesistointerested candidatesinthefieldofKiswahili.ApplicantsshouldhaveaGPAof2.8intheirfirst degreeoritsequivalentandmusthaveKiswahilicoursesintheirfirstdegree.The candidateshouldhaveatleastaGPAof3.0inKiswahiliLiteratureandLinguisticsin his/herundergraduateprogramme.Beforestartingtowritehis/herthesisthecandidate hastopresentaconceptpaperandbeallocatedasupervisor.Whentheresearch proposalhasbeenapproved,fieldresearchandwritingofthethesisfollows.The candidatemustcompletehis/herthesiswithintwoyearsaftertheapprovalofthe researchproposal;extensionmaybegrantedduetoillnessandserioussocialproblems. Thecandidateswillberequiredtodefendhis/herthesisinanoralexamination. DOCTOROFPHILOSOPHY(PH.D.)INKISWAHILI TheInstituteofKiswahiliStudiesoffersaPh.D.degreebythesis.ThePh.D.thesis shallbemarkedonPassorFailbasis.Thecandidatewillberequiredtodefendhis/ herthesisinanoralexamination(vivavoce).
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ProgrammeApplication Toapplyandregisterforthisprogrammeacandidateisrequiredtosubmitaconcept paper/aresearchproposalinanareaofhis/herinteresttotherespectivedepartment intheInstitute.ThecurrenttwodepartmentsareKiswahiliLanguageandLinguistics, andLiterary,CommunicationandPublishingStudies.Thedepartmentalpostgraduate committeeexaminestheapplicationthenassignsasupervisortothecandidate.The candidatehasalsotomakeapresentationofhis/herproposal.Aftertheapprovalof theproposalbytheBoardofDirectorateforPostgraduateStudiesthecandidateshall beregisteredfortheprogramme. EligibilityforAdmission AnapplicantmusthaveaMastersdegreeinKiswahili,Linguistics,Literature, CommunicationStudiesoritsequivalentfromarecognizeduniversity. Duration
Theprogrammelastsforthreeyearsfromthedateofregistrationforthedegree. Thedurationcanbeextendedduetoillnessorsocialproblems. NocandidatemaybepermittedtosubmitathesisforthedegreeofDoctorof PhilosophyinKiswahiliinlessthanoneacademicyearfromthedateofregistration.
M.A.(KISWAHILI)COURSESTRUCTURE AllstudentsregisteredintheM.A.(Kiswahili)bycourseworkanddissertationswho wanttospecializeinKiswahiliLinguisticshavetostudythefollowingcourses: CoreCourses Code KSI601 KSI602 KSI603 KSI604 KIS629 KIS630 KIS699 CourseTitle KiswahiliPhonology KiswahiliMorphology KiswahiliSyntax KiswahiliSemantics PostgraduateSeminar ResearchMethods Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
TheyalsohavetotakeanytwoofthefollowingcompulsorycoursesfromKiswahili Literature:
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CourseTitle KiswahiliNovel KiswahiliDrama KiswahiliPoetry ApproachestoLiteraryCriticism
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Inaddition,studentsarerequiredtotakesomeofthefollowingoptionsfromKiswahili Linguistics: OptionalCourses Code KSI605 KSI606 KSI607 KSI608 KSI609 KSI610 KSI611 KSI612 KSI613 KSI614 CourseTitle KiswahiliPragmatics Translation:TheoryandPractice ComplexKiswahiliStructures CurrentIssuesinKiswahiliSociolinguistics HistoryandDialectsofKiswahili BantuComparativeandHistoricalLinguistics SecondLanguageTheories TheHistoryofKiswahiliLinguistics KiswahiliAppliedLinguistics KiswahiliLexicography Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
AllstudentsregisteredintheM.A.(Kiswahili)programmewhowanttospecializein KiswahiliLiteraturehavetostudythefollowingcourses: CoreCourses Code KSF615 KSF616 KSF617 KSF618 KIS629 KIS630 KIS699 CourseTitle KiswahiliNovel KiswahiliDrama KiswahiliPoetry ApproachestoLiteraryCriticism PostgraduateSeminar ResearchMethods Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
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CourseTitle KiswahiliPhonology KiswahiliMorphology KiswahiliSyntax KiswahiliSemantics
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Inaddition,studentsarerequiredtotakesomeofthefollowingoptionsfromKiswahili Literature: OptionalCourses Code KSF619 KSF620 KSF621 KSF622 KSF623 KSF624 KSF625 KSF626 KSF627 KSF628 KIS699: CourseTitle SelectedKiswahiliPoet SelectedKiswahiliOralArtist KiswahiliMasterpieces WomeninKiswahiliLiterature OralandWrittenEpicsinKiswahili KiswahiliFolktales ExperimentalLiteratureinKiswahili LiteratureinKiswahiliTranslation HistoryofKiswahiliLiteraryStudies KiswahiliStylistics Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Dissertationwritingiscompulsoryinthesecondyearoftheprogramme.Candidates mustsuccessfullycompletethecourseworkphasebeforetheyareallowedtoproceed withthedissertationphase. COLLEGEOFNATURALANDAPPLIEDSCIENCES(CONAS) TheCollegehasthefollowingAcademicDepartments: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. AquaticSciencesandFisheries; Botany; Chemistry; Geology; Mathematics; Physics; ZoologyandWildlifeConservation;and MolecularBiologyandBiotechnology.
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TheCollegeoffersthefollowingpostgraduateprogrammes; PostgraduateDiploma MasterofSciencebycourseworkanddissertation MasterofSciencebythesis DoctorofPhilosophybythesis POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAPROGRAMME POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINSCIENTIFICCOMPUTING MinimumEntryRequirement Tobeeligibleforadmission,acandidatemustpossesatleastaBachelorsdegreeor AdvancedDiplomaoritsequivalentfromarecognizedUniversityorInstitutionofHigher Learning. Duration: Twelvemonthswithtwointakes:1stApriland1stOctobereveryyear ObjectiveoftheProgramme: Tohelpprepareprospectivetechniciansandprogrammersinthefieldof: i) GROUPIScientistsI GraduatesinEngineering,Mathematics,Physics,Statistics,Geologyandrelated fields.
ii) GROUPIIScientistsII GraduatesinthefieldsofChemistry,BiologicalSciences,Agriculture,Medicine, Pharmacy,Dentistryandrelatedfields. iii) GROUPIIIBusiness GraduatesinEconomics,CommerceandManagement,andBusiness-relatedfields. iv) GROUPIVLiberalArtists GraduatesinArts,SocialSciencesandrelatedfields. v) GROUPVLawyers: GraduatesinLaw
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TimeandCourseStructure Eveningprogramme,from4:00p.m.to8:00p.m.MondaytoFriday,and8:00a.m.to 12:00noononSaturdays.Duetodifferentstudentsbackground,theprogramisdivided intofivegroupsstatedabove. CourseCoding Allcoursesarecategorizedin7areasnamely: Area1: Area2: Area3: Area4: Area5: Area6: Area7: SoftwareSystems Programminglanguages Mathematics Business ComputerApplications ExpertSystems FinalProject
AllcoursesstartwithtwolettersMTfollowedbythreedigits.MTstandsforcourses intheMathematicsDepartment.Thefirstdigit:5standforacourseatpostgraduate diplomalevel.Theseconddigitstartingfrom1representsthenumberofthecoursesin thearea.Thelastdigitrepresentstheareainwhichthecoursebelongs. TheSummaryofalltheCourses CoursesinArea1: Code MT511 MT521 MT531 MT541 MT551 MT561 SoftwareSystems Total18units Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 Total15units Units 3 3
CourseTitle SystemsSoftware DataCommunicationandNetworking DataManagement ComputerGraphics SystemsAnalysisandDesign AdvancedComputerGraphics ComputerProgramming
CoursesinArea2: Code MT512 MT522
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Code MT532 MT542 MT552
CourseTitle AdvancedProgrammingwithC++ ProgramminginPascal ProgramminginCobol
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CoursesinArea3:MathematicsTotal20units Code MT513 MT523 MT533 MT543 MT553 MT563 CourseTitle Mathematics StatisticsandProbability Biostatistics QuantitativeMethods ComputationalTechniquesI ComputationalTechniquesII Units 3 3 4 3 4 3
CoursesinArea4:BusinessTotal8units Code MT514 MT524 MT534 CourseTitle HumanCommunicationandInformationSystems Accountancy BusinessEnvironment Units 4 2 2
CoursesinArea5: ComputerApplicationsTotal6units Code MT515 MT525 MT557 MT558 MT559 MT560 CourseTitle ComputerApplicationsI ComputerApplicationsII NetworkandSystemManagementinNTenvironment NetworkdesignandadministrationinLinuxEnvironment ManagementandExploitationofNetworkResources ComputerAidedAdministration Units 3 3 2 2 2 2
CoursesinArea6: ExpertSystemsTotal18units Code MT516 MT526 MT536 MT545 MT556 MT566 CourseTitle ConceptsofCAD/CAM BusinessComputerApplications Scheduling DynamicDatabases ComputationalLinguistics Knowledge-BasedSystems Units 3 5 2 2 3 3
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CoursesinArea7: FinalProjectTotal6units Code MT517 CourseTitle Project Units 6
PartI:CoreCoursesforall Allstudentsregisteredintheprogrammehavetotakethefollowingcorecourses: Code MT514 MT512 MT511 MT521 MT531 MT515 Total CourseTitle HumanCommunicationandInformationSystem ProgramDesign SystemsSoftware DataCommunicationandNetworking DataManagement ComputerApplicationsI Units 4 3 3 3 3 3 19
PartII:CoreCoursesperSpecialization: GroupI:ScientistI Code MT524 MT534 MT516 MT553 Total GroupII Code MT524 MT533 MT534 MT566 Total CourseTitle Accountancy BusinessEnvironment ConceptsofCAD/CAM ComputationalTechniquesI Units 2 2 3 4 11
ScientistII CourseTitle Accountancy Biostatistics BusinessEnvironment Knowledge-basedSystems Units 2 4 2 3 11
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GroupIII: BusinessGraduates Code MT513 MT523 MT526 Total CourseTitle Mathematics StatisticsandProbability BusinessComputerApplications Units 3 3 5 11
GroupIV: LiberalArtists Code MT524 MT536 MT534 MT541 Total CourseTitle Accountancy Scheduling BusinessEnvironment ComputerGraphics Units 2 2 2 4 10
GroupV: Lawyers Code MT524 MT534 MT525 MT536 MT546 Total CourseTitle Accountancy BusinessEnvironment ComputerApplicationsII Scheduling DynamicDatabases Units 2 2 3 2 2 11
PartIII:OptionalCourses Studentsshouldselectatleastnineunitsfromtheoptionalcourseswithguidancefrom theprojectsupervisor. Code MT522 MT532 MT558 MT542 MT552 MT551 MT541 CourseTitle ProgramminginC++ AdvancedProgramminginC++ Networkdesign&AdministrationinLinuxEnvironment ProgramminginPascal ProgramminginCOBOL SystemsAnalysisandDesign ComputerGraphics Units 3 3 2 3 3 3 3
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Code MT563 MT543 MT561 MT566 MT557 MT559 MT560
CourseTitle ComputationaltechniquesII Quantitativemethods AdvancedComputergraphics KnowledgeBasedSystems NetworkSystemsManagementinNTEnvironment Management&ExploitationofNetworkResources ComputerAidedAdministration
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PartIV:Project MT517 Project
AftercompletingPartI,IIandIII,studentsarerequiredtowriteareport,whichis basedonprojectwork.Eachstudentwillbeencouragedtogivesuggestionsonthe typeandnatureofproblemhe/sheisinterestedtosolve.Studentswithpreviousworking experienceinanyindustrywillbeencouragedtodelveinissues,whichprovidesolutions torealproblemsexistingintheirworkplacesprovidedtheygetapprovalofthe Departmentandtheemployer. MinimumnumberofUnitsRequired Studentmusttakeatleastthefollowingunitsineachofthefourprogrammeparts; PartI: Corecoursesforallstudents PartII: Corecoursesperspecialization PartIII: Optionalcourses PartIV: ProjectDissertation Total ExaminationRegulations TheUniversityExaminationRegulationsasspecifiedintheUniversitysProspectus shallapply. Evaluation Exceptfortheproject,eachcoursewillhaveacontinuousassessment(CA)andUniversity examination(UE)attheendofthecourseasperCoNASregulations.The(CA)will compriseof40%and(UE)willcontribute60%. 19 11 9 6 45
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Theprojectassessmentwillbe100%.Eachstudentwillwritereportoftheproject work.Thesupervisorandtheexternalexaminerwillevaluatetheprojectreport. TheCoNASregulationsforpassingandcompletingacourseatpostgraduatelevel willapply. MASTERSPROGRAMMES M.Sc.DEGREEPROGRAMMES A.IMPORTANTINFORMATIONFORTHEPROGRAMMES SeeCollegedetailsonM.Sc.DegreeProgrammes.Alldepartmentsinthecollege offerMastersDegreesbythesis.Inaddition,thefollowingMastersProgrammesare offeredbycourseworkanddissertation; M.Sc.DEGREEINWILDLIFEANDTERRESTRIALECOLOGY CoreCourses Code BL650 BT309 Code WE208 WE602 WE603 WE604 WE605 WE606 CourseTitle Biostatistics PlantEcology CourseTitle RangeEcology EnvironmentalScience CommunityandEcosystemEcology PopulationEcology WildlifeAnalysisandManagementTechniques FaunaandFloraofAfrica Units 3 3 Units 2 4 2 2 2 3
OPTIONALCOURSESOfferedinspecialistpackages BiometryandSystemAnalysis Code WE631 WE632 WE633 CourseTitle AdvancedStatisticalAnalysis BasicComputerProgramming SystemAnalysisModelling Units 2 1 1
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EcosystemPlanning,DevelopmentandConservation Code WE641 WE642 WE643 CourseTitle LandusePlanning,DevelopmentandConservation HumanEcologyandDemography MarineParksandConservation Units 2 2 1
RangeandPastureEcology Code WE651 WE652 WE653 CourseTitle PlantEcologyandPhysiology PastoralismandPastureResearch CropEcology Units 2 1 1
Thiscoursecoverstheenvironmentsofcropplants,physiologicallimits,andcropyield variabilityinrelationtoecologicaloptimum. WildlifeEcology Code WE661 WE662 WE663 WE664 CourseTitle EcologicalMonitoring WildlifeDiseasesandParasitology FeedingEcology EthologyofLargeMammals Units 2 2 1 2
OtherElectives Code WE671 WE672 WE673 WE674 CourseTitle EcologicalPhysiologyandBiotelemetry PrimateEcologyandBehaviour EcologyofBirds InvertebrateEcology Units 2 2 1 2
M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINAPPLIEDZOOLOGY CORECOURSES Code AZ601 AZ602 CourseTitle AppliedEcology InsectPhysiology Units 3 3
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CourseTitle InsectClassificationandPhylogeny Parasitology ConceptsofImmunology Biostatistics PestandVectorControl Dissertation
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ELECTIVECOURSES Minimumnumberofunitstakenshallbe9 Code AZ610 AZ611 AZ612 AZ613 AZ614 CourseTitle Protozoology AnimalHelminthology ImmunologyofParasiticInfections Non-InsectPests ArthropodsasAgentsofAnimalDiseases Units 3 3 3 3 3
M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINBIODIVERSITYCONSERVATION Theprogrammetargetsprofessionalswhoareworkinginbiologicalrelatedfieldsand intendstoequipthemwiththebiodiversityknowledgeandconservationtoolssothat theycanworkmoreprofessionallyandconfidently. CoreCourses Code BC600 BC601 BC602 BC603 BC604 BC607 BC608 BC610 BC611 BC699 CourseTitle FundamentalsofBiodiversityConservation InvertebrateDiversityandConservation ConservationofPlantDiversity MicrobialDiversityandConservation AquaticBiodiversityandConservation DiversityandConservationofAfricanBiomes VertebrateDiversityandConservation BiodiversityResearchMethodsandMonitoring FireandBiodiversity Dissertation Units 2 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 2
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OptionalCourses Code BC605 BC606 BC612 BC613 BC614 BC617 CourseTitle BiodiversityofInhabitedAreas Ethno-biologyandConservation LegislationandPoliciesinBiodiversityConservation EmergingIssuesinBiodiversityConservation Bioremediation RestorationEcology Units 2 2 2 2 2 2
M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINBIOLOGY ThisisaprogrammerunjointlybytheDepartmentofZoology&WildlifeConservation andthesister-departmentofBotany.ForfurtherdetailsconsulttheDepartmentof Botany. CoreCourses Code BL601 BL610 BL611 BL620 BL650 BL651 CourseTitle Genetics CellandMolecularBiology Physiology Ecology Biostatistics BiologicalTechniques
OPTIONALCOURSES Genetics Code BL602 BL603 BL604 BL605 BL606 CourseTitle MolecularGenetics PopulationGenetics PlantBreeding AnimalBreeding DevelopmentalBiology
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Physiology BL612 BL613 BL614 BL615 BL616 Ecology BL621 BL622 BL623 BL624 BL625
NeurophysiologyandEndocrineBiology ReproductiveBiology PlantDevelopmentalPhysiology PlantMetabolicPhysiology SoilPlantWaterRelations AnimalEcology PlantEcology MarineEcology FreshwaterEcology MicrobialEcology
AspectsofAppliedBiology BL630 PlantPathology BL631 Entomology EvolutionandSystematic BL640 TheoryofEvolution BL641 EvolutionofBehaviour BL642 Palaeobiology BL643 AngiospermSystematicsI BL644 AngiospermSystematicsII *BothcoursesIandIImustbetakentogether BL645 AlgaSystematics BL446 FungalSystematics BL447 FaunaofEastAfrica M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINPHYSICS TheoverallgoaloftheProgrammeistoproducehumancapacityinPhysicsthatis neededtocreateatechnology-basedeconomy. CoreCourses Code PH611 PH615 PH616 CourseTitle Electrodynamics ComputationalPhysics StatisticalMechanics Units 3 3 3
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CourseTitle AerosolPhysics AtmosphericDispersionandAirQualityModelling AtmosphericBoundaryLayerandTurbulence PhysicsofSustainableElectricityGeneration CourseTitle NuclearReactorPhysics NuclearTechniqueandApplications RadiationDosimetryandProtection CourseTitle MedicalElectronicsandInstrumentation PhysicsofMedicalImaging RadiationEffectsonElectronicDevices CourseTitle IntroductiontoNanoelectronicsandNanoscaleMaterials Nanotechnology Dissertation
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M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINMATHEMATICALMODELLING Thisisaregionalprogrammeinmathematicalmodellinganddesignedtotrainstaffin highereducationandresearchersfromtheindustry.Theprogrammeconsistsof courseworkanddissertation.Thecourseworkcoverstwosemesters(oneyear),followed byoneyearofdissertation.
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CoreCourses Code MT619 MT631 MT681 MT611 CourseTitle AppliedFunctionalAnalysis StochasticDifferentialEquations DataAssimilationMethods MathematicsofFinance Units 4 3 3 3
OptionalCourses Code MT651 MT621 MT661 MT671 MT691 MT644 MT640 MT683 MT660 MT641 MT607 MT617 MT604 MT664 MT627 MT637 MT663 MT601 CourseTitle EcologicalModelling InsuranceMathematics PopulationDynamics(Epidemiology) GameTheory(AdvancedDecision-making) MethodsofMathematicalPhysics StochasticSystems NumericalLinearAlgebra PartialDifferentialEquations ComputerProgramming AdvancedMathematicalStatistics DiscreteMathematicalModelling ContinuousMathematicalModelling OptimizationMethodsofOperationsResearch GraphTheory ComputationalFluidDynamicsI ComputationalFluidDynamicsII OrdinaryDifferentialEquations AdvancedProbabilityTheory Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
M.Sc.PROGRAMMEINMATHEMATICS ThisisaMastersprogrammeinmathematicsandisdesignedtoequiplearnerswith widerangeofchoicesinmathematicsspecializations.Itconsistsof2semestersof courseworkandoneyearofdissertation. CommonCoreCourses Code MT619 MT660 CourseTitle AppliedFunctionalAnalysis ComputerApplicationsandProgramming Units 3 4
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CoreCoursesperSpecialization MathematicalAnalysis Code MT683 MT649 CourseTitle PartialDifferentialEquations ComplexMethodsinPartialDifferentialEquations Units 3 4
MathematicalModelling Code MT607 MT617 CourseTitle DiscreteMathematicalModelling ContinuousMathematicalModelling Units 3 3
OperationsResearch Code MT604 MT664 MT644 MT654 CourseTitle OptimizationMethodsofOperationsResearch GraphTheory StochasticSystems Integer,Non-linearandDynamicProgramming Units 3 3 3 3
ComputationalMathematics Code MT640 MT650 MT670 CourseTitle NumericalLinearAlgebra FiniteDifferenceMethods FiniteElementMethods Units 3 2 2
AppliedMechanics Code MT663 MT647 MT657 CourseTitle OrdinaryDifferentialEquations ContinuumMechanics MethodsofMechanics Units 2 2 2
TheoreticalFluidMechanics Code MT603 MT613 MT633 MT643 CourseTitle ViscousandCompressibleFlows Waves HydrodynamicandHydro-elasticStability BoundaryLayerTheory Units 2 2 2 2
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ComputationalFluidMechanics Code MT627 MT637 CourseTitle ComputationalFluidDynamics ComputationalFluidDynamics Units 3 3
DifferentialEquations Code MT683 MT663 MT673 CourseTitle PartialDifferentialEquations OrdinaryDifferentialEquations OrdinaryDifferentialEquations Units 3 3 2
MathematicalStatistics Code MT601 MT641 CourseTitle AdvancedProbabilityTheory AdvancedMathematicalStatistics Units 3 3
OptionalCourses Anycoursewhichisnotcoreandwhichisnotinthestudentsspecializationareacore canbetakenasanoptioncourse. M.Sc.CHEMISTRYPROGRAMME ThisisofferedbyCourse-workanddissertationandhasbeendesignedtoproduce humancapacityinchemistrythatisneededtocreatetechnology-basedeconomy.Itis atwoyearprogrammeduringwhichastudentmustcompleteaminimumof30unitsout ofwhich,22unitsaremadeupofprescribedcourses(core)andtherestareaccumulated fromoptionalcourses.Thecourseworkcomponentisofferedinthefirstyear,followed bythedissertationworkinthesecondyearofstudy. CoreCourses Code CH617 CH603 CH630 CH607 CH608 CourseTitle AdvancedThermodynamics SolidStateChemistry AdvancedAnalyticalChemistryandInstrumentation AdvancedPhysicalOrganicChemistry AdvancesinOrganicSynthesis Units 3 3 3 3 3
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CourseTitle CoordinationChemistry ChemicalSpeciation AdvancedEnvironmentalChemistry
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OptionalCourses Code CH602 CH610 CH611 CH612 CH331 *CH357 *CH373 CH614 CH615 CH616 IEM651 IEM652 CourseTitle QuantumChemistry SurfaceandColloidChemistry HeterocyclicChemistry AdvancedChemicalKinetics Chemometrics FuelChemistryandTechnology OrganometallicChemistry MolecularImprintingTechnology RawMaterialsforIndustriesandTheirProcessing ChemistryofNaturalProductsII EntrepreneurshipandtheEnvironment ResearchMethods Units 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 2
* Studentsareallowedtooptuptoamaximumof4unitsoftherecommended300seriescoursesPROVIDEDtheydidnottakethosecoursesintheirundergraduate programs. MASTEROFINTEGRATEDENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT (MIEM) TheMIEMprogrammeisdesignedtocaterformultidisciplinestudiesinenvironment, wherebystudentsarerequiredtotakecommoncoursesandspecializeinareasoftheir interestandbackground.ItisofferedjointlybyCoNAsandCoET. CommonCoreCoursesforallStudents Code IEM600 IEM601 IEM602 IEM603 IEM604 CourseTitle IntroductiontoEnvironmentalComponents&Interrelationships IntroductiontoPollutionPreventionandControl EnvironmentalConservation EnvironmentalManagementSystems EnvironmentalImpactAssessment Units 2 2 2 2 2
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CoreCoursesfortheBiologicalSciencesStream Code IEM610 IEM611 IEM612 IEM613 IEM614 CourseTitle EnvironmentalMicrobiology BiologicalWastewaterTreatment EnvironmentalBiotechnology AquaticEcologyandPollution FundamentalsofAnaerobicDigestionProcesses Units 2 2 2 2 2
CoreCoursesfortheEnvironmentalEngineeringStream Code IEM620 IEM621 IEM622 IEM623 IEM624 CourseTitle SolidWasteManagement AirPollutionPreventionandControl FreshwaterPollutionPreventionandControl EcologicalEngineering IndustrialEcology Units 2 2 2 2 2
CoreCoursesforthePhysical&EarthSciencesStream Code IEM630 IEM631 IEM632 IEM633 IEM634 CourseTitle EnvironmentalChemistry WaterResourcesandSoilQualityManagement LandDegradationandEnvironmentalGeology EnvironmentalAnalyticalMethods AtmosphericChemistry Units 2 3 2 1 2
ProposedcorecoursesfortheAquaticSciencesStream Code IEM640 IEM641 IEM642 IEM643 IEM644 CourseTitle AquaticEcology AquaticPollutionandEcotoxicology AquaticResourceandBiodiversityManagement Physico-chemicalPropertiesofAquaticSystems IntegratedCoastalZoneManagement Units 2 2 2 2 2
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ElectiveCourses(Studentsmaytakeaminimumof7units) Code IEM650 IEM651 IEM652 IEM653 IEM654 IEM655 IEM656 IEM657 IEM658 IEM659 IEM660 IEM661 IEM662 IEM663 IEM664 IEM665 IEM667 IEM668 GE623 WR610 WR614 WR620 IEM645 IEM646 IEM647 IEM648 IEM649 CourseTitle EnvironmentalEthicsandPhilosophy EntrepreneurshipandtheEnvironment ResearchMethods ForestConservation EnvironmentalPollutionandPublicHealth ParticipatoryApproachestoEnvironmentalManagement HumanEcology EnvironmentalOceanography ResourcesUtilizationandEnvironmentalProtection IndustrialDevelopmentandPollution WorkEnvironmentandChemicalSafety SoilandGroundwaterPollutionfromAnthropogenicActivities EnvironmentalToxicology ComputationalMethodsandEnvironmentalModelling RenewableEnergySources AquaticEnvironmentandSociety WasteManagementinAquaticSystems AquaticEcologicalAssessment EnvironmentalDisasterManagement WaterQualityModelling WaterResourcesManagement EnvironmentalandWaterResourcesSystemsAnalysis AquacultureandEnvironment Fisheries,FishBiologyandEnvironment WasteManagementinAquaticSystems AquaticEcologicalMonitoringandAssessment CoastalandRiverModelling Units 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
MastersProgrammes(bythesis) M.Sc.(AppliedMicrobiology) M.Sc(Biotechnology) M.Sc(MolecularBiology) M.Sc.(Mathematics) M.Sc.(Physics) M.Sc.(Chemistry) M.Sc.(Geology)
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M.Sc.(Zoology M.Sc.(WildlifeEcology) M.Sc.(AppliedZoology) M.Sc.(Botany) AlldepartmentsalsoofferPh.D.programmes. INSTITUTEOFMARINESCIENCES TheInstituteofMarineSciencesoffers3programmesnamely,M.Sc.byCoursework andDissertation,M.Sc.byThesisandPh.D.byThesis.Theofferedprogrammesare aimedatcreatinglinkagesbetweentheconsolidatedresearchprogrammesatIMSand postgraduatetrainingandbilateralcollaboration. EntryRequirements AdmissionconditionsforbothM.Sc.andPh.D.aregovernedbytheUniversityofDar esSalaamGeneralRegulationsforPostgraduateStudyProgrammes.Acandidatefor admissiontotheMastersdegreebythesisshallhaveanhonoursdegreeoftheUniversity ofDaresSalaamoranequivalentfromanotherrecognizedUniversitywithaGPAofat least3.5duringthefirstdegree. M.Sc.MarineSciencesbyCourseworkandDissertation ThisMasterofScienceprogrammeisaimedatproducingmarinescientistswiththe generalunderstandingofoceanographicconceptsbutspecializedineitherMarineand CoastalResourcesManagementorMarineandCoastalGeo-informatics. TheMarineandCoastalGeo-informaticsspecializationisdesignedtoprovidean advancededucationintheprinciplesandpracticeofGISandremotesensinginmarine sciences.Theprogrammecomprisesoftaughtcourses,coveringdatamodelsand datastructures,acquisitionandmanagementofdata,spatialanalysisandmodeling, remotesensing,GISdesignandimplementationissues,GISprogrammingand customizationanddatabasetechnology.Conceptsandtechniquesareillustratedusing casestudymaterialdrawnfromavarietyofapplicationareas.Practicalworkis undertakenusingavarietyofcommercialsoftwareincluding,BILKO,ArcGISand ERDASImagine.FortheawardofM.Sc.thestudentmustundertakeanindependent researchproject,submittedasawrittendissertation.TheMarineandCoastalResources Managementspecializationwillgiveemphasistomarineresourcesmanagementaswell asenvironmentalandsocio-economicissue.Theprogrammecanbeseenasa
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SpecialisationCourses:MarineandCoastalGeo-information Code GI603 GI606 GI607 GI608 GI699 CourseTitle SpatialDataManagementandGISDatabases GISinDecisionMaking ProgrammingforGIS AdvancedSpatialAnalysisandModelling Dissertation Units 3 2 2 3 3
SpecialisationCourses:MarineandCoastalResourcesManagement Code MR601 MR603 MR608 MR609 MR699 CourseTitle SustainableUtilisationofCoastalandMarineResources AppliedMarineandCoastalEcology MarineConservationScience Socio-economicAspectsofMarineandCoastalEcosystems Dissertation Units 3 3 2 2 3
OptionalCourses Code GI604 MR605 MR614 OC605 RM602 CourseTitle CaseStudiesinGISandRemoteSensing MaritimePolicy IntegratedCoastalZoneManagement MarinePollutionandControl EnvironmentalAssessment Units 2 2 3 2 6
M.Sc.MarineSciencesbyThesis Theprogrammelastsfor24monthsandispursuedthroughresearchfollowedbywriting athesis.SomecourseworkmaybetakenwhendirectedbytheInstitutesHigherDegrees Committee.Studentmaysubmitatwo-pagestatementoftheintendedresearchtopic, whichwillguidethedepartmentinassigningthesupervisor.Within4monthsofregistration thestudentmustpresentacomprehensivesubstantiveresearchproposal. DoctorofPhilosophyPh.D.inMarineSciencesbyThesis Thedurationofeachprogrammeisthreeyearsforfull-timecandidatesandfiveyears forparttimecandidates.Astudentmustsubmitasubstantiveandcomprehensiveresearch proposalwithin6monthsafterregistration.Fullstudentshipcommencesimmediately afterformalregistration.
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AcandidateforadmissiontotheDoctorofPhilosophydegreeshallhaveaMasters degreefromtheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranequivalentfromanyotherrecognized University. COLLEGEOFENGINEERINGANDTECHNOLOGY(CoET) TheCoETofferspostgraduateprogrammesleadingtotheawardofPostgraduate DiplomainEngineering,MasterofScienceinEngineeringandDoctorofPhilosophy (Ph.D.)inmajorfieldsofEngineeringspecializationi.e.ChemicalandProcess Engineering,CivilEngineering,ElectricalEngineeringandMechanicalEngineering.The degreeofM.Sc.(Eng.)iseitherofferedbyCourseworkandDissertationmodeorby ResearchandThesis.ThePh.D.degreeisofferedbythesis.InadditiontotheGeneral UniversityRegulationsgoverningtheawardofhigherdegrees,thefollowingregulations shallapply. M.Sc.(Eng.)byThesis TheCoEToffersaMasterofScienceinEngineeringdegreebyResearchandThesisin allthemajorfieldsofspecialization. 1. 1.1 EntryRequirements TheminimumqualificationforadmissiontotheprogrammeisanUpperSecond classBachelorofSciencedegreeinrespectiveEngineeringfieldfromtheUniversity ofDaresSalaamoranotherrecognizedinstitution. ProgrammeStructure Theregistrationperiodfortheprogrammeshallnormallybe24monthsforfulltimestudentsupto48monthsforpart-timestudents(Thisperiodincludesthesix monthsperiodgivenforregistration). RegistrationfortheprogrammeshallbeatanytimeduringtheAcademicYear. Theregistrationshallberenewedannually. Uponregistration,withthehelpoftheDepartmentssupervisorycommittee,the candidatewillsubmitatwopagestatementoftheintendedresearchtopicto CollegePostgraduateCommittee.OnthebasisofthestatementtheCollege,in consultationwithrelevantDepartment,shallassignasupervisor(s)tothecandidate. Studentshipcommenceswithimmediateeffect.
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TheDegreeofDoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)inEngineering TheCoEToffersDoctorofPhilosophydegreeinallthemajorfieldsofEngineering specialization. 1. 1.1 EntryQualifications AcandidateforadmissiontothePh.D.degreeprogrammeintheCoETmust holdarelevantMastersdegreeoftheUniversityofDaresSalaamorofany otherrecognizedInstitution. CandidateswhopossessarelevantFirstClassinBachelorofSciencemaybe consideredforPh.D.registrationafterinitiallyregisteringfortheMastersDegree (Thesis),anddemonstratingoutstandingperformanceafterdoingpostgraduate trainingforatleastoneyear,uponrecommendationsoftheCollegePostgraduate Studies,ResearchandPublicationsCommitteeandauthorizationbySenate. ProgrammeStructure Theprogrammeinvolvesaminimumofthreeyearsforfull-timecandidates,or fiveyearsforpart-timeregisteredcandidates. Theprocedureforobtainingfullregistrationwillbesimilartothatrequiredfor M.Sc.(Thesis)asstipulatedabove,withthefollowingchanges:theproposal shallnotexceed25pages.Onceitfindstheproposalsatisfactory,thecollege PSRPwillsubmittheproposaltotheDPGSBoardforevaluation;andonceit findstheproposalsatisfactory,DPGSBoardwillapprovetheproposal. ThegeneralUniversityregulationsforpostgraduatestudiesandspecificallyfor Ph.D.studiesgoverntheconductofstudiesintheCollege. SandwichProgrammes TheCoEToffersPh.D.trainingbythesandwichmode.Thisismainlyinareas wherethefacilitiesandresearchinfrastructureisCoETisdeemedinadequate toprovidequalityresearchmeritingtheawardofPh.D.Trainingunderthe sandwichmodeisalsoofferedinlinewiththeframeworksofcollaborative researchprogrammeswithotheruniversities.Thefollowingarethebasic guidelinesforconductingPh.D.underthismode. 3.1 Entryrequirementsandregistrationprocedureisthesameasstipulatedin Regulations1.1and1.2above.
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M.Sc.STRUCTURALENGINEERING CoreCourses(17.0Units) Code SD661 SD662 SD663 SD664 SD665 SD666 SD680 SD699 CourseTitle EngineeringAnalysis AdvancedStructuralAnalysis TheoryofPlatesandShells FiniteElementsMethod StructuralDynamics StabilityofStructures AdvancedFoundationEngineering Dissertation Units 3 2 3 3 2 2 2 6
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheSteelStreamOnly(6.0Units) Code SD669 SD671 CourseTitle PlasticityTheory AdvancedDesignofSteelStructures Units 3 3
CompulsoryCoursesforStudentsintheConcreteStreamOnly(6.0Units) Code SD672 SD673 CourseTitle AdvancedDesignofConcreteStructures AdvancedPrestressedConcrete Units 3 3
OptionalCoursesforallStudents(7.0Units) Code SD674 SD675 SD676 SD677 CourseTitle AdvancedMaterialsTechnology DesignofTallBuildings AdvancedDesignofTimberStructures AdvancedBridgeEngineering Units 3 3 2 3
DEPARTMENTOFTRANSPORTATIONANDGEO-TECHNICAL ENGINEERING TheDepartmentofTransportationandGeo-technicalengineeringwasestablishedin 2001toprovidestudiesinareasofFoundationEngineering,TransportationEngineering, HighwayEngineering,SoilMechanicsandSurveying.Thisdepartmentoffers
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postgraduateprogrammesleadingtotheawardofPostgraduateDiplomainCivil EngineeringwithspecialisationinTransportationEngineering,MasterofSciencein HighwayEngineeringM.Sc.andDoctorofPhilosophyPh.D. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINCIVILENGINEERING (withSpecializationinTransportationEngineering). Introduction ThepostgraduatediplomaprogrammeinCivilEngineering(withSpecializationin TransportationEngineering)consistsofaprogrammeofstudyinvolvingthecompletion ofatotalofatleast22units.Candidatesmustcomplete14compulsorycoreunits includingprojectinthegeneralareaofCivilEngineeringandthenselectaspecialization involvingthecompletionofatleast8unitsinTransportationEngineering. Objectives ThespecificobjectivesofthePostgraduateDiplomaProgrammeinCivilEngineering are: a) Toprovidegraduateswithrelevantmodernknowledgeintheirfieldofspecialization TransportationEngineeringtomeetthejobmarketrequirements. b) Togivetothecandidatesadditionalqualificationssothattheycanmanagetojoin relevantmastersprogrammesattheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranyother university. Courses CoreCourses Code SD321 SD599 TM321 TR331 TR635 CourseTitle Units TheoryofStaticallyIndeterminateStructures3 Project 2 ProjectAppraisalandPlanningTechniques3 HighwayMaterials 3 GeotechnicalEngineering3
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Code TM420 TR310 TR320 TR332 TR430 TR631 TR636
CourseTitle Units ManagementofConstructionProjects3 TrafficEngineeringandManagement 3 HighwayGeometricDesign 2 PavementAnalysisandDesign 3 PavementMaintenance 3 HighwayPlanningandEconomics 3 HighwayManagementSystems 3
MASTERSOFSCIENCEINHIGHWAYENGINEERING Introduction ThehighwayEngineeringprogrammewaslaunchedinthe1994/95academicyearas anintegralpartoftheIntegratedRoadProjectIRP.Itwasajointconcernofthe UniversityofDaresSalaam,UniversityofBirminghamandtheMinistryofWorks. UponcompletionoftheIntegratedRoadProject,theUniversityofDaresSalaam assumedfullresponsibilityofrunningtheprogramme.TheMastersprogrammeinvolves thecompletionofatleast36units.Candidatesmustcomplete30compulsorycore unitsincludingdissertationintheirareaofspecializationandatleast6unitsinelective courses. Objectives ThemajorobjectivesoftheM.Sc.inHighwayEngineeringprogrammeistoequip engineersinmiddlemanagementpositionswithup-to-dateknowledgeofprocedures, materialsandtechnologywhichcanenablethemtoefficientlymanagethetrunkand ruralroadsnetwork.Theprogrammeisalsoaimedatprovidingacurriculumthatcovers techniques,whichareappropriateforthelocalconditionsinTanzaniaaswellasthose ofneighbouringcountries.Thisisespeciallyimportantforengineersinprivatepractice whoareinvolvedinplanning,designandsupervisionofhighwayprojects. Courses CoreCourses Code CS680 MG602 TR631 TR632 TR633 CourseTitle ComputerProgramming StatisticsandResearchMethods HighwayPlanningandEconomics HighwayDesignandTrafficEngineering PavementdesignandDrainage Units 3 3 3 3 3
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Code TR634 TR635 TR636 TR699
CourseTitle HighwayMaterials Geo-technicalEngineering HighwayManagementSystems Dissertation
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ElectiveModulesatleast6Units Code EM601 EM602 MG623 TR641 TR659 CourseTitle MathematicalAnalysis NumericalAnalysis ProjectManagement TransportationEconomics IndependentStudy Units 3 3 3 3 3
DEPARTMENTOFWATERRESOURCESENGINEERING TheDepartmentofWaterResourcesEngineering(WRED)wasestablishedin December2001.ThedepartmentislocatedattheBlockBandCoftheCollegeof EngineeringandTechnology.TheStaffoftheWREDareengagedin:
ProvidingformalpostgraduateleveleducationleadingtoPostgraduateDiploma,M.Sc., andPh.D.degreesinWaterResourcesEngineeringandMastersIntegratedWater ResourcesManagement(MIWRM). Participatingincollaborativeresearchanddevelopingindividualresearchprojects. ProvidingadvancedleveltrainingofshortdurationinspecialisedareasofWater Resourcesengineering. ProvidingconsultancyservicethroughtheBureauofIndustrialCooperation(BICO) oftheCollegeofEngineeringandTechnology. Participatinginresearchcollaborationandstaffexchangewithvariousuniversities, researchorganizationsandwaterauthoritieswithinandoutsideSub-SaharanAfrica
Ithostsawell-developedInternationalpostgraduateprogrammesforstudentsfrom allcountriesofAfricaundertheauspicesofANSTIandWATERNET.Thetrainees canchoosevariousstreamsofspecializationsuchasEngineeringHydrologyand EnvironmentalEngineering.ItmaybenotedthattheEnvironmentalEngineeringinthe
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currentcontextreferstowater-relatedproblemsoftheenvironment.TheDepartment alsoofferspostgraduatestudiesthatleadtoPh.D.degrees. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINCIVILENGINEERING (withSpecializationinWaterResourcesEngineering) Introduction ThepostgraduatediplomaprogrammeinCivilEngineeringwithSpecializationinWater ResourcesEngineeringconsistsofaprogrammeofstudyinvolvingthecompletionof atotalofatleast22units.Candidatesmustcomplete14compulsorycoreunits includingprojectinthegeneralareaofCivilEngineeringandthenselectaspecialization involvingthecompletionofatleast8unitsinWaterResourcesEngineering. Objectives ThespecificobjectivesofthePostgraduateDiplomaprogrammeinCivilEngineering are: a) Toprovidegraduateswithrelevantmodernknowledgeintheirfieldofspecialization WaterResourcesEngineeringtomeetthejobmarketrequirements. b) Togivetothecandidatesadditionalqualificationssothattheycanmanagetojoin relevantmastersprogrammesattheUniversityofDaresSalaamoranyother university. Courses CoreCourses Code CourseTitle SD321 TheoryofStaticallyIndeterminateStructures SD599 Project TM321 ProjectAppraisalandPlanningTechniques TR331 HighwayMaterials TR635 GeotechnicalEngineering ElectiveCoursesatleast8units Units 3 2 3 3 3
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Code WR322 WR323 WR325 WR342 WR443 WR446 WR603 WR604 WR607
CourseTitle Units HydraulicStructuresandMachinery2 AppliedHydrology 2 IrrigationEngineering 2 WastewaterEngineering 3 IntroductiontoWaterChemistryandMicrobiology 3 ManagementofSolidandHazardousWastes 3 HydraulicsandOpenChannelFlow 3 HydrologicalProcesses 3 GroundwaterHydraulics 3
MASTERSOFSCIENCEINWATERRESOURCESENGINEERING Introduction TheWaterResourcesEngineeringprogrammeisthemostwellestablishedpostgraduate programmeinthefaculty,andhasbeeninoperationforthepastfourteenyears.The programmeissponsoredprojectoftheAfricanNetworkofScientificandTechnological InstitutionsANSTI,andthereforedrawscandidatesfromthewholecontinentofAfrica. ThestudentsintheM.Sc.inWaterResourcesEngineeringprogrammecanchoose tospecializeoremphasizeineitherEngineeringHydrology,orEnvironmentalEngineering orWaterManagement.TheEnvironmentalEngineeringinthiscontextrefersonlyto waterrelatedproblemsoftheenvironment. TheM.Sc.programmeinvolvesthecompletionofatotalofatleast36units. CandidatesspecializinginEnvironmentalEngineeringmustcomplete29compulsory coreunitsincludingprojectandatleast7unitsinelectivecourses,whilethosespecializing inHydrologymustcomplete31compulsorycoreunitsincludingprojectandatleast5 unitsinelectivecoursesandthosespecializinginWaterManagementmustcomplete30 compulsorycoreunitsincludingdissertationandatleast6unitsinelectivecourses. Objectives ThemajorobjectiveoftheM.Sc.inWaterResourcesEngineeringprogrammeisto provideadvancedtraininginWaterResourcesEngineeringwithemphasisonthecurrent stateoftheartandtechnologywithparticularreferencetothedevelopingcountriesof theSub-SaharanAfrica.
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Courses CoreCourses Code EM602 MG602 WR601 WR602 WR607 WR699 CourseTitle NumericalAnalysis StatisticsandResearchMethods ComputationinWRE AppliedEngineeringHydrology GroundwaterHydraulics Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 6
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheEngineeringHydrologyStreamOnly Code EM601 WR603 WR604 WR605 WR606 CourseTitle MathematicalAnalysis OpenChannelHydraulics HydrologicalProcesses AdvancedHydrologicalFrequencyAnalysis AdvancedAnalyticalHydrology Units 3 2 3 1 1
CoreCoursesfortheEnvironmentalEngineeringStreamOnly Code WR609 WR610 WR617 WR622 CourseTitle UnitOperationsinWaterTreatment WaterQualityModelling UnitOperationinWasteWaterTreatment WasteWaterCollectionSystems Units 2 2 3 1
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheWaterManagementStreamOnly Code EM601 WR625 WR626 WR627 CourseTitle MathematicalAnalysis HydrosystemsSimulationsModels IntegratedLandandWaterManagement Legal&AdministrativeAspectsofWaterManagement Units 3 2 2 2
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Elective Courses forAll Students (at least 5, 6, or 7 Units depending on specialization) Code WR608 WR612 WR613 WR614 WR615 WR616 WR619* WR620 WR621 WR623 CourseTitle Hydrometric GroundwaterInvestigations Water-wellTechnology WaterResourcesManagement EnvironmentalManagement GroundwaterModelling WaterPollutionPresentationandControl Environmental&WaterResourcesSystemAnalysis WaterQualityManagement Water,SanitationandDiseases Units 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2
Note: *NotforEnvironmentalStream MASTERSININTEGRATEDWATERRESOURCES MANAGEMENT(MIWRM) Introduction ThestudentsinMIWRMprogrammecanchoosetospecializeoremphasizeineither WaterResourcesManagement,orWaterandEnvironment,orHydrologyorWater andLandorWaterforPeople.Theprogrammerunsincollaborationwithother UniversitieswithintheSADC,whichoffersoneofthespecialisations.UDSMoffers theHydrologyspecialisation. Objectives TheDepartmentofWaterResourcesEngineeringaimsatstrengtheningtheoverallhuman andinstitutionalcapacityinthewatersectorinEastandSouthernAfricatoconcentrate towardsawiseuseofthewaterresourcesintheregion. Thewiseusecanbetranslatedintechnicaltermsasefficientuse,insocio-economic termsasequitableuseandinenvironmentaltermsasecologicallysounduse.Thespecific objectivesoftheprogrammeinclude:
ToraiseskillsandawarenesswithregardtoregionalscaleIWRMamonginstitutions andpeopleactiveinthefieldofwaterresourcesmanagement; StimulateregionalcooperationinthefieldofeducationinIWRM;and
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Stimulateandstrengthenappliedresearchintheareaofwaterresourcesforthe developmentoftheregion.
CoreCourses CoreCoursesforallStudents Code WM641 WM642 WM643 WM644 WM645 WM699 CourseTitle PrinciplesofIntegratedWaterResourcesManagement PrinciplesofHydrology Socio-EconomicsofWater&EnvironmentalResources PrinciplesofAquaticEcologyandEnvironmentalManagement Policies,LawsandInstitutions Project Units 3 3 3 3 3 3
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheWaterResourcesManagement StreamOnly Code WM659 WM660 WM661 CourseTitle GeographicInformationSystemsandDatabaseManagement WaterResourcesAnalysisandPlanning CatchmentsManagement Units 3 3 3
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheWaterandEnvironment StreamOnly Code WM649 WM651 WM664 CourseTitle EnvironmentalImpactAssessment EnvironmentalWaterRequirements WaterQualityManagement Units 3 3 3
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheWaterandEnvironment StreamOnly Code WM649 WM651 WM664 CourseTitle EnvironmentalImpactAssessment EnvironmentalWaterRequirements WaterQualityManagement Units 3 3 3
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CoreCoursesforStudentsintheHydrologyStreamOnly Code WM652 WM658 WM662 CourseTitle Hydrogeology RemoteSensingandGeographicInformationSystems RiverEngineering Units 3 3 3
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheWaterandLandStreamOnly Code WM656 WM657 WM661 CourseTitle IrrigationDesign&Management Drainage&SoilDegradation CatchmentsManagement Units 3 3 3
CoreCoursesforStudentsintheWaterforPeopleStreamOnly Code WM646 WM647 WM665 CourseTitle WaterSupplyandSanitation UtilityManagement WasteWaterManagement Units 3 3 3
ElectiveCoursesforallstudents(atleast6Units) Electivecoursesaredividedintodifferentareasofspecializationasshowninthefollowing Table. WaterSupply Code WM646 WM647 CourseTitle WaterSupplyandSanitation UtilityManagement Units 3 3
EnvironmentalManagement Code WM648 WM649 WM650 WM651 CourseTitle Wetlands,EcologyandManagement EnvironmentalImpactAssessment CoastalZoneManagement EnvironmentalWaterRequirements Units 3 3 3 3
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Groundwater Code WM652 WM653 WM654 WM655 CourseTitle Hydrogeology GroundwaterModelling GroundwaterManagement Hydro-geochemistry Units 3 3 3 3
AgriculturalWaterUse Code WM656 WM657 CourseTitle IrrigationDesign&Management Drainage&SoilDegradation Units 3 3
InformationTechnology Code WM658 WM659 CourseTitle RemoteSensingandGeographicInformationSystems GeographicInformationSystemsandDatabaseManagement Units 3 3
WaterResources Code WM660 WM661 CourseTitle WaterResourcesAnalysisandPlanning CatchmentsManagement Units 3 3
SurfaceWater Code WM662 WM663 CourseTitle RiverEngineering EarlyWarningforDroughts&Floods Units 3 3
WaterQuality Code WM664 WM665 WM666 CourseTitle WaterQualityManagement WasteWaterManagement WaterQualityModelling Units 3 3 3
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MASTERSININTEGRATEDSANITATIONMANAGEMENT(MISM) Introduction TheMastersinIntegratedSanitationManagement(MISM)auniqueAfricantraining programmeinIntegratedSanitationManagementdevelopedaspartofaregional collaborationtoestablishanintegratedtrainingstrategytoaddresstheshortageoftrained peopleintheareasofsanitationmanagement.Thecollaboratinginstitutionsare:Kenyatta University(KU)(Kenya),UniversityofDaresSalaam(UDSM)(Tanzania),Makerere University(MAK)(Uganda),UniversityofZambia(UNZA)(Zambia)andUniversity ofSiegen(Germany).TheprogrammeissponsoredbytheEuropeanUnion(EU)project (EDULINK). TheMISMprogrammerunsonamodularsystem,eachmodulehaving3unitsunless stipulatedotherwiseinthecurriculum.Twelvecoursemodulesareofferedascompulsory andelectives.Candidatesmustcompleteaminimumof30unitstosatisfythecoursework requirementbeforeproceedingtothedissertationphase,unlessotherwisestated.The timeforthedissertationphaseis6months. Objectives Theprogrammefocusesonmanagersinintegratedsanitationandutilizationinthebuilt environmentinordertohaveasustainableenvironmentthatwouldmeetourpresent needswithoutcomprisingtheabilityoffuturegenerationstomeettheirs.Therefore,the DepartmentofWaterResourcesEngineeringaimsatstrengtheningthetrainingand researchcapacityatuniversitiesinEasternandSouthernAfricanregiontoimprove waterandsanitationgovernance.Thespecificobjectivesoftheprogrammeinclude:
Toprovidethecountryandtheregionwithsufficienthighlevelhumanpowerin
integratedsanitationmanagementasagentsofdevelopmentandchange,thus contributingtotheattainmentandachievingtheMDGs;
Toconductresearchintheinterestofsuitableexploitationofhumanwasteresources
inTanzaniaandtheregion,ultimatelyleadingtoinnovationoftechnicalproducts andproductionprocessesfortheresourcesre-use;and
Toprovideexpertprofessionalservicesintheformofconsultancy.
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CoreCourses SemesterI CoreCourses Code ISM600 ISM601 ISM602 ISM603 ISM604 ISM614 CourseTitle PrinciplesofIntegratedSanitationManagement TechnicalAspectsofSanitation EcologicalSanitation DecentralizedWaterSupplyandSanitation FieldandLaboratoryTechniques ApplicationofGeographicInformationSystemsin SanitationManagement Units 3 2 3 2 3 2
SemesterII Code ISM605 ISM606 ISM607 ISM608 ISM610 ISM609 CourseTitle Policy,LawsandInstitutionsinSanitationManagement Water,SanitationandHygieneEducation IntegratedSanitationManagementPlanning Socio-EconomicsAspectsofSanitationManagement ResearchMethodology SanitationProject Units 3 3 3 3 2 1
SemesterIII Code ISM699 CourseTitle MastersDissertation Units
ElectiveCourses Code ISM611 ISM612 ISM613 CourseTitle RestorationandRemediationofPollutedSites IntegratedEnvironmentalManagement StrategicElementsinWaterSupplyandSanitationServices Units 2 2 2
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DEPARTMENTOFELECTRICALANDCOMPUTERSYSTEMS ENGINEERING M.Sc.ELECTRONICSENGINEERINGANDINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CoreCourses(15.0Units) Code CS652 CS680 CS684 EM602 TE644 CS699 CourseTitle IntroductiontoComputerCommunicationTheory ComputerProgramming MicrocomputersandMicroprocessors NumericalAnalysis DigitalCommunications Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 6
OptionalCourses(15.0Units) Code CS660 CS661 CS662 CS663 CS664 CS665 EM601 MG632 TE651 TE653 TE654 TE655 TE656 TE657 TE658 TE659 CourseTitle Units Introductionof ComputersandSoftwareEngineering 3 ModernControlTheory 3 ControlSystemsAnalysisandSynthesis 3 InstrumentationandMeasurementI 3 InstrumentationandMeasurementII 3 Computer-BasedTechniquesforMeasurementandControl 3 MathematicalAnalysis 3 EntrepreneurshipDevelopment 3 IntroductiontoTelecommunicationsEngineering 3 IntegratedElectronics 3 Optoelectonics 3 AnalogueFilters 3 DigitalFilters 3 DigitalElectronics 3 AnalogueElectronics 3 TelecommunicationsSwitchingPrinciples 3
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M.Sc.POWERELECTRONICSANDELECTRICALDRIVES CoreCourses(15.0Units) Code CS680 DP601 DP602 EM601 EM602 DP699 CourseTitle ComputerProgramming RotatingMachinesAnalysis PowerElectronics MathematicalAnalysis NumericalAnalysis Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 6
OptionalCourses(15.0Units) Code CS662 DP600 DP604 DP605 DP606 DP607 DP608 DP609 DP610 DP660 DP681 DP682 DP683 MG611 MG632 CourseTitle ControlSystemAnalysisandSynthesis BasicControlTheoryandElectronicControl MagneticandDielectricMaterials GeneralTheoryofMachinesandWindings DesignofElectricalMachines MechanicalDesignofMachines TheoryofSmallElectricalMachines FiniteElement Analysis Modelling&SimulationofPowerElectronicsCircuits ElectronicsandElectronicMeasurementinMachines NetworkAnalysis NetworkSynthesis FoundationsofElectricalSystems EngineeringFinanceandEconomics EntrepreneurshipDevelopment Units 3 2 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 3 3
M.Sc.POWERSYSTEMSANDHIGHVOLTAGES CoreCourses(15.0Units) Code CS662 DP620 DP628 CourseTitle ControlSystemAnalysisandSynthesis PowerSystemAnalysis HighVoltageTestingTechniques Units 3 3 3
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CourseTitle MathematicalAnalysis NumericalAnalysis Dissertation
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OptionalCourses(15.0Units) Code CS662 DP621 DP622 DP623 DP624 DP625 DP626 DP627 DP681 DP682 MG611 MG612 MG632 CourseTitle ControlSystemAnalysisandSynthesis LoadDispatch,TariffandElectricityPricing PowerSystemDynamicsandControl SwitchGearandProtectionEngineering ElectrostaticFieldsandFieldStressControl Overvoltage,HighVoltageGenerationandMeasurements InsulationCoordination InsulationMaterials NetworkAnalysis NetworkSynthesis EngineeringFinanceandEconomics BusinessStatisticsandForecasting EntrepreneurshipDevelopment Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 3
M.Sc.TELECOMMUNICATIONSENGINEERING CoreCourses(16.0Units) Code CS680 DP681 DP682 TE640 TE641 TE699 CourseTitle ComputerProgramming NetworkAnalysis NetworkSynthesis SignalAnalysis CommunicationTheory Dissertation Units 3 2 2 3 3 6
OptionalCourses(14.0Units) Code CS650 EM601 TE632 TE642 TE643 CourseTitle CommunicationsElectronics MathematicalAnalysis EntrepreneurshipDevelopment AntennaAnalysis RFandMicrowaveMeasurementTechniques Units 3 3 3 3 3
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CourseTitle DigitalCommunications OpticalCommunications MicrowaveCircuits SatelliteCommunications SoundBroadcastSystems TelevisionSystems IntroductiontoTelecommunicationsEngineering TelecommunicationsSwitchingPrinciples
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DEPARTMENTOFMECHANICALANDINDUSTRIALENGINEERING TheDepartmentofMechanicalandIndustrialEngineeringofferspostgraduate programmesleadingtothefollowingawards: PostgraduateDiplomainMechanicalEngineering(withoptionstospecialisein eitherproductionengineeringorenergyengineering) (ii) PostgraduateDiplomainEngineeringManagement (iii) MasterofScienceinProductionEngineering (iv) MasterofScienceinEnergyEngineering (v) MasterofScienceinRenewableEnergyEngineering (vi) MasterofEngineeringManagement(ProjectManagement) (vii) MasterofEngineeringManagement(IndustrialandInformationTechnology Management) (viii) MasterofEngineeringManagement(Techno-Entrepreneurship) (ix) DoctorofPhilosophyPh.D.invariousMechanical,IndustrialEngineeringand EngineeringManagementfields. (i)
POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINMECHANICALENGINEERING Introduction ThePostgraduateDiplomaProgrammeinMechanicalEngineeringconsistsofa programmeofstudyinvolvingthecompletionof22units.Candidatesmustcomplete 14unitsofcompulsorycoremodulesincludingtwounitsofprojectinthebroadareaof mechanicalengineeringandthenspecializeineitherProductionEngineeringorEnergy Engineeringbycompletingatleasteightunitsofelectives,whicharetobeselected fromagivenlistintheareasofspecializations.
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Objectives ThespecificobjectivesofthePostgraduateDiplomaprogrammeinMechanical Engineeringare: (a) ToupgradegraduateswithAdvancedDiplomaintheareaofMechanicalEngineering toalevelequivalenttoorhigherthanthatofaBachelorsdegree. (b) TopreparecandidateswitheitherapassdegreeorAdvancedDiplomainthearea ofmechanicalengineeringforadvancedtrainingatmastersdegreelevelinrelevant mechanicalengineeringareas. (c) Toprovidetothecandidatesup-to-dateknowledgeonmodernmanufacturing processesandrelatedtechnologyandmanagement. Courses CoreCourses Code EN437 MG502 MG504 PD341 PD502 PD/ EN599 CourseTitle MechanicalSystemsControl FoundationsofOperationsResearch ProductionManagement ManufacturingSystems MechanicalPowerTransmission Project Units 2 2 3 3 2 2
ElectiveCourses(atleast8units) Production Engineering Specialisation Code PD313 PD331 PD408 PD416 PD620 PD622 PD623 CourseTitle Casting AutomationofManufacturing NoiseandVibrationControl PolymerEngineering DesignMethodology BehaviourofMachineTools ComputerIntegratedManufacture Units 2 3 2 3 3 3 3
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Energy Engineering Specialisation Code EN338 EN339 EN434 EN436 EN438 EN611 EN614 EN624 CourseTitle ComputerApplicationsinEnergyEngineering IndustrialEnergyManagement RenewableEnergyTechnologies PowerPlants RefrigerationandAirConditioningEngineering ComputationalFluidDynamics EnergySystemandEnvironmentalPollution IndustrialFuelsandConversionProcesses Units 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 3
POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINENGINEERINGMANAGEMENT Introduction ThepostgraduatediplomaprogrammeinEngineeringManagementconsistsofa completionofatotalof22units.Candidatesmustcomplete13unitsofthecorecourse modulesincluding2unitsofprojectandany9unitstobeselectedfromalistofelectives. Thisprogrammeisalsoavailablethroughonlinemode. Objectives (a) ToupgradegraduateswithAdvancedDiplomainEngineeringanditsrelatedfields toEngineeringManagerialknowledgeandskillsofalevelhigherthanthatnormally obtainedfromanundergraduateengineeringdegree. (b) To prepare candidates with either a pass degree orAdvanced Diploma in EngineeringanditsrelatedfieldsforadvancedtraininginEngineeringmanagement atmastersdegreelevel. Courses CoreCourses Code MG501 MG502 MG503 MG504 MG599 CourseTitle ApplicationofMicrocomputersinManagement FoundationsofOperationsResearch InventoryandLogisticsManagement ProductionManagement Project Units 2 3 3 3 2
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ElectiveCourses(atleast9Units) Code MG601 MG602 MG603 MG611 MG621 MG622 MG631 CourseTitle OrganisationandStrategicManagement StatisticsandResearchMethods PrinciplesofEnvironmentalManagement EngineeringFinanceandEconomics ProjectAppraisal ConsultingManagement FundamentalsofTechnologyManagement Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
MASTERSOFSCIENCEINPRODUCTIONENGINEERING Introduction TheMastersofScienceprogrammeinProductionEngineeringconsistsof36units. Candidatesmustcomplete27unitsofthecorecoursemodulesinclusiveofsixunitsof dissertationandanynineunitstobechosenfromalistofelectives. Objectives ThemajorobjectiveoftheM.Sc.inProductionEngineeringprogrammeistoprovide postgraduatestudentswithrelevantandmodernknowledgeofproductionand manufacturingtechnologies. Courses CoreCourses Code EM601 MG601 PD620 PD621 PD622 PD623 PD625 PD699 CourseTitle MathematicsAnalysis OrganizationandStrategicManagement DesignMethodology AdvancedMetallurgy BehaviourofMachineTools ComputerIntegratedManufacturing AdvancedMetalForming Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
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ElectiveCourses(atleast9Units) Code CourseTitle MG611 EngineeringFinanceandEconomics MG632 EntrepreneurshipDevelopment MG634 SmallBusinessManagementandMicro-finance PD626 AdvancedEngineeringMaterials PD627 MechanicalVibrations PD628 TheoryofElasticityandPlasticity PD629 AdvancedMeasurementandControl PD630 FractureandFatigueofMetal PD631 CorrosionandCorrosionControl PD632 Casting PD633 Welding PD634 WeldingMetallurgy *** AnyApprovedGraduateCourseOfferedatUDSM ThedepartmentoffersM.Sc.andPh.D.degreesbyresearchandthesis. MASTERSOFSCIENCEINENERGYENGINEERING Introduction TheMastersofScienceprogrammeinProductionEngineeringconsistsofatotalof36 units.Candidatesmustcomplete24unitsofthecorecoursemodulesinclusiveof6 unitsofdissertationandany12unitstobechosenfromalistofelectives. Objectives ThemajorobjectivesoftheMasterofScienceinEnergyEngineeringistoimpart knowledgeandskillstostudentsinordertobeabletodesignandanalysevarious energysystems,utiliseeffectivelyvarioussourcesofenergyandminimizeenvironmental pollution,andmanageenergyengineeringinstallation.Thegraduatesshouldalsobe abletoeffectivelyengageinenergyrelatedResearchandDevelopment. Courses CoreCourses Code CS680 EM601 EN613 EN614 CourseTitle ComputerProgramming MathematicalAnalysis IndustrialRefrigerationandAirConditioning EnergySystemandEnvironmentalpollution Units 3 3 3 3 Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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CourseTitle ControlofDynamicSystems IndustrialFuelsandConversionProcesses Dissertation
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ElectiveCourses(atleast12Units) Code CourseTitle EN611 ComputationalFluidDynamics EN612 AutomotiveEngineering EN621 RenewableEnergyTechnologies EN622 EnergyConversionSystems EN623 ControlofDynamicSystems EN624 IndustrialFuelsandConversionProcesses EN625 Hydroturbines EN626 Pumps MG611 EngineeringFinanceandEconomics MG632 EntrepreneurshipDevelopment MG634 SmallBusinessManagementandMicrofinance *** AnyApprovedGraduateCourseOfferedatUDSM MASTEROFENGINEERINGMANAGEMENT(PROJECT MANAGEMENT) Introduction TheMastersprogrammeinEngineeringManagement(MEM)ProjectManagement specialisationconsistsof30units.Candidatesmustcomplete24unitsofthecorecourse modulesandany6unitstobechosenfromalistofelectives.Thisprogrammeisalso availablethroughonlinemode. Objective ThemajorobjectiveoftheMEMProjectManagementistoenablecandidatesto developtheirknowledgeandanalyticalskillsnecessaryforeffectivemanagementof engineeringprojects. Units 3 3 3 2 2 3 2 2 3 3 3 3
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ElectiveCoursesatleast6Units Code CourseTitle MG611 EngineeringFinanceandEconomics MG612 SystemThinkingandQualityManagement MG631 FundamentalsofTechnologyManagement MG632 EntrepreneurshipDevelopment MG633 EnvironmentalBusinessManagement MG635 SelectedTopicsinManagementofTechnology MK600 MarketingManagement *** AnyApprovedGraduateCourseOfferedatUDSM Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
MASTEROFENGINEERINGMANAGEMENT(INDUSTRIALAND INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGYMANAGEMENT) Introduction TheMastersprogrammeinEngineeringManagement(MEM)IndustrialandInformation TechnologyManagementspecialisationconsistsofatotalof30units.Candidatesmust complete22unitsofthecorecoursemodulesandany8unitstobechosenfromalist ofelectives.Thisprogrammeisalsoavailablethroughonlinemode. Objective ThemajorobjectiveoftheMasterofEngineeringManagementMEMIndustrialand InformationTechnologyManagementistoenablecandidatestodeveloptheirknowledge
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ElectiveCoursesatleast8Units Code CourseTitle MG612 SystemThinkingandQualityManagement MG615 ComputerSimulationofManagementSystems MG622 ConsultingManagement MG631 FundamentalsofTechnologyManagement MG632 EntrepreneurshipDevelopment MG635 SelectedTopicsinManagementofTechnology *** AnyApprovedGraduateCourseOfferedatUDSM MASTEROFENGINEERINGMANAGEMENT(TECHNOENTREPRENEURSHIP) Introduction TheMastersprogrammeinEngineeringManagement(MEM)Techno-Entrepreneurship specialisationconsistsof30units.Candidatesmustcomplete21unitsofthecorecourse modulesandany9unitstobechosenfromalistofelectives.Thisprogrammeisalso availablethroughonlinemode. Units 3 2 3 3 3 3 3
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Objective ThemajorobjectiveoftheMEMTechno-Entrepreneurshipistoenablecandidatesto developtheirentrepreneurialskillsandknowledgeinordertobewellpreparedto quicklyadjusttotheworldofwork.Theultimategoalistoencouragestudentsupon graduationtobecomejobcreatorsthanjobseekers Courses CoreCourses Code CS680 MG601 MG602 MG603 MG611 MG631 MG632 MG699 CourseTitle ComputerProgramming OrganisationandStrategicManagement StatisticsandResearchMethods PrinciplesofEnvironmentalManagement EngineeringFinanceandEconomics FundamentalsofTechnologyManagement EntrepreneurshipDevelopment Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
ElectiveCoursesatleast9Units Code CourseTitle MG612 SystemThinkingandQualityManagement MG621 ProjectAppraisal MG622 ConsultingManagement MG633 EnvironmentalBusinessManagement MG634 SmallBusinessManagementandMicrofinance MG635 SelectedTopicsinManagementofTechnology MK600 MarketingManagement *** AnyApprovedGraduateCourseOfferedatUDSM THEMASTEROFSCIENCEINRENEWABLEENERGY TheMasterofScienceinRenewableEnergyprogrammehasbeenjointlydevelopedas partofaregionalcollaborationtoestablishanintegratedtrainingstrategytoaddressthe shortageoftrainedpeoplerequiredintheareasofrenewableenergy.Thecollaborating institutionsare:UniversityofDaresSalaam(Tanzania),MakerereUniversity(Uganda), UniversityEduardoMondlane(Mozambique),UniversityofAddisAbaba(Ethiopia), NTNU (Norway) and the PREA Programme. The programme is hosted and coordinatedbytheDepartmentofMechanicalandIndustrialEngineering. Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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TheMastersDegreeprogrammefocusesontrainingengineersandscientistsin harnessingofenergyfromrenewableenergysources(solar,water,windandbiomass) andutilisationinthebuiltenvironmentinordertohaveasustainableenvironmentthat wouldmeetourpresentneedswithoutcompromisingtheabilityoffuturegenerationsto meettheirs. TheMasterofScienceinRenewableEnergydegreeprogrammehasfour(4) specializations: a) Bio-energy,thatisdesignedtoqualifystudentsforoccupationsandcareersinarea ofbio-energyproduction,fuelsprocessequipmentdesigns,pollutionassociated riskassessorsaswellasenergyefficiency; b) Hydropowerdealswithareasofintegratedwatermanagement,landsurvey,dams andcanalsconstruction,hydroelectricpowerhousedesignandconstruction,water turbinesandcontrolsystemsdesignsandinstallation,hydroelectricgeneratorsdesign andinstallationaswellaselectricitydistributionnetworksdesignandmonitoring; c) Solarandwindenergysystemsthatisdesignedtointroduceemergingtechnologies associatedwithsolarandwindenergiesintegratedwithmanagementskills.Itis designedtoqualifystudentsforoccupationsandcareersinsolarenergysystems designandinstallation,PVandwindenergysystemsdesignandinstallation,solar energydesigninbuiltenvironmentaswellasenergymanagement;and d) Energyefficiencyinbuildingsthatisdesignedinsuchawaythatgraduateswillbe providedwithaspecializedknowledgeinenergyefficiencyinbuiltenvironment integratedwithmanagementskills.Theprogrammeisdesignedtoqualifystudents foroccupationsandcareersinresidentialandindustrialenergyefficiencyand managementfield,buildingsiteplanningandgreenbuildingsdesignandconstruction. DurationoftheProgramme TheMastersofScienceinRenewableEnergyprogrammelastsforeighteen(18)months. AdmissionRequirements AdmissiontotheprogrammeisinaccordancetotheUniversityofDaresSalaam generalminimumentryrequirementsforMastersdegreeprogrammes.Specifically,for admissiontothedegreeofMasterofScienceinRenewableEnergy,holdersofalower second-classfirstdegreeinMechanical,Chemical,Electrical,Electromechanicaland CivilEngineeringaswellasHydrology,Hydrogeology,Architecture,TownPlanning,
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QuantitySurveying(BuildingEconomics),andotherAppliedandBasicScienceswill beconsidered.CandidatesforwhomEnglishisnottheirstudylanguageatundergraduate levelhavetoprovetheirEnglishproficiency. DoctorofPhilosophy ThedepartmentalsooffersDoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)degreeprogrambyresearch inalmostallfieldsrelatedtoMechanicalEngineering,IndustrialEngineeringand EngineeringManagement. DEPARTMENTOFCHEMICALANDMININGENGINEERING M.Sc.CHEMICALENGINEERING CoreCourses(24.0Units) Code CP601 CP602 CP603 CS680 CP616 CP630 EM602 MG624 CP699 CourseTitle TransportPhenomena SeparationProcesses IntroductiontoEnvironmentalEngineering ComputerProgramming AdvancedProcessDynamicsandControl ExperimentalDesignandDataAnalysis NumericalAnalysis ContractManagementandAdministration Dissertation Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
OptionalCourses(6.0Units) Code CP604 CP605 CP607 CP608 CP609 CP681 CourseTitle PlantDesignandOptimization FoodProcessEngineering AdvancedProcessTechnology AdvancedChemicalReactionEngineering ProcessEnergyManagement AdvancedPulpingTechnology Units 3 3 3 3 3 2
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POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAPROGRAMMES EntranceRequirements POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINCIVILENGINEERING,ELECTRICAL POWERENGINEERING,ELECTRONICSANDINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYANDINMECHANICALENGINEERING 1. AdvancedDiplomaorequivalent,inEngineeringintherelevantfieldfroma recognizedCollege;or 2. APassdegreeinEngineeringintherelevantfieldfromarecognizedUniversity. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINCHEMICAL&PROCESS ENGINEERING 1. AdvancedDiplomaorequivalent,inEngineering/AppliedSciencesintherelevant fieldfromarecognizedCollege;or 2. APassdegreeinEngineering/AppliedSciencesintherelevantfieldfromarecognized University. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINENGINEERINGMANAGEMENTAND INENVIRONMENTALENGINEERING 1. AdvancedDiplomaorequivalent,inEngineeringorrelatedfieldsfromarecognized College;or 2. APassdegreeinEngineering/AppliedSciencesfromarecognizedUniversity. StructureofProgrammes 1. TheProgrammesmaybeofferedonFULL-TIMEDAYProgrammesmode,FULL TIMEEveningProgrammesmodeorMODULARProgrammesmode(Parttime dayoreveningprogrammes). 2. Classesfortheeveningprogrammesmodeshall,normally,beconductedbetween 4.00pmand8.00pm.Themodularmodeshallinvolvecandidatesattendingone coursemoduleatatimeuptoitscompletionwithintendedbreaksbetweenmodules (parttime).
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3. Theprogrammesshallconsistoflecturesandaproject.Wherenecessary,practicals shallalsobeoffered. 4. Enrolmenttotheprogrammesshallbeatthebeginningofthefirstsemesterofeach academicyear,forthefull-timedayandeveningprogrammes.Thelatestdatefor submittingapplicationsshallbethefirstweekofJUNEforadmissioninthefollowing October.Enrolmenttothemodularmodeprogrammesshallbeatanytimeduring asemester. 5. Registrationforthecoursestobetakenduringthefirstsemestershallbedone duringtheenrolmenttotheprogrammeatthebeginningofthesemester.Registration forthecoursestobetakenduringthesecondsemestershallbedoneattheendof thefirstsemester. 6. CandidatesfortheFULL-TIMEDAYprogrammemodeareexpectedtocomplete theirprogrammeswithinTWOsemesters. 7. Theunitsystemshallbeusedtogaugetheworkloadinvolved.Oneunitshallbe equivalentto15hoursoflecturesor45hoursofProject. 8. Aminimumof20unitsmustbecompletedtosatisfytherequirementsforthe programme.Ofthese,corecoursesshallconsistofnotlessthan12unitswhereas electivesshallbeatleast8units.Themaximumnumberofunitsshallbe24. 9. Theprojectshallconsistof2unitsof45hrsperunit,andshallbetreatedasacore course.InthecaseoftheFULL-TIMEmodes(DayorEvening),theprojectshall beexecutedduringthewholeofthesecondsemester. 10. CandidatesfortheEVENINGFULL-TIMEprogrammemodeareexpectedto completetheirprogrammeswithinTWOsemesters. 11. Eachcoursemoduleinamodularmodeshallbecompletedwithintwoweeks, followedbyanotherweekofindependentstudyandexamination.Thenumberof contacthoursperdayforacourseinamodularmodeshalldependonthelengthof themodule,i.e.numberofunits. 12. Sincethemodularmodemaydemandconsiderabletimeofaparticularteaching stafftobeconcentratedinashortduration,theavailabilityofthemodularmode shallbesubjecttoavailabilityoftheteachingstaff.
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13. Candidates for the MODULAR MODE (Part Time) DAY or EVENING programmesareexpectedtocompletetheirprogrammeswithinTHREEsemesters. 14. SuccessfulcompletionofthePostgraduateDiplomaprogrammemeanssatisfying thepre-requisitesforarelevantMastersprogramme. Assessment 1. Acourseshallbesubjectedtoafinalexaminationattheendofthecourse. 2. Thefinalexaminationshallcontribute60%tothefinalgradeofacourseandthe continuousassessmentshallcontribute40%.Theformofthecontinuousassessment shallbeannouncedbycourseInstructoratthebeginningofthecourse.Theminimum passgradeinanycourseshallbeB. 3. Acandidate(FULL-TIMEDAYorEVENING)whoseoverallGPAattheendof semestertwoisbelow2.7shallbediscontinuedfromtheprogramme. 4. Acandidate(FULL-TIMEDAYorEVENING)whoseoverallGPAatheendof thesecondsemesteris2.7orabovebuthasfailedinoneormorecoursesshallbe requiredtositforasupplementaryexaminationinthefailedcourses(s)bytheend ofJulyintherespectiveacademicyear. 5. Acandidatewhofailsinanysubjectinasupplementaryexaminationshallbeallowed toREPEATthefailedsubjectduringthesemesterinwhichthesubjectisoffered; nocandidateshallbeallowedtorepeatafailedsubjecttwice. ThemaximumattainablegradeinasupplementaryexaminationshallbeB. Acandidatewhofailsinanysubjectinasupplementaryexaminationshallbeallowed tocontinuetothenextsemesterBUTshallberequiredtoREPEATthefailed subjectduringthesemesterinwhichthesubjectisoffered.Nocandidateshallbe allowedtorepeatafailedsubjecttwice. Acandidatewhorepeatsasubjectforreasonsofacademicfailureshallbetreated asmodularmode candidateasfaraspayingoffeesFORTHEFAILED MODULESisconcerned. AcandidatewhofailsintheProjectshallberequiredtosupplementtheProjectat theendofSemester2.ThetimeperiodallowedtoSUPPLEMENTtheproject shallbefiveweeks.
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10. CandidateswhoregisterforM.Sc.orMEMProgrammesinrelatedfieldswithin lessthantwoyearsofcompletionofPostgraduateDiplomaProgrammesshallbe allowedtotransfercreditsforthe600levelcoursesprovidedthesedonotexceed 30%ofthetotalnumberofcourseunitstakenaMastersdegreelevel. 11. CandidateswhohavetransferredcreditsfromPostgraduateDiplomaProgramme intoM.Sc.orMEMProgrammesmayimprovetheirgradesprovidethatthegrade scoredduringtheM.Sc.orMEMprogrammeshallhold. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINCIVILENGINEERING CoreCourses(14.0units) Code SD321 TM321 TR331 TR635 SD599 CourseTitle TheoryofStaticallyIndeterminateStructures ProjectAppraisalandPlanningTechniques HighwayMaterials GeotechnicalEngineering Project Units 3 3 3 3 2
OptionalCoursesforTransportationEngineeringSpecialization (Atleast8.0Units) Code TR310 TR320 TR332 TR430 TM420 TR636 TR631 CourseTitle TrafficEngineeringandManagement HighwayGeometricDesign PavementAnalysisandDesign PavementMaintenance ManagementofConstructionProjects HighwayManagementSystems HighwayPlanningandEconomics Units 3 2 3 3 3 3 3
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CourseTitle SpecialAspectsofReinforcedConcreteDesign DynamicsofStructures Pre-stressedConcrete ManagementofConstructionProjects AdvancedStructuralAnalysis TheoryofPlates&Shells
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OptionalCoursesforWaterResourcesEngineeringSpecialization (Atleast8.0Units) Code WR342 WR442 WR325 WR423 WR460 WR410 WR603 WR604 WR607 CourseTitle WasteWaterEngineering IntroductiontoWaterChemistryandMicrobiology IrrigationEngineering AppliedHydrology ManagementofSolidandHazardousWastes HydraulicStructuresandMachinery HydraulicsandOpenChannelFlow HydrologicalProcesses GroundwaterHydraulics Units 3 3 2 2 3 2 3 3 3
Coursesshownabovewith600codesareMasterslevelcourses. UnitsscoredintheMasterslevelcoursesmaybetransferredtoaMastersprogramme. DEPARTMENTOFELECTRICALENGINEERINGANDCOMPUTER SYSTEMS POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINELECTRICALANDCOMPUTER SYSTEMS CoreCourses(14.0units) Code CS321 CS353 TE312 TE342 CS599 CourseTitle ControlSystemsEngineeringI MicroComputerSystems I DigitalTelecommunication DigitalElectronicsforEngineers Project Units 3 2 3 4 2
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OptionalCourses(atleast8.0Units) Code CS652 CS600 CS680 DP681 DP682 TE651 CourseTitle IntroductiontoComputerCommunicationTheory IntroductiontoComputerandSoftwareEngineering ComputerProgramming NetworkAnalysis NetworkSynthesis IntroductiontoTelecommunicationsEngineering Units 3 3 3 2 2 3
Coursesshownabovewith600codesareMasterslevelcourses.Unitsscoredinthe MasterslevelcoursesmaybetransferredtoaMastersprogramme. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINELECTRICALPOWER ENGINEERING CoreCourses(12.0units) Code CS321 DP311 DP313 DP331 DP599 CourseTitle ControlSystemsEngineeringI ElectricalMachinesI PowerElectronicsI ElectricalPowerPlants Project Units 3 3 2 2 2
Electives(atleast9.0Units) Code DP332 DP313 DP331 DP620 CS680 DP681 DP682 CourseTitle ElectricalPowerTransmissionandDistribution RotatingMachinesAnalysis MechanicalDesignofElectricalMachines PowerSystemAnalysis ComputerProgramming NetworkAnalysis NetworkSynthesis Units 3 3 2 3 3 2 2
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DEPARTMENTOFMECHANICALANDINDUSTRIALENGINEERING POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINMECHANICALENGINEERING CoreCourses(14.0Units) Code CourseTitle PD502 MechanicalPowerTransmission MG502 FoundationsofOperationsResearch MG504 ProductionManagement PD341 ManufacturingSystems EN437 MechanicalSystemsControl PD599/EN Project OptionalCoursesforProductionEngineeringSpecialization (8.0Unitsminimum) Code PD331 PD408 PD416 PD313 PD620 PD623 PD622 CourseTitle AutomationofManufacturing NoiseandVibrationControl PolymerEngineering Casting DesignMethodology ComputerIntegratedManufacturing BehaviourofMachineTools Units 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 Units 2 2 3 3 2 2
OptionalCoursesforEnergyEngineeringSpecialization (Atleast8.0Units) Code EN339 EN434 EN438 EN336 EN436 EN611 EN614 EN624 CourseTitle IndustrialEnergyManagement RenewableEnergyTechnologies RefrigerationandAirConditioning ComputerApplicationsinEnergyEngineering PowerPlants ComputationalFluidDynamics EnergySystemandEnvironmentalPollution IndustrialFuelsandConversionProcesses Units 2 3 3 3 2 3 3 3
Coursesshownabovewith600codesareMasterslevelcourses.Unitsscoredinthe MasterslevelcoursesmaybetransferredtoaMastersprogramme.
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POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINENGINEERINGMANAGEMENT CoreCourses(13.0units) Code MG501 MG502 MG503 MG504 MG599 CourseTitle ApplicationofMicrocomputersinManagement FoundationsofOperationsResearch InventoryandLogisticsManagement ProductionManagement Project Units 2 3 3 3 2
OptionalCourses(Atleast9.0Units) Code MG601 MG602 MG603 MG611 MG621 MG622 MG631 CourseTitle OrganisationandStrategicManagement StatisticsandResearchMethods PrinciplesofEnvironmentalManagement EngineeringFinanceandEconomics ProjectAppraisal ConsultingManagement FundamentalsofTechnologyManagement Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Coursesshownabovewith600codesareMasterslevelcourses.Unitsscoredinthe MasterslevelcoursesmaybetransferredtoaMastersprogramme. POSTGRADUATEDIPLOMAINENVIRONMENTALENGINEERING CoreCourses(14.0units) Code CourseTitle CP522 AirPollutionPreventionandControl CP521 SolidWaste Management WR602 WaterPollutionPreventionandControl CP508 ComputerApplications CP503 Thermodynamics CP623 ResourceUtilizationandEnvironmentalTechnology CP599 Project OptionalCourses(atleast8.0Units) Units 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
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CourseTitle ProcessDynamicsandControl EngineeringEconomics FoodProcessEngineering AdvancedProcessTechnology ProcessEnergyManagement HazardandOperability(HAZOP)Studies HazardAnalysis(HAZAN),RiskAssessmentOccupational SafetyandHealthHazards SoilandGroundWaterPollutionfromAgriculturalActivities UnitOperationinWaterTreatment UnitOperationinWasteWaterTreatment EnvironmentalManagement WaterResourcesManagement RadiationHazardsandProtection
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Coursesshownabovewith600codesareMasterslevelcourses.Unitsscoredinthe MasterslevelcoursesmaybetransferredtoaMastersprogramme GENERALREGULATIONS ThegeneralUDSMMastersprogrammeregulationsforexaminations,dissertationphase, examinationofdissertationsanddegreeawards,andproceduresforappealshallapply. ProgrammeStructure TheproposedMSc(RenewableEnergy)willrunonamodularsystem,eachmodule having3units.Atotaloftencoursemoduleswillbeofferedascompulsorybefore specialisation. Ingeneraltheproposedprogrammewillhavethefollowingstructure: (a) Theprogrammeshallconsistofcourseworkanddissertation. (b) Thetimeforthedissertationphaseshallbe6months. (c) Theunitsystemshallbeusedtogaugetheworkloadinvolvedinaprogramme. (d) Oneunitofcourseworkshallimply15contacthours. (e) Aminimumof30unitsshallbeobtainedoutofwhich,18unitsareobtainedfrom corecoursesandtherest12unitsfromaspecializedoptions,tosatisfythe courseworkrequirementbeforeproceedingtothedissertationphase,unless otherwisestated.
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CompulsoryGeneralCourses Code DP6 03 EN601 EN602 EN619 EN618 EN617 MG632 MG623 MG602 MT601 WR640 CourseTitle ElectricalEnergySystems Bioenergy SolarEnergy OtherFormsofRenewableEnergy EnergyPolicyandPlanning OptimizationofEnergySystems EntrepreneurshipDevelopment ProjectManagement StatisticsandResearch MathematicalAnalysis Hydropower Units 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
CompulsoryCoursesforeachSpecialization BioenergySpecialization Code EN616 EN615 EN629 CourseTitle ThermochemicalConversionProcesses BiochemicalConversionProcesses PlantDesignandModeling Units 3 3 3
SolarEnergySpecialization Code DP613 DP670 EN628 CourseTitle SolarCellTechnology ElectricalEnergyConversioninPVsystems SolarThermalTechnology Units 3 3 3
HydropowerSpecialization Code DP671 EN627 WR643 WR642 CourseTitle HydropowerElectricalEquipment HydropowerMechanicalEquipment HydraulicStructuresinHydropower DevelopmentofSmallHydropower Units 2 2.5 2.5 2
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EnergyEfficiencyinBuildingsSpecialisation Code EN626 SD682 SD683 CourseTitle HeatTransferandThermalInsulationinBuildings LowEnergyArchitecture Energy,ComfortandBuildings Units 3 3 3
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STAFFLIST COLLEGEOFENGINEERINGANDTECHNOLOGY(CoET OFFICEOFTHEPRINCIPAL ProfessorandPrincipalCoET J.H.Y.Katima,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Phil.(Loughborough),Ph.D.(Leeds),F.I.E.T., C.Eng.(T) ProfessorandDeputyPrincipalAcademic F.W.Mtalo,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.Ing.(Munich) AssociateProfessorandDeputyPrincipalAdministration G.R.John,B.Sc.(Eng).M.Sc.Ph.D.(Leeds) CollegeAdministrator W.K.Kalembo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.I.R.Diplomacy(IUJapan) SeniorLecturerandManager,BureauforIndustrialCo-operation(BICO) A.L.Kyaruzi,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),D.Sc.(GeorgeWashington) Assoc.Prof.andManager,TechnologyDevelopmentandTransferCentre A.K.Temu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Trondheim) LecturerandHead,Planning P.D.Ndomba,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) LecturerandCoordinator,ExternalLinks T.E.Mwinuka,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Warwick) AssociateProfessorandCoordinator,ResearchandPostgraduateStudies F.L.M.Mwanuzi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Brussels) SeniorLecturerandCoordinator,UndergraduateStudies P.M.S.Bujulu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Hanov.) LecturerandCoordinator,Practical M.I.Mgwatu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.A.Sc.(Eng.)(Ottawa)
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DEPARTMENTOFSTRUCTURALANDCONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SeniorLecturerandHeadofDepartment I.A.Rubaratuka,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(UkraineUSSR) AssociateProfessor J.J.Msambichaka,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Mysore),M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.-Ing.(Dortmund)** N.M.Lema,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Loughborough) SeniorLecturers A.L.Mrema,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Strathclyde),Ph.D.(ColoradoState) L.Lwambuka,Dipl.Ing.(Dresden),Dr.Ing.(Kassel) A.A.Shirima,B.Sc.(Eng.),(Dar),Dipl.Ing.(Darmstadt),Dr.Ing(Kassel) J.K.Makunza,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.Ing.(Dortmund) Lecturers F.X.Momanyi,DottIng.(Bologna),Ph.D.(Bologna) R.S.Mlinga,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Birmingham),Ph.D.(CapeTown) M.M.Samson,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar) L.M.Chamuriho,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(IllinoisatUrbana-Champaign),Ph.D. (Tokyo) DEPARTMENTOFELECTRICALANDCOMPUTERSYSTEMS ENGINEERING SeniorLecturerandHead B.B.R.Bagile,B.Sc.Eng.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Bradford,UK) DepartmentAdministrator M.Macha,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),MPA(Liverpool) Professors D.J.Chambega,M.Sc.(Eng.)(Moscow),Ph.D.(Strathclyde) M.L.Luhanga,B.Sc.(Eng.)(CaliforniaStateUniversity),M.Phil.,Ph.D.(Columbia University) H.R.Mgombelo,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Leningrad),Ph.D.(McGill) AssociateProfessors B.M.M.Mwinyiwiwa,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Eng.,Ph.D.(McGill),MIET,MemberIEEE, R.Eng.(T)
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SeniorLecturers A.L.Kyaruzi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,D.Sc.(GeorgeWashington),MIEEE,R.Eng.(T) M.M.Kisaka,B.Sc.(Eng)Ph.D.(Manchester) B.J.Kundy,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Strathclyde),Ph.D.(Stellenbosch) M.J.Manyahi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Strathclyde),Ph.D.(Uppsala) Lujara,N.K.,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(McGill),D.Eng.(RandAfrikaans,RSA) Lecturers Haule,D.D.B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(McGill) H.F.Omar,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(BirlaInstituteofTechnology),Ph.D.(ChonnanNational University) F.M.Ishengoma,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(BradfordUK) AssistantLecturers J.Damas,B.Sc.(Eng)(Makerere),M.Sc.(Dar) N.Y.Hamis,B.Sc.(Eng)(Mysore),M.Sc.(Dar) H.U.Iddi,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) C.John,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(Oita,Japan) E.A.Kalinga,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) S.Kihwele,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) L.V.Massawe,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(Ryukyu) H.Mkocha,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) N.SMwakabuta,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(KTH,Sweden;Dar) C.Mwase,B.Sc.(Eng)(Bath),M.Sc.(Bristol) S.Naiman,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) W.Nyamwihula,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) F.I.Simba,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants C.Ameen,B.Sc.(Dar) Y.Andegelile,B.Sc.(Dar) G.Chigulu,B.Sc.(Dar) Z.Kaijage,B.Sc.(Dar) T.O.Lema,B.Sc.(Dar) P.Mafole,B.Sc.(Dar) P.Makolo,B.Sc.(Dar) H.Massawe,B.Sc.(Dar) H.Maziku,B.Sc.(Dar) B.Mbwilo,B.Sc.(Dar) T.Mgaya,B.Sc.(Dar) G.Mhagama,B.Sc.(Dar)
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A.Misso,B.Sc.(Dar) D.Mnyanghwalo,B.Sc.(Dar) M.Mohamed,B.Sc.(Dar) V.Msoka,B.Sc.(Dar) F.Mwasilu,B.Sc.(Dar) S.Nzunda,B.Sc.(Dar) D.Rwegasira,B.Sc.(Dar) A.Salimu,B.Sc.(Dar) A.Miso,B.Sc.(Dar) E.I.Shayo,B.Sc.(Dar) J.Stephen,B.Sc.(Dar) A.Thadei,B.Sc.(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFTRANSPORTATIONANDGEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING SeniorLecturerandHead H.Bwire,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) AssociateProfessors A.L.Kyulule,B.Sc.(CivilEng.)(Nairobi),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),Dr.Sc.Tech.(Zurich) D.A.Mfinanga,B.Sc.(Eng.),(Dar),M.Sc.(Miyazaki),Ph.D.(Kyusho) T.Rwebangira,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Nairobi),M.Sc.(Birm.U.K),Ph.D.(OregonState) SeniorLecturers E.N.Masaoe,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Strathclyde,UK) D.L.Nyaoro,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(ImperialCollege,UK) N.K.M.Mushule,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Calgary) Lecturer P.M.S.Bujulu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Hanov.) AssistantLecturers A.W.Lyimo,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar) A.Lubida,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(SokoineUniv.ofAgriculture) S.P.Rimoy,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(ImperialCollegeUK) E.Fungo,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) H.H.Mteri,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Canada) J.Ijumlana,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Netherlands)
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DEPARTMENTOFWATERRESOURCESENGINEERING SeniorLecturerandHead S.H.Mkhandi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Galway),Ph.D.(Dar) Professors ***T.S.A.Mbwette,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(London) F.W.Mtalo,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.Ing.(Munich),FIET,Reg-Consultant(T) AssociateProfessors A.W.Mayo,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Tampere),Ph.D.(Tohoku) F.L.M.Mwanuzi,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Brussels) Lecturers D.M.Mulungu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Kyoto) R.J.Kimwaga,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(WRE),Ph.D.(Dar) T.A.Kimaro,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Kyoto) P.D.Ndomba,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) J.Norbert,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturers S.Munishi,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar)
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DEPARTMENTOFCHEMICALANDMININGENGINEERING AssociateProfessorandHead O.Kaunde,B.Sc.(Eng)M.Sc.Ph.D.(Leeds) Professor J.H.Y.Katima,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Phil.(Loughborough),Ph.D.(Leeds),F.I.E.T., C.Eng.(T) AssociateProfessors G.D.E.Mrema,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Trondheim) O.Kaunde,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Leeds) S.V.Manyele,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(WesternOntario) SeniorLecturers E.Masanja,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Phil.,Ph.D.(Edinburgh) M.L.Raphael,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(TexasA&M),Ph.D.(Saskatchewan) A.K.Temu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Trondheim) K.N.Njau,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Trondheim),Ph.D.(Eindhoven) R.J.A.Minja,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.A.Sc.(Ottawa),Ph.D.(NTNU,Trondheim) E.Elisante,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Arizona),Ph.D.(Tohoku) J.W.Ntalikwa,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Wales) O.Kibazohi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Waterloo) L.M.P.Rweyemamu,M.Sc.(Eng.)(Moscow),Ph.D.(TU,BergakademieFreiberg, Germany) S.J.E.Maronga,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(TexasA&M),Ph.D.(KTH-Stockholm), Reg.Eng.(T) H.T.H.Kimweri,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.A.Sc.(Ottawa),Ph.D.(BritishColumbia) Lecturers A.J.Itika,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Leeds),Ph.D.(TU-Clausthal),Reg.Eng.(T) A.T.S.Massawe,M.Sc.(Min.Eng.)(Friendship),Ph.D.(Moscow) AssistantLecturers S.G.Mwafwenga,B.Sc.(Min.Sc.)(Zambia),M.Sc.(Min.Eng.)(SouthIllinois),Reg. Eng.(T) L.S.Shempemba,Adv.Dipl.(Ardhi),M.Eng.(MineSurv.)(Leoben) A.E.Mlaki,B.Sc.(Min.Tech.)(Zambia),M.Sc.(Min.Prod.)(London),Reg.Eng.(T) K.R.Baruti,B.Sc.(Min.Eng.)(Zambia),M.Sc.(Env.Manag.)(Australia),Reg.Eng.(T)* L.Daniel,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar)*
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M.Daniel,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(Witswatersrand,SouthAfrica) H.B.Eshton,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) H.M.Hiji,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) J.M.Jeremiah,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) D.Kaombe,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(UniversityofReading,UK) S.M.Mahir,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) A.Salama,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(ParisSchoolofMining,France)* A.W.Wikedzi,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(LuleaUniversityofTechnology,Sweden) D.Mfanga,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(LaurentianUniversity) Tutorial Assistants Z.Katima,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.* N.Msuya,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc* A.Kato,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.* F.Ngroroma,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.* L.Damson,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.* S.Selemani,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.* I.Kumbi,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.* DEPARTMENTOFMECHANICALANDINDUSTRIALENGINEERING AssociateProfessorandHead C.Z.M.Kimambo,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Reading),Ph.D.(CityUniv. London) Professor J.S. Mshana, B.Sc.(Eng.) (Nairobi), M.A.Sc.(Eng.), Ph.D. (Ottawa), C. Eng., MIMECHE,R.Eng.(T)*** AssociateProfessors B.M.Mutagahywa,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),Ph.D.(Loughborough),Reg. Eng.(T) I.B.Mshoro,M.Sc.(Eng.)(Riga),Ph.D.(Dar),MCI,Reg.Eng.(T)*** B.B.Nyichomba,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(Birmingham),Reg.Eng.(T) G.R.John,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(Leeds) E.A.M.Mjema,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Alberta),Dr.Ing.(AachenUniv.of Technology) C.Z.M.Kimambo,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Reading),Ph.D.(CityUniv. London)
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B.A.T.Kundi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(Waterloo) J.V.Tesha,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(Cranfield) C.F.Mhilu,M.Sc.(Eng.)(Leningrad),Ph.D.(Leeds) SeniorLecturers B.A.Majaja,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(UCDavis),Reg.Eng.(T) N.G.Nalitolela,B,Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(NewcastleUponTyne),Ph.D. (Aston),RegEng.(T) E.Elias,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(NewcastleUponTyne),Ph.D.(Strathclyde), Reg.Eng.(T M.H.Mkumbwa,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(Strathclyde) E.J.M.Mushi,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(Leeds) H.M.Rajabu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Leeds),Ph.D.(Dar) A.S.Chungu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.),Ph.D.(AIT,Thailand) J.J.Runyoro,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Cranfield),Ph.D.(Birmingham) C.W.M.Nyahumwa,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Queens),Ph.D.(Birmingham) L.Y.Mwaikambo,ATI(text.Tech)(Bolton),M.Sc.(Mech.Eng.)(Dar),Ph.D.(Bath) F.A.Chami,FTC(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Moscow) Lecturers S.J.Kimaro,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Loughborough) M.I.Mgwatu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.A.Sc.(Eng.)(Ottawa) T.E.Mwinuka,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Warwick) G.S.Mwaluko,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Strathclyde),Ph.D.(CapeTown) A.N.Towo,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Urbun) *B.Ndazi,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar) AssistantLecturers D.Angelo,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Strathclyde),Reg.Eng.(T) J.Mohamed,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar) *L.A.Mbaruku,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Lancaster) *P.B.Msemwa,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar) N.Ezekiel,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(KTH,Sweden) L.Haule,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Eng.(McGill),Ph.D. S.Ibrahim,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) J.Kafuku,B.Sc.(Eng),MEM(Dar) A.Kagwa,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) C.M.Kahabi,B.A.(Dar),M.Sc.(UniversityofManchester,UK) J.Kihedu,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) I.A.Legonda,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar)
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I.J.Macha,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(KTH,Sweden) J.Z.Machuve,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) P.Majura,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(UniversityofEngland,UK) S.I.Marandu,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) M.Materego,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(UniversityofSheffield,UK) E.Mbise,B.Sc.(Eng)(Dar),M.Sc.(UniversityofManchester,UK) M.Mrango,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) J.M.Ngowi,B.Sc.(Eng),M.Sc.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants S.Ayengo,B.Sc.(Dar) P.Bigambo,B.Sc.(Dar) M.John,B.Sc.(Dar) D.Mahwera,B.Sc.(Dar) M.Mtebwa,B.Sc.(Dar) V.Tito,B.Sc.(Dar) TECHNOLOGYDEVELOPMENTANDTRANSFERCENTRE SeniorLecturerandManager,TechnologyDevelopmentandTransferCentre A.K.Temu,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Trondheim) SeniorLecturerandDeputyManagerforTechnologyDevelopment E.Elisante,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Eng.)(Arizona),Ph.D.(Tohoku) LecturerandManagerDirectorforTechnologyBrokerage A.N.Towo,B.Sc.(Eng.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Urbun) *OnStudyLeave,***OnLeaveofAbsence COLLEGEOFARTSANDSOCIALSCIENCESACADEMICSTAFFLIST PRINCIPALSOFFICE AssociateProfessorandPrincipal B.B.B.Mapunda,B.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Florida) SeniorLecturerandDeputyPrincipal(Academic) L.Rutasitara,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar)
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SeniorLecturerandDeputyPrincipal(Administration) L.T.Osaki,B.A.(Ed),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Florida) SeniorLecturerandCoordinator,PostgraduateStudies M.A.Kibogoya,B.A.(Ed)(Dar),M.A.(ELT),Ph.D.(Lancaster) DEPARTMENTOFECONOMICS SeniorLecturer/Head A.F.Mkenda,B.A.(Econ.),(Dar),M.A.(Econ.),Dar,Ph.D.(Econ.),(Gothenburg) Professors A.W.Kidane,B.A.(Econ.)(HaileSelassie),Cert.SurveySamplingMichigan,Cert. Demography (Princeton), M.A. (Mathematical Statistics) (Mexico), Ph.D. (Econ.),(Pennsylvania) L.Msambichaka,B.Sc.(Agric.Econ.),M.Sc.(Agric.Econ.),Ph.D.(Agric.Econ.), (Leipzig) AssociateProfessors D.Rwegasira,B.A.(Econ.&Statistics)(EastAfrica),Ph.D.(Econ)(Harvard) F.Mtatifikolo,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar),Ph.D.(Econ.),(Kansas) N.E.Osoro,B.A.(Econ.),(Dar),M.A.(Econ),Ph.D.(Econ.),Illinois,MS (Econ.),(Illinois) A.V.Y.Mbelle,B.A.(Econ),MA(Econ)(Dar),Ph.D.(Econ)(Gothenburg) R.Mabele,BA(Hons),(EastAfrica),M.Sc.Agric.Econ.),(Tennessee),Ph.D. (Econ.),(Dar) H.Moshi,B.A.(Mgt.andAdmin.),M.A.(Finance),Dar,Ph.D.(Dr.rer.Pol), Munster(FRG) *K.Kulindwa,B.A.(Econ.)(Hons),(Dar),M.A.(Econ.),Columbia,Ph.D. (Econ.),(Dar) ***G.D.Mjema,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ),Ph.D.(Econ.),(Dar) SeniorLecturers M.O.Ndanshau,Dip.inBusinessAdmin.(CBE),B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.), Ph.D.(Econ.)(Dar) A.Kilindo,B.A.(Econ.)(Dar),CertificateinNewInstitutionalEconomics, (Connecticut),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.),(Dar) ***S.B.Likwelile,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ)(Dar) N.Mwamba,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Nottingham) T.S.Nyoni,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Dar)
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*J.Shitundu,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Dar) L.Rutasitara,B.A.(Hons)(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.),(Dar) ***H.H.Mwinyimvua,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ),Ph.D.(Econ.),(Dar) H.H.Semboja,B.A.(Educ.)(Dar),Dip.inInternationalPolitics(Buskerud Folkehogskole),M.Sc./Lic.inEcon.),B.Sc.(Econ.)(Oslo),Ph.D.(Econ.), (Gothenburg) R.B.Lokina,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar),Ph.D.(Econ)(Gothenburg) J.K.Mduma,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),(Dar),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Bonn) Lecturers B.K.Mkenda,B.A.(Econ.)(Zambia),M.Phil.(Econ.)Sussex,Ph.D.(Econ) (Gothernburg) A.M.Naho,B.A.(Econ.),MSc.(Warwick)(Rwanda),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D. (Econ.)(Dar) *E.G.Luvanda,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Dar) O.Mashindano,B.A.(Econ.)(Dar),CertificateinEconomics(Berlin),M.A. (Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Dar) I.Karamagi,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar),Ph.D.(Econ.),(Alberta) G.Kahyarara,B.A.(Econ.)(Dar),Cert.(Econ.)(Gothenburg),M.A.(Econ), Ph.D.(Econ.),M.Phil.(Econ.)(Oxford) J.Aikaeli,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),Ph.D.(Econ.)(Dar) AssistantLecturers G.Kibira,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **O.Selejio,B.A.(AnimalScienceProduction)(Sokoine),M.A.(Agr.Econ.) V.Leyaro,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **W.Ngasamiaku,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),(Dar) **O.Osoro,B.A.(Econ.)(Dar),M.A.(Econ.),Botswana **A.Hepelwa,B.A.(Statistics),(Dar),M.A.(Econ.ofPolicyMgt),Makerere, **H.Mkai,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **J.Mtui,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),(Dar) **K.Mdadila,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **J.Silas,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **F.Yona,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **E.Kisanga,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.),(Dar) **I.Pantaleo,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar) **S.L.Kirama,B.A.(Hon.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar),CertificateinPhilosophy, NtungamoPhilosophicalSeminary **R.Ruhinduka,B.A.(Econ.),M.A.(Econ.)(Dar)
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DEPARTMENTOFFINEANDPERFORMINGARTS SeniorLecturerandHead H.F.Makoye,B.A,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Legon) Professors A.Lihamba,B.A.(Minnesota),M.F.A.(Yale),Ph.D.(Leeds) M.Strumpf,B.Sc.(MusicEd.)(NewYork),M.A.(Legon),Ph.D.(Washington) AssociateProfessor E.Jengo,Dipl.Ed.,Cert.inFineArts(E.A);B.S.(Kent);M.A.(S.G.W.U) SeniorLecturers F.P.Nyoni,B.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Leeds) L.C.Mwenesi,Dipl.Ed,B.A.(Dar),P.G.Dipl,Graphics(Glasgow),M.V.A. (Alberta),Ph.D.(Edmonton) I.Sanga,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(KwaZul-Natal). AssistantLecturers **M.Ndomondo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) **M.Mwakalinga,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) **A.Mohamed,B.A.,M.A.(Dar);M.A.(WestVirginia) **D.Enock,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) **V.Shule,B.A.M.A.(Dar) F.Maeda,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) G.D.Nahimiani,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) **K.Mapana,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) N.Kigombe,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) D.Sanga,B.A.,PGDE(Dar),M.A.(TheNetherlands) D.Njewele,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.(Witwatersrand) SeniorStudioInstructors H.A.Nakanoga,B.A.(Makerere),P.G.Dipl.TextileDesign(UK) E.Semzaba,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) S.Komba,DiplEd.(DarCNE),B.A.Ed.(Dar),M.A.(Brown) **K.Mkallya,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) S.Ndibalema,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) C.J.Mtiro,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.(Witwatersrand) R.Ndunguru,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(WestVirginia)
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R.Rajabu,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) M.H.Mgaya,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Leeds) C.Bordereau,(Angers) E.Msuya,B.A.(Dar) A.Mulinda,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Geneva) V.Karugaba,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Poitiers) M.Lulandala,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Geneva) TutorialAssistants F.Kristomus,B.A.(Dar) K.Mathayo,B.A.(Dar) N.Asheli,B.A.(Dar) E.Msambwa,B.A.(Dar) J.J.Taji,B.A.(Dar) P.C.Mdukula,B.Ed.(Dar) D.Makanjila,B.Ed.(Dar) O.Mwampalile,B.A.(Dar) C.Kilangi,B.Ed.(Dar) M.Ibrahim,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) A.Mallya,B.A.(Dar) Z.Saul,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) G.Kimambo,B.A.(Dar) G.Mwombeki,B.Ed.(Dar) F.Rutechura,B.A.(Dar) P.Joseph,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) G.Muganda,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFGEOGRAPHY LecturerandHead F.G.J.Ndumbaro,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Portsmouth),M.Phil.(Trondheim), Ph.D.(Dar) Professors W.Rugumamu,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.Sc.(Reading),Ph.D.(Dar) M.J.Mbonile,B.A.(Dar),M.Phil.(Demography)(Cairo),Ph.D.(Liverpool) P.S.Maro,B.A.,(Dar)M.A.,Ph.D.(Minnesota)
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AssociateProfessors S.B.Misana,(Ms),B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Colorado) S.S.Mwakalila,B.Sc.(Agric.Eng.),M.Sc.(WaterResourcesEng.)(SUA),Ph.D. (Kul,Belgium) W.F.Banyikwa,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Halle) SeniorLecturers Fr.C.J.Sawio,B.A.(Ed)(Dar),M.A.,M.R.P.(NewYorkState,Albany),Ph.D. (Clark) G..K.Jambiya,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Glasgow) **C.H.Sokoni,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers P.K.Mwanukuzi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Manchester),Ph.D.(Clark) ***D.R.Kisanga,B.Sc.(Agric.),M.Sc.(SUA),Ph.D J.Kivelia,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D ***D.A.Mwiturubani,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.Res.(Glasgow),Ph.D.(Dar) O.L.Kweka,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D. AssistantLecturers *E.Palela,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) *C.Noe,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *C.M.P.William,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *Z.A.Kengera,B.A.(Dar),M.Sc.(AgriculturalUniversityofNorway) *H.Hambati,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *AMwamfupe,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *T.Tilumanywa ,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *W.Andindilile,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) D.Mlengule,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) J.Manahiri,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *G.Lema,B.A.,M.A.(Dar *Z.K.Zahor,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants P.Silvano, B.A.(Dar) *N.E.Yamungu,B.A.(Dar) L.Joseph,B.A.(Dar) *I.Koko,B.A.(Dar)
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*J.Andrea,B.A.(Dar) *C.Mromba,B.A.(Dar) F.Namkesa,B.A.(Dar) *P.MyovelaV,B.A.(Dar) *S.Ibrahim,B.A.(Dar) *OnStudyLeave;**OnSecondment;***ONLeaveofAbsence. DEPARTMENTOFHISTORY AssociateProfessorandHead Prof.K.I.Tambila,B.A.(E.A.),M.A.(Dar),D.Phil.(Hamburg) Professors I.N.Kimambo,B.A.(PacificLuth.),M.A.,Ph.D.(NorthWestern) F.J.Kaijage,B.A.(E.A),M.A.,Ph.D.(Warwick) F.Chami,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Brown),Ph.D.(Uppsala) AssociateProfessors N.N.Luanda,B.A.(Dar),D.Phil.(Cantab.) SeniorLecturers Y.Q.Lawi,B.Ed.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Boston) A.Z.P.Mabulla,B.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Florida) Lecturers C.Saanane,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Rutgers),Ph.D.(JohannWolfgangGoethe) E.T.Kessy,B.A.(Dar),M.Phil.(Cambridge),Ph.D.(SimonFraser) AssistantLecturers *O.Masebo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *G.Sumbai,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *G.Ambindwile,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *M.Sadock,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Iowa) *P.Bushozi,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *T.John,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *A.Onyiego,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *E.Lyaya,B.A.,M.A.(Dar)
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I.Ramadhani,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) J.Zotto,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) E.Mjema,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) N.Shivji,B.A.(Columbia),M.A.(McGill) Tutorial Assistants N.Lwoga,B.A.(Makerere) E.Ichumbaki,B.A.(Dar) M.Chuhila,B.A.(Dar) H.Ndomba,B.A.(Dar) D.Abia,B.A.(Dar) J.Marmo,B.A.(Dar) M.Said,B.A.(Dar) P.Makarius,B.A.(Dar) Y.Komba,B.A.(Dar) H.Hashim,B.A.(Dar) P.Kirey,B.A.(Dar) S.Mwendapole,B.A.(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFLITERATURE LecturerandHead A.O.H.Korogoto,B.A.(Ed),M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) Professor W.D.Kamera,B.A.(UniversityofEastAfrica),M.A.,Ph.D.(Cornell,University) AssociateProfessor ***H.M.Njozi,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Malaysia) SeniorLecturer L.T.Osaki,B.A.(Ed),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Florida) Lecturers B.F.Y.P.Masele,B.A.(Ed)(Dar),M.Phil.(Cambridge),Ph.D.(Memorial) E.S.Mwaifuge,B.A.(Dar),Cert.AmericanStudies(W.Michigan),M.A.(Dar), Ph.D.(Dar) M.Andindilile,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.(City,London),M.Phil.,Ph.D.(Fordham)
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AssistantLecturers *M.Y.M.Silkiluwasha,B.A.(Ed),M.A.(Dar) *K.S.Emmanuel,B.A.(Ed),M.A.(Dar) TutorialAssistants *E.P.Lema,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) *J.X.Wakota,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) *Y.C.Ngumbi,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) *E.C.Kweka,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) *N.Eliphas,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) *D.Nyanda,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) *J.Respol,B.A.(Ed)(Dar) ***OnleaveofAbsence;*OnStudyLeave DEPARTMENTOFPOLITICALSCIENCEANDPUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SeniorLecturerandHead B.Bana,B.A.,M.A.(Dar)Ph.D.(Manchester) Professors S.S.Mushi,B.A.(London),M.A.(Berkeley),M.Phil.,Ph.D.(Yale) G.MutahabaB.A.,(EastAfrica)M.A.,Ph.D.(UCBerkeley) G.K.K.Munishi,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Wisconsin) R.S.Mukandala,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Berkeley),Cert.NIE(Berkeley) AssociateProfessors A.E.Chaligha,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.P.A.(USC),Ph.D.(Claremont) D.R.Mukangara,B.A.,M.A.,Postgrad.Dip.Law(Dar),Ph.D.(ANU) M.Mmuya,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),M.Sc.(Bath),Ph.D.(Missouri) A.K.L.Mhina,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),D.E.A.(Grenoble),Ph.D.(PAU-France) A.A.J.Liviga,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Pittsburgh) E.T.Mallya,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Manchester) M.Nyirabu,B.A.(GoshenCollege),M.A.,Ph.D.(KentState) SeniorLecturers M.G.Kente,B.A.,M.A.(Villanoval),Ph.D.(Duquesne) ****L.Ndumbaro,B.A.,M.A.(Dar)Ph.D.(Florida)
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C.A.MogellaFr.,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Carleton) M.A.Bakari,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Hamburg) B.Killian,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(UCLA) B.Bana,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Manchester) Lecturers A.S.Mihanjo,B.A.(Philipines),M.A.,Ph.D.(St.Thomas) N.M.Massoud,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Moscow) N.Kamata,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) A.Kessy,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Manchester) AssistantLecturers A.Kweyamba,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *G.Sansa,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *L.Ramadhani,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *R.Ahmed,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *B.Ally,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *E.Magoti,B.A.,M.A.(Laurain) P.T.Mosha,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) J.John,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *A.Makulilo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants R.Mbunda,B.A.(Dar) H.Kassimu,B.A.(Dar) E.Kondi,B.A.(Dar) J.William,B.A.(Dar) C.Raphael,B.A.(Dar) M.J.Shangwe,B.A.(Dar) J.Katomero,B.A.(Dar) *Onstudyleave***Onleaveofabsence****Onsabbaticalleave DEPARTMENTOFSOCIOLOGY&ANTHROPOLOGY SeniorLecturer&HeadofDepartment A.Mvungi,B.A.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(SumeyCar(Survey)
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AssociateProfessors I.K.Musoke,B.A.(Hons)(E.A.),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Mich-State) S.Maghimbi,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(London) F.Tungaraza,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Dr.rerPol(AugsburyFRG),PDCHB(Harvan) SeniorLecturers P.Masanja,B.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.,PDCHB(Harvard) F.Lyimo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Wisconsin-Madison) A.Mwami,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(JohanesKepler) R.Mwaipopo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(CapeTown) Lecturers H.Sigalla,B.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(JohannesKepler) D.Rweyemamu,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) J.Nyoni,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturers *T.Joseph,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),MPH(Umea) *D.Semkwiji,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *G.Kamugisha,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *E.Moses,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *V.Simon,B.A.,M.A.(Bergen) *M.Dauda,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *N.Mhando,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *J.Msechu,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) J.Mgumia,B.A.(Albion),M.A.(Dar) *M.Bingi,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) *A.Mathew,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) F.R.Sambaiga,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) E.Shemaghembe,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) B.Fatma,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) TutorialAssistants M.Dunstan,B.A.(Dar) F.Herman,B.A.(Dar) V.Mbande,B.A.(Dar) L.R.Mugisha,B.A.(Dar) D.Mukono,B.A.(Dar)
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F.Evarest,B.A.(Dar) G.Bulengela,B.A.(Dar) A.Tingira,B.A.(Dar) M.Ntiro,B.A.(Dar) M.Dunstan,B.A.(Dar) *Onstudyleave DEPARTMENTOFSTATISTICS SeniorLecturerandHead A.R.C.Mniachi,Dip.Ed.(Dar),B.Sc.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Lancaster) Professors C.L.Kamuzora,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Penn.) R.S.Katapa,B.Sc.,MSc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Carleton),Ph.D.(Toronto) M.C.Y.Mbago,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Liverpool) AssociateProfessor R.J.Akarro,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.Sc.(London),Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturers D.M.B.Rugaimukamu,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Southampton) F.J.Sichona,B.Sc.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(NCSU) +*G.M.Naimani,B.Sc.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) A.S.Mussa,B.Sc.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Kent) AssistantLecturers *B.M.Ngowi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Southampton) *N.S.Nassor,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Stat.(Makerere) *A.Msengwa,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) E.N.Mukyanuzi,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) B.Thobias,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) D.Mosha,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) J.Ndega,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) T.Mwakabumbila,B.A.,M.A.(Dar)
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UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMBUSINESSSCHOOL OfficeoftheDean SeniorLecturerandDean M.M.Chijoriga,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(K.U.Leuven),Ph.D.(WuVienna) SeniorLecturerandAssociateDean(Academics) U.O.L.Mbamba,B.Sc.Eng.(Dar),MBA(Nairobi),Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturerandAssociateDean(ResearchandPublication) E.K.Ishengoma,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Twente),Ph.D.(Leipzig) LecturerandAssociateDean(PostgraduateStudies) M.D.Baisi,B.Com(Dar),MB(Antwerp),MBA(Florida),Ph.D.(Dar) PrincipalAdministrative Officer N.B.Mnzava,B.A.Ed.(Dar),PGDL(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFACCOUNTING SeniorLecturerandHead J.Kingori,B.Com(Dar),MBA(Leuven),Ph.D.(Illinois),CPA(T) SeniorLecturers M.J.Assad,B.Com.(Dar),PDA,M.A.inFinControl(DublinCity),Ph.D. (Southampton),CPA(T) R.Mushi,B.A.,MBA(Dar),Ph.D.(Bath),CPA(T) S.S.Temu,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(BerlinWest),Ph.D.(Bremen),CPA(T) M.I.Nchimbi,B.Com.(Dar),M.A.inFinControl(DublinCity),Ph.D.(Dar) J.Kingori,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Leuven),Ph.D.(Illinois),CPA(T) E.Kitindi,Dip.B.A.,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(KULeuven),Ph.D.(WUWien)CPA(T)
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Lecturers L.Melyoki,B.Com.(Dar),MBA,Ph.D.(Twente),CPA(T) M.S.Masoud,BBS(Accounting)(IUIU),M.Sc.Finance(Strathclyde),Ph.D. (Dar) AssistantLecturers *H.Chalu,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) *H.Thomas,B.Com.MBA(Dar) *J.Malagila,B.Com.,MBA(Dar),CPA(T) *S.Lauwo,B.Com.,MBA(Dar),CPA(T) A.Selemani,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) E.Simon,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) *S.Issa,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) D.N.Mahangila,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) S.J.Suluo,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) L.Mbelwa,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) Tutorial Assistants S.Muhamed,B.Com.(Dar) P.Ambege,B.Com.(Dar) M.Mlundachuma,B.Com.(Dar) B.M.Victor,B.Com.(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFFINANCE SeniorLecturerandHead E.Minja,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Nairobi),Ph.D.(OklahomaStateUniversity),CPA(T) AssociateProfessor E.S.Kaijage,B.A(Dar),MBA(K.U.Leuven),Ph.D.(Sheffield) SeniorLecturers M.M.Chijoriga,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(K.U.Leuven),Ph.D.(WuVienna) E.K.Ishengoma,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Twente),Ph.D.(Leipzig) E.Minja,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Nairobi),Ph.D.(OklahomaStateUniversity),CPA(T) Lecturers D.R.V.B.Lwiza,B.Com.(Dar),MBF(Finafrica,Milan),MBA(NewMexico),Dip. Econ.Sc.,Dip.BankingandFinance(El,Colorado),PGDRes.Meth. (SheffielHallam),Ph.D.(EastLondon) M.D.Baisi,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Antwerp),MBA(Florida),Ph.D.(Dar)
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AssistantLecturers E.Mkwizu,B.Sc.(BVU-India),MBA(Dar) *E.M.Richard,B.Com.(Dar),MBA(Makerere),Licentiate(UMEA) *N.Mori,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) *R.Robert,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) *T.A.Swai,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) M.Ilomo,B.Com.,MIT(Dar) J.August,B.A.,M.A.(Dar) TutorialAssistants *J.Kimario,B.Com.(Dar) *A.Abdul,B.Com.(Dar) *G.Martin,B.Com.(Dar) T.Busagara,B.Com.(Dar) E.Joseph,B.Com.(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFGENERALMANAGEMENT LecturerandHead B.B.Mutagwaba,B.Sc.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(WashingtonD.C) SeniorLecturer J.M.Katunzi,B.A.(Dar),MBA(Arizona),PGD(RVB),Ph.D.(London) U.O.L.Mbamba,B.Sc.Eng.(Dar),MBA(Nairobi),Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers B.B.Mutagwaba,B.Sc.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(WashingtonD.C) *E.Tumsifu,B.Sc.(SUA),MIS(Dar),Licentiate(UMEA) F.Michael,B.A.,MBA,Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturers A.S.Kayamba,Dipl.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(Varna) E.Matiko,B.Sc.(SUA),MBA(Dar) *G.Salema,B.Sc.(SUA),MBA(Dar) K.Swabir,B.Com.,MBA(Dar) T.Dominic,B.Sc.(SUA),MBA(Dar) *W.Mboya,B.A.Ed.,MBA(Dar) M.Nkuba,B.Sc.(UCLAS),MBA(Dar)
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TutorialAssistant *D.Rweikiza,B.Com.(Dar) *OnStudyLeave **OnSabbaticalLeave + OnLeavewithoutpay INSTITUTEOFRESOURCEASSESSMENT ProfessorandDirector PiusZ.Yanda,B.Sc.(Hons),(Dar),Dip.MNRSA,M.Sc.(AUN),Ph.D.(Stockholm) SeniorLecturerandAssociateDirector AmosE.Majule,B.Sc.Agric.(Hons)(SUA),Ph.D.(Reading) Professors **IdrisS.Kikula,B.Sc.(Hons),M.Sc.(Dar)Ph.D.(Griffith) ***AthanasS.Kauzeni,Dip.Agric;PostgraduateDip.Agric.Extension(Reading), B.Sc.Agric.,M.Sc.(WestVirginia),Ph.D.(AgriculturalExtension)(Dar) AssociateProfessors ****JamesO.Ngana,B.Sc.Hon.,M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Galway),Ph.D.(KTH, Stockholm) MarkMujwahuzi,B.A(Ed.)(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Clark) ****EliehoK.Shishira,B.Sc.(Hons.)(E.A),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Sheffield) ****ClaudeG.M.Mungongo,Dip.Lib.(Makerere),B.A.Hons.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D. (Stockholm) FaustinP.Maganga,B.A.(Hons),M.A.(Dar),M.Sc.(Zimbabwe),Ph.D.(Roskilde) SeniorLecturers HusseinSosovele,B.A.(Hons.),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Bremen) RichardY.M.Kangalawe,Dip.CropProd.(Uyole),B.Sc.Agric.(SUA),M.Sc. (AUN),Ph.D.(Stockholm). AgnesMwakaje,B.Sc.Agric.(Hons)(SUA),M.Sc.Agric.Econ.(Reading),Ph.D. (London) Lecturers JamesG.Lyimo,B.Sc.Agric.(SUA),PGDIP.(MNRSA),M.Sc.(AUN)Ph.D. (Copenhagen)
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EmmaT.Liwenga,Dip.CropProd.(Uyole),B.Sc.Agric.(SUA),M.Sc.(AUN), Ph.D.(Stockholm) *HildegardL.Kiwasila,B.A.(Hons)(Dar),M.P.H.(NorthCarolina),PGWSST (Loughborough) AssistantLecturers SimonMwansasu,VisualC++Programming(QA,UK),B.Sc.(Hons),M.Sc.(Pinar DelRio,Cuba) YusuphKatundu,B.Sc.Forestry(SUA),M.Sc.MNRSA(AUN) *CatherineMassao,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Kent) *ChisawaniSilangwa,Dip.Ed.(Korogwe),B.Educ.,M.A.Demo.(Dar) *EmmanuelE.Hanai,B.Sc.Env.Eng.(UCLAS),M.Sc.Env.Eng.(Dar) *JosephPerfect,B.Sc.Forestry(SUA),M.Sc.DrylandBiodiversity(AddisAbaba) *NoahPauline,B.Sc.Env.Mangt(SUA),M.Sc.Env.Science(Dar) *VictoriaMoshy,B.A.(Geog&Env.Studies),M.A.(Geog.&Env.Mangt.)(Dar) *MadakaTumbo,B.Sc.Env.Management(SUA),M.Sc.(NARAM)(Dar) *Mr.ElikanaKalumanga,B.Sc.Wildlifemanagement(SUA),M.Sc.(NARAM)(Dar) *Onstudyleave **AppointedViceChancellorDodomaUniversity ***Sabbaticalleave ****Oncontract UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMSCHOOLOFLAW (FormerlyFacultyofLaw) OFFICEOFTHEDEAN AssociateProfessorandDean P.J.Kabudi,LL.B,LL.M.(Dar),Dr.Jur.(FU,Berlin) LecturerandAssociateDean(AcademicandStudentsAffairs) T.Ackson,LL.B,LL.M.(Dar),Ph.D.(UCT) LecturerandAssociateDean(AdministrationandPublicAffairs) K.Gastorn,LL.B,LL.M.(Dar);Dr.Jur.(Bayreuth) PrincipalAdministrativeOfficerI A.G.Munishi(Mrs),Cert.inEducation(KleruuTeachersCollege,Iringa),B.A., M.A.(Dar),CertinMgtTraining(SpeciesCollege,Zimbabwe).
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SeniorAdministrativeOfficerIII C.W.Lyimo(Mrs),B.A.,M.A.(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFPUBLICLAW SeniorLecturerandHeadofDepartment K.C.Kamanga,LL.M.inEULaw(Amsterdam);LL.M.,Ph.D.(PatriceLumumba) AssociateProfessors L.P.Shaidi,LL.B.,LL.M.,Ph.D.(Dar) **S.E.Mchome,LL.B.(Dar),LL.M.(Queens),Ph.D.(Dar) **I.H.Juma,LL.B.(Dar),LL.M.(London),M.I.I.(Lund),Ph.D.(Ghent) SeniorLecturers S.E.Mvungi,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar),LL.M.,Dr.Jur.(Hamburg) M.K.Wambali,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar),Dip.in.Int.Law(ISS-TheHague);Ph.D. (Warwick) **A.K.I.J.Mlimuka,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar),LL.M.,Dip.InInt.Law(TheHague), Dr.Jur.(Hamburg) **A.R.Migiro,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar),Dr.Jur.(Konstanz) Lecturers A.Khajoth,LL.M.,M.A.,Mass.Com.,M.L.L.SC.,PGDCMP.,Ph.D.(Osmania) T.Ackson,LL.B,LL.M.(Dar)Ph.D.(UCT) K.Gastorn,LL.B,LL.M.(Dar),Dr.Jur.(Bayreuth) AssistantLecturers IddiR.Mandi,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar) J.Odhiambo,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar) *J.Masabo(Ms.),LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar) *L.Eusebio(Ms),LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar) *D.Nangela,LL.B,LL.M.(Dar) H.Kitta,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar) A.Rwegasira,LL.B.,LL.M.(Dar) TutorialAssistants J.M.B.Mhozya,LL.B.(Dar) B.Luhende,LL.B.(Dar)
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INSTITUTEOFMARINESCIENCES Director M.S.Kyewalyanga,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dalhousie) AssociateDirector(Academic) N.Nyandwi,B.Sc.(Geol)(Dar),M.Sc.(Wales),Dr.rer.nat.(Bremen) HeadsofSections N.S.Jiddawi Y.W.Shaghude Coordination D.C.P.Masalu M.S.P.Mtolera S.A.Said N.S.Jiddawi C.A.Muhando SeniorLecturers N.S.Jiddawi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Wales),Ph.D.(Dar) M.S.P.Mtolera,B.Sc.M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(LasPalmas),Ph.D.(Uppsala) M.S.Kyewalyanga,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dalhousie) Lecturer C.A.Muhando,B.Sc.(Dar)PGD(FisheriesBiology)(Bergen),M.Sc. (Brussels),Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturers M.Mangora,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(SUA) R.Kitula,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(SUA) M.Shalli,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(SUA) L.J.Chauka,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Addis) D.Msangameno,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(As) S.A.S.Yahya,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) Head,InformationandCommunicationTechnologies SecretaryHigherDegrees,Researchand PublicationsCommittee SecretaryResearchCommittee Coordinator,VisitingScientistsandStudents GISandDatabaseManagement(ICTSection) MarineBiologyandResourcesManagement PhysicalandEnvironmentalMarineSciences
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TutorialAssistant S.Limbu,B.Sc.(Dar) Postgraduate TeachingAssistant H.S.Salum,B.Sc.(Dar) Laboratory Scientists F.E.Msuya,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Kuopio),Ph.D.(TelAviv) D.M.Salum,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) PHYSICALANDENVIRONMENTALMARINESCIENCES PHYSICALSCIENCES AssociateProfessors *A.M.Dubi,Dip.Ing.(Sofia),PGD(MarineC.Eng.)(Trondheim),Dr. Ing.(NTNU) A.N.N.Muzuka,B.Sc.(Geol)(Dar),M.Sc.(MUN),Ph.D.(UQAM) D.C.P.Masalu,B.Sc.(Geol)(Dar),B.Sc.(AICS),M.Sc.(Geophysics) (Tokyo),D.Sc.(Tokyo) SeniorLecturers N.Nyandwi,B.Sc.(Geol)(Dar),M.Sc.(Wales),Dr.rer.nat.(Bremen) Y.W. Shaghude, B.Sc.(Geol) (Dar), M.Sc. (Southampton), Ph.D. (Stockholm) Laboratory Scientist IgnantioP.L.Sanga,B.Sc.(Eng.),M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(NUT,Norway) CHEMICALSCIENCES SeniorLecturer S.M.Mohammed,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Southampton),Ph.D.(Stockholm) Lecturers S.A.Said,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Trondheim) A.J.Mmochi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Ryukyus),Ph.D.(Dar)
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UNIVERSITYOFDARESSALAAMSCHOOLOFEDUCATION DeansOffice AssociateProfessorandDean E.P.Bhalalusesa,Dip.inAdultEd.(IEA),B.Ed.,M.A.(Dar),Ed.D.(Bristol) SeniorLecturerandAssociateDean(Academic) W.A.L.Anangisye,B.A.Ed,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Edinburgh) LecturerandAssociateDean(Administration) E.J.Kafanabo,B.Sc.(Ed.)(Dar);M.Sc(Ed)(Twente);Ph.D.(Pretoria) PrincipalAdministrativeOfficer E.Kiunsi SeniorAdministrativeOfficers M.Madeni,B.A,M.A.(Dar) **P.MugaB.A,M.A.(Dar) Librarian/SeniorAdministrativeOfficer A.D.Kessy,CertinLibrarianship(TLS)(DSM),Cert.Computerization(Bangkok), B.A.[PSPA](Dar) DEPARTMENTOFEDUCATIONALPSYCHOLOGYAND CURRICULUMSTUDIES LecturerandHeadofDepartment K.A.K.Mkumbo,B.Sc.(Ed),M.A(ASP)(Dar),Ph.D.(Southampton)
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Professors F.L.Mbunda,Cert.Ed.,Cert.,TESL(Leeds),B.Ed.(Alberta),M.A.Ph.D.(Dar) I.M.Omari,B.A.(Ed)(Dar),M.A,Ph.D.(Columbia) A.Njabili,B.Sc[Ed](EA),M.Ed.(Califonia),Ph.D.(Hull) MlimaniPre-School HanifaK.F.Mponji,Dip.Ed.(Marangu),B.A[Ed.),M.A(Ed)(Dar) MaryAnicet,Cert.IIIA(TaboraTTC);Cert.EarlyChildhoodDev.(St.MarysT.T.C.) SophiaIbrahim,Cert.IIIA(Dodoma) BeatriceKomu,Cert.IIIA(Mtwara),Cert.EarlyChildhoodDev.(Montessori) MwasharifaIsmail,Cert.IIIA(Mwanza),Cert.EarlyChildhoodDev.(ButimbaTTC) MaryNgoda,Cert.EarlyChildhoodDev.(Montessori) EricaStephen,Cert.EarlyChildhoodDev.(Montessori) Artisan C.B.Mtendeule,VETA(Changombe) DEPARTMENTOFEDUCATIONALMANAGEMENT,FOUNDATIONS ANDLIFELONGLEARNING SeniorLecturerandHeadofDepartment N.A.Alphonce,B.A(Ed.)(Dar),M.A(Toronto),Ph.D.(NewZealand) Professors A.G.Ishumi,B.A[EA],Ed.M.(Harvard),Ph.D.(Dar) H.J.Mosha,B.A.[Ed.],M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Alberta),Dr.HonorisCause(NUSPE, Oslo) J.C.J.Galabawa,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),M.Sc.(Econ.)(TheHague),Ph.D.(Alberta) AssociateProfessors V.M.Mlekwa,Dip.inAdultEducation(IAE),B.Ed.,M.A.(Dar),Ed.D.(Bristol) E.P.Bhalalusesa,Dip.inAdultEd.(IEA),B.Ed.,M.A.(Dar),Ed.D.(Bristol) SeniorLecturers N.A.Alphonce,B.A(Ed.)(Dar),M.A.(Toronto),Ph.D.(NewZealand) H.A.Dachi,B.A.[Ed.],M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Bristol) W.A.L.Anangisye,B.A.Ed,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Edinburgh) Lecturer J.Ishengoma,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(NewYork)
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AssistantLecturers **D.Phumbe,B.A(Ed),M.A.(Ed)(Dar) **A.Komba,B.Sc.(Ed),M.A(Ed)(Dar) **B.Kanukisya,B.Ed(Dar),M.A.(Oslo) **L.Mahai,DipEd.(Morogoro),B.Ed.(ADE),M.A(Ed)(Dar) **G.L.Kahangwa,Cert.Ed.(Dar)B.A(Ed),M.A.(Ed)(Dar) **A.Luhogi,Dip.Ed(DarTeachersCollege),Dip.Philosophy&Religion(Nairobi); B.A,M.A.(Zimbabwe) **A.N.Kamando,Dip.Ad.Ed.(IAE),B.Ed(ADE),M.A.(Ed)(Dar) **M.J.D.Mwaikokesya,Dip.ADE(IAE),B.Ed,M.A.(Ed)(Dar) **M.Matonya,B.Ed,M.A(Ed)(Dar) M.A.Mislay,Dip.Ed.(Marangu),B.A.(Ed),MEMA(Dar) R.M.Boniface,B.Ed.(Com.),MEMA(Dar) A.Sarakikya,Dip.Ed.(Monduli),B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Ed)(Dar) T.Ndeskoi,Dip.Ed.(Marangu),B.A(Ed),M.A.(Ed)(Dar) R.K.Hyera,Dip.(Ed.)(Korogwe),B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Ed)(Dar) **OnStudyLeave INSTITUTEOFDEVELOPMENTSTUDIES SeniorLecturerandDirector A.A.Komba,B.Sc.(Eng.)(India),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(GeorgeWashington) LecturerandAssociateDirector ColmanT.Msoka,B.A.(Ec),M.A.(Demography)(Dar),Ph.D.(MinnesotaUniversity) Professors H.M.Mlawa,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.Phil.,D.Phil.(Sussex) S.M.Rugumamu,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Maryland) S.S.Ngware,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Minnesota) G..P.Mpangala,B.A.(Ed.),(E.A.CollegeDar),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Leipzig) AssociateProfessors I.F.Shao,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) S.E.Chambua,B.Sc.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Carleton) B.O.Koda,B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) B.S.Mongula,B.A.,MA.(Dar),M.A.(Carleton),Ph.D.(Dar)
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SeniorLecturers **M.K.Ngaiza,B.A.(Dar),MLS(Southborough),M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) P.Kopoka,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Leeds) P.C.L.Kamuzora,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),M.A.(H.M.PP),Ph.D.(Leeds) R.Shayo,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(Manchester) E.A.Mwaigomole,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Dip.(Econ.)(Warsaw),M.A.,Ph.D.(Kobe, Japan) A.A.Komba,B.Sc.(Eng.)(India),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(GeorgeWashington) C.A.Kamugisha,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) E.P.Niboye,B.Ed.Sc.,(Dar),GradDip.Env.Man&Dev.(ANU),Dr.rer.Soc. OEC(JohannesKepler,Linz) Lecturers J.R.Kiduanga,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Moscow),Ph.D.(Dar). R.Mhamba,B.A.,M.A.(Dar),Lic.rer.reg.(Techn.Univ.ofKarlsruhe,Germany),Ph.D. (Dar) ColmanT.Msoka,BA(Econ),M.A(Demography)(Dar),Ph.D(MinnesotaUniversity) AssistantLecturers ClaudiusD.Ngido,BA,MA(Dar) ShukraniK.Mbirigenda,Dip.(CUEA,NRB);BA(Urbaniana,NRB);MA(Dar) TutorialAssistants StephenMaluka,BA,MA(Dar) LilianMutasingwa,BA(Dar) PrincipalAdministrative Officer A.Njau(Mrs),B.A.,(Dar)B.S.W.(LaTrobe),M.A.(Dar) **Sabbaticalleave SCHOOLOFJOURNALISMANDMASSCOMMUNICATION SeniorLecturerandDean B.Killian,B.A.,M.A.(Dar);Ph.D.(UC-LosAngeles) LecturerandAssociateDean(Academic) N.M.Masoud,B.A,M.A,Ph.D.(Moscow) SeniorLecturers I.J.Kapoli,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(London)
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A.Hatar,B.A.,PGDE(Makerere),M.A.,MAIA,Ph.D.(Ohio) Lecturer N.M.Masoud,B.A,M.A,Ph.D.(Moscow) AssistantLecturers A.Rioba,B.A.(MassComm.)(Makerere),M.A.(Jour.)(Cardiff) E.Mrutu,TeachersCert.,Dipl.AE(Marangu),B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),PostGrad.Dipl. (MassComm.)(Nairobi),M.A.(Jour)(CityUniversity) I.M.Mtuwa,M.A.(PicturePhotographyandFilm)(USSR) G.Kamfipo,TeachersCert.,Dipl.Ed.,B.Ed.(ADE),M.A.(Ling.)(Dar) Instructors E.Solomon,B.A.(MassComm.)(Makerere) C.R.Irigo,B.Sc.(Dar),PostGrad.Cert.inComm./BroadcastJournalism(USA) PrincipalAdministrative Officer M.Ishumi(Mrs),B.A.(Dar) LibraryAdministrativeOfficer M.M.Fadhili,Cert.inLibrarianship(Dar),Dipl.inLibrarianshipand Documentation(Bagamoyo) INSTITUTEOFKISWAHILISTUDIES(IKS) SeniorLecturerandDirector A.K.Mutembei,B.A.[Ed.],M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Leiden,Netherlands) DEPARTMENTOFKISWAHILILANGUAGEANDLINGUISTICS ProfessorandHeadofDepartment D.P.B.Massamba,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Indiana) Professors D.J.Mkude,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),Ph.D.(London) A.M.Khamisi,B.A.(Ed)(UEA),M.Phil.(York),Ph.D.(Honolulu) AssociateProfessors J.G..Kiango,B.A.(Dar),M.A.(Kansas),Ed.D.(Columbia,N.Y.) K.K.Kahigi,B.A.(Ed),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(MichiganState
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Y.I.Rubanza,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),Ph.D.(MichiganState) Y.P.Msanjila,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),M.A.(Lancaster),Ph.D.(Dar) Y.M.Kihore,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),M.A.(Khartoum),Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturer E.K.F.Chiduo,Dip.Ed.(Moro.),B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),M.E.(Columbia),Ed.D. (Columbia) Lecturer G.Mrikaria,B.A.(Phil.),M.A.(Phil.),Ph.D.(Moscow) AssistantLecturers P.Malangwa,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) R.A.Chipila,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) T.Mpemba,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) R.Peterson,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),M.Ph.(Oslo) M.Mohamed,Bed.(Arts),M.A.(Dar) TutorialAssistants M.M.Shembilu,Bed.(Arts),(Dar) G.E.Katikiro,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) J.Hakimu,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) A.Buberwa,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) A.Gawasike,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) Z.Isack,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFKISWAHILILITERATURE,COMMUNICATION ANDPUBLICATION SeniorLecturerandHead S.S.SewangiB.A.[Ed.](Dar),M.A.(Nairobi),Ph.D.(Helsinki) AssociateProfessor F.E.M.K.Senkoro,B.A.(Ed.)(Hon),M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturers A.K.Mutembei,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar),M.A.,Ph.D.(Leiden,Netherlands) S.S.Sewangi,B.A.(Ed.)(Dar),M.A.(Nairobi),Ph.D.(Helsinki)
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Lecturer S.E.Mrikaria,B.A.(Phil.),M.A.(Phil.),Ph.D.(Moscow) S.Omari,B.A.(Ed.)M.A.,Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturer Ms.E.Mosha,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) Ms.E.Lyimo,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) Mr.A.Mnenuka,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) Ms.J.Bulaya,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) Ms.E.Mahenge,B.A.(Ed.),M.A.(Dar) TutorialAssistant Mr.ThomasRamadhani,B.A.(Dar) Ms.GraceHenry,B.A.(Dar) Ms.AnnaNicholaus,B.A.(Dar) COLLEGEOFNATURALANDAPPLIEDSCIENCES PRINCIPALSOFFICE AssociateProfessorandPrincipal F.S.S.Magingo,B.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturerandAssociatePrincipal(Academic) A.R.Mushi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.M.S.(Dublin),Ph.D.(Dublin) SeniorLecturerandAssociatePrincipal(Administration) G.Nkwengulila,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Liverpool) PrincipalAdministrativeOfficerI F.Basleman(Ms),BMC(IDM),Dipl.Adm.,MPA(Liverpool) DepartmentofAquaticSciencesandFisheries SeniorLecturerandHead R.A.Tamatamah,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Stirling),Ph.D.(Waterloo) Professor Y.D.Mgaya,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Brit.Columbia),Ph.D.(Galway,Ireland)
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AssociateProfessors J.F.Machiwa,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Wales),Ph.D.(Stockholm) P.O.J.Bwathondi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Aberdeen) SeniorLecturers S.G.M.Ndaro,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Wales),Ph.D.(Stockholm) J.Francis,B.Sc.(Dar),PGD(MarineAffairs)(Dalhousie),Ph.D.(Flinders) C.Lugomela,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Stockholm) Lecturers B.L.Benno,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Kuopio),Ph.D.(Waterloo) B.R.Lugendo,(Ms),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Redboud) D.A.Shilla,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(VUB),Ph.D.(Saitama) C.J.Mwita,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) I.S.Semesi(Ms),B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Norway),Ph.D.(Stockholm) AssistantLecturers A.M.Hamdun(Ms),B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Ryukyus) R.J.Ideva(Ms),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *P.O.Onyango,B.A.(Nairobi),M.Sc.(Tromso) *S.Pamba,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *L.T.Kaaya(Ms),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) ChiefLaboratoryScientists G.L.Mziray,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Wales) A.T.Kamukuru,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) PrincipalLaboratoryScientistsI *S.J.Ulomi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Brussels) O.U.Mwaipopo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Gothenburg) SeniorLaboratoryScientistI Y.P.Mhonda,Dipl.Fisheries(Kunduchi),B.Sc.(Dar) M.Loth,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Brussels) *T.K.Mmbaga,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) PrincipalLaboratoryScientistsII P.Samani,FTC(DarTech.),B.Sc.(OUT),M.Sc.(Dar) A.Lugata,FTC(DarTech.),B.Sc.(OUT)
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SeniorLaboratoryScientistIII *P.M.Semili,B.Sc.(SUA),M.Sc.(Dar) LaboratoryScientistI *L.Gaspare(Ms),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) TechnicianII C.M.Mkumbi,Dipl.MasterFisherman(Mbegani) LaboratoryTechnicianI R.Katonga,Dipl.MarineEngineering(Mbegani) OrdinarySeamanIII HassanRamadhani,Cert.MarineMechanics(Mbegani) DEPARTMENTOFBOTANY LecturerandHead F.AR.Ismail,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Nijmegen) SeniorLecturers Z.K.Rulangalanga,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,(Dar),Ph.D.(Essex) H.V.M.Lyaruu,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Addis),Ph.D.(Uppsala) A.M.S.Nyomora,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(California) Z.L.Kanyeka,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Arkansas),Ph.D.(LosBanas,Philippines) Lecturers C.Mligo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) H.J.Ndangalasi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Nijmegen) A.S.Buriyo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) M.L.K.Manoko,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(AddisAbaba),Ph.D.(Radboud) AssistantLecturers *E.F.Mvungi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *G.Sangu,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *G.Frederk,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *H.M.Mangosongo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *H.Moshi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *E.Sangu,B.Sc.,MSc.(Dar)
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TutorialAssistants *H.Nnungu,B.Sc.(Dar) *M.Mwaikusa,B.Sc.(Dar) Chief Technicians M.J.Fundi,Instr.&Orgarn.Chem.Cert.(Nijmegen),Nat.Sc.Lab.Tech.Cert.(O) (Dar),C&GII&III,MIST(London),SIMA(London) F.Mbago,Cert.InForestry(Olmotonyi),Intern.Dip.InHerbariumTechniques (Kew.,UK)Cert.InHerbariumCuration(MissionB.G.(USA) PrincipalTechn.I IssackMabiki,Cet.inEd.;Nat.Dip.Comp.Techn.;LondonCity&Guild,Dip. SoftwareApplications(UK) SeniorTechn.II AgnesPeterKuratha,B.Sc.(Ed.)(Dar) *EsnathAlphonce,B.Sc.(Dar) C.Kweyunga,LondonCityandGuildHigherDiploma,Laboratory Instrumentation(UK),ChemicalAnalysisCertificate(Sweden) TechnicianII Fidelis,P.B.(Electrical&Instrumentation)DIT Manumbu,B.A.(Laboratory)(DIT) TechnicianIII Kalugasha,W.K.,Laboratory(DIT) DEPARTMENTOFMOLECULARBIOLOGYANDBIOTECHNOLOGY AssociateProfessorandHead G.Y.S.Mtui,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Kanazawa) Professor A.K.Kivaisi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Stockholm),Ph.D.(Dar) AssociateProfessor F.S.S.Magingo,B.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar)
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SeniorLecturers M.S.T.Rubindamayugi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) M.H.S.Muruke,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) T.J.Lyimo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) K.M.M.Hosea,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers A.M.Mshandete,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) L.A.Namkinga,M.Sc.[Pharmacy](Kharkov),Ph.D.(Dar) S.L.Lyantagaye,BSc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(WesternCape) D.D.Tibuhwa,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturers A.V.Makene,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) S.A.A.Kassuwi,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Turku) R.Masalu,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) G.Elibariki,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) M.Damas,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) TutorialAssistant S.Hamad,B.Sc.(Dar) Chief Technicians S.M.Abdallah,TECCert.(London),Nat.Sci.Lab.Tech.Cert.(O)(Dar),Higher Nat.Cert.inLab.Sci.&Admin.(London) R.Jwangi,Lab.Tech.Cert.(Dar),C&GII&III,SIMA(London),Microb.Tech.Cert. (Netherland) F.R.J.Kimati,Cert.C.M.L.T/Dip.M.L.T(EA),Cert.ofAppliedMicrob.(Netherlands) W.Mboje,Dipl.ElectronicandInstrumentation(Dar) SeniorLaboratoryScientistII E.M.Sosovele,B.Sc.(OUT),M.Sc.(Dar) SeniorLaboratoryScientistIII R.Prosper,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) F.Patrick,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) LaboratoryScientistI C.Misanga,B.Sc.(Dar) W.Ernest,B.Sc.(Dar)
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LaboratoryTechniciansI S.Shamte,FTC(Dar) LaboratoryTechniciansII J.Shauri,FTC(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFCHEMISTRY SeniorLecturerandHead J.E.G.Mdoe,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(York) Professors **M.H.H.Nkunya,B.Sc.M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) D.M.S.Mosha,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Liverpool) AssociateProfessors O.C.Othman,B.Sc.(Ed.)M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) Mhinzi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Salford) M.A.Kishimba,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturers C.C.Joseph,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Nijmegen) S.A.Mbogo,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Aston) L.L.Mkayula,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Salford) E.H.J.Lugwisha,B.Sc.(Ed.)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(EastAnglia) S.J.M.Mdachi,Dip.Ed.(Mkwawa),B.Sc.(Ed)(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Oslo) J.Buchweishaija,Dip.Ed.(Mkwawa),B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Trondheim) L.D.Akwilapo,Dip.Ed.(Mkwawa),B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Trondheim) E.B.Mubofu,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(York) T.Forester,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Aukland),Ph.D.(Cambridge) Lecturers Y.N.Makame,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Trondheim) C.A.Mgina,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Nijmegen) A.S.Mwakaboko,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Nijmegen) Q.A.Mgani,B.Sc.(Ed),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(NewMexico) AssistantLecturers S.Samwel,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar)
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J.J.E.Munissi,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) Y.Y.N.Phillip,Dip.Ed.(Mkwawa),B.Ed.(Sc.),M.Sc.(Dar) J.A.M.Mahugija,B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar) M.M.Ndoile,B.Sc.(Ed),M.Sc.(Dar) F.Kessy,B.Sc.(Ed),M.Sc.(Dar) G.Kinunda,B.Sc.(Ed)(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants N.Komba,B.Sc.(Ed)(Dar) E.C.Mapunda,B.Sc.(Ed)(Dar) ChiefLaboratoryScientist A.Y.Ngenya,FTC(DTC),HTC,(Salford),B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Salford),Ph.D.(Dar) Principal Laboratory Scientists G.S.Malisa,C&G(London),Adv.Dipl.Anal.Chem.(IST,Manchester), Post.Grad.Dipl.ScientificComputing(Dar) F.Sunghwa,FTC(DarTech.),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Nijmegen) L.Mwamtobe,Dip.Ed.(Mkwawa),B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar) S.Masoud,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Moscow) L.Illomo,Dip.Ed.(Mkwwa),B.Sc.M.Sc.(Dar) A.Mlingi,C&G(London),Adv.Dipl.Anal.Chem.(ISTManchester),B.Sc.(OUT) M.Mayuni,FTC(DarTech.),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) Principal Technicians P.M.Raphael,F.T.C.(DarTech) D.L.Mwansasu,F.T.C.(DarTech)Glassblowing,UK Chief Technicians N.Rugudagiza,FTC.(DarTech.).Dip.Electronics&Instrumentation(DAR) B.Y.Ngalaba,FTC(DarTech) SeniorLabAssistant A.A.Mwamnyatwilu DEPARTMENTOFGEOLOGY SeniorLecturerandHead I.M.Marobhe,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,D.I.C.(London),Dip.Geophysics(ITC,Delft), Dr.Tech.(TU,Helsinki)
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Professors M.A.H.Maboko,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(ANU) ***S.M.Muhongo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.rer.nat.(TUBerlin) J.R.Ikingura,B.Sc.,(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Carleton) AssociateProfessors ***A.H.Mruma,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) M.K.D.Mutakyahwa,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.rer.nat.(Hamburg) E.I.Mbede,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.DIC(London),Dr.rer.nat.(TUBerlin) E.J.S.Malisa,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(IleIfe),Ph.D.(Helsinki) SeniorLecturers C.P.Kinabo,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,D.I.C.(London),Dr.Ing.(Clausthal) C.Z.Kaaya,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Dr.rer.nat.(Cologne) H.H.Nkotagu,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(London),M.Phil.,Dr.rer.nat.(TUBerlin) K.A.Msindai,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(IleIfe),M.Phil.,Ph.D.(Turku) S.Manya,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers FerdinandRichard,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Uppsala) B.Nelson,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Kiel) AssistantLecturers E.Kazimoto,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) E.Mshiu,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) TutorialAssistants L.Gama,B.Sc.(Dar) F.Daudi,B.Sc.(Dar) J.Saroni,B.Sc.(Dar) EAbdalla,B.Sc.(Dar) K.Lupogo,B.Sc.(Dar) ChiefLaboratoryScientist J.K.Mujumba,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(LaTrobe),Ph.D.(Dar) ***Onleavewithoutpay
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SeniorLaboratoryScientistI P.S.M.Lufungulo,NSC,NDMM(DSA),B.Sc.(Ed.),MEM(Dar). *S.Ngassala,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) *C.Messo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Okyama) Chief Technician D.Pallangyo,F.T.C(Electronics),Inst.Certificate PrincipalTechnicianI M.A.M.Songo,FTC(WRI)(Dar) DEPARTMENTOFMATHEMATICS SeniorLecturerandHead E.S.Massawe,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dublin) AssociateProfessors V.G.Masanja(Ms),B.Sc.(Dar),Dip.Physiker,Dr.Ing.(TUBerlin)*** J.M.Tchuenche,B.Sc.(Menduguri),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Ibadan) SeniorLecturers A.R.Mushi,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.M.S.(UCD,Dublin),Ph.D.(DCU,Dublin) C.B.Alphonce,B.Sc.Ed.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(DCU,Dublin) Lecturers G.K.Kakiko,B.Ed.(Dar),Dip.inMaths,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dublin) S.E.Rugeihyamu,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),Dip.Maths,M.Sc.(Dublin),Ph.D.(Cork) W.M.Charles,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(Zimbabwe),Ph.D.(TuDelft,TheNetherlands) E.Mujuni,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Zimbabwe),Ph.D.(Dar) N.ShabanB.Ed(Sc.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Dar) AssistantLecturers *M.Maleko(Ms),B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(Stockholm) M.Mkandawile,B.Sc.Ed.(Makerere),M.Sc.(Dar) M.Rashid,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) A.Isdory,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(Zimbabwe) M.Mwanzalima,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Maths(Makerere) S.Sima,B.Sc.Ed.,M.Sc.(Dar) D.Koloseni,B.Sc.Ed.,M.Sc.(Dar) *M.Mpimbo,B.Sc.Ed.,M.Sc.(Dar)
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E.Losindilo(Ms),B.Sc.(Dar),M.A.(Dar) I.Amour,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(LUT,Finland) H.Rwezaula(Ms),B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) E.Emmanuel,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(Dar) G.Mlay,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar),M.Sc.(LUT,Finland) *T.Marijani(Ms),B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Stellenbosch) *Onstudyleave TutorialAssistants J.Makungu,B.Sc.(Dar) *S.Isambi,B.Sc.(Dar) *S.Pitus,B.Sc.(Dar) *L.Mbigili,B.Sc.Ed.(Dar) SeniorSystemsAdministrator B.Ernest(Ms),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) PrincipalTechnicianII W.Lwiza,Adv.Dip.Eng.(DIT) PHYSICSDEPARTMENT SeniorLecturerandHead I.N.Makundi,B.Sc.M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Tokyo) Professor R.T.Kivaisi,B.Sc.M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Stockholm) AssociateProfessor P.K.Msaki,B.Sc.(Lusaka),M.Sc.(UK),Ph.D.(Uppsala) SeniorLecturers C.B.S.Uiso,B.Sc.M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) R.M.R.Kainkwa,B.Sc.M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) Y.I.Koleleni,B.Sc.M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers A.B.Malisa,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Chalmers,Sweden) M.E.Samiji(Ms),B.Sc.(Ed.),M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(PortElizabeth) N.K.Mohammed(Ms),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(UK)
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AssistantLecturer N.R.Mlyuka,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants E.Rwenyagila,B.Sc.(Dar) LwitikoP.B.Sc.(Dar) Kumwenda,M.B.Sc.(Dar) Mazunga,M.B.Sc.(Dar) ChiefTechnician&HeadTechnician A.G.Nyenyembe(Ms.),F.T.C,ATC,(Arusha) PrincipalLaboratoryEngineerII A.M.Mnyabwilo LaboratoryScientistI M.M.Kivambe,B.Sc.(Ed.)(Dar),TraininginElectronMicroscopy(Uppsala) DEPARTMENTOFZOOLOGYANDWILDLIFECONSERVATION SeniorLecturerandHead C.L.Nahonyo,Dip.Wildl.Mgt.(Mweka),B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Kent) Professors H.Y.Kayumbo,B.Sc.(London),DIC,Ph.D.(Dar). K.M.Howell,B.Sc.(Cornell),Ph.D.(Dar) AssociateProfessors A.M.Nikundiwe,B.Sc.(Andrews),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Michigan). R.B.M.Senzota,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(TexasA&M) J.D.L.Kabigumila,Dip.Wildl.Mgt.(Mweka),B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) SeniorLecturers J.G.Yarro,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) P.F.Kasigwa,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(Sussex) H.B.Pratap,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Gujarat),Ph.D.(Dar) F.M.Urasa,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) F.A.Mturi,B.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) J.Kyomo,Dip.Ed.(Dar),B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Kyushu)
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G.Nkwengulila,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Liverpool) C.P.Rugumamu,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) H.Y.D.Kiwia,Dip.Wildl.Mgt.(Mweka),B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers M.A.Njau,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) B.A.Nyundo,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) J.N.Ijumba,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Nairobi),Ph.D.(Copenhagen) F.Magige,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar),Ph.D.(NTNU) AssistantLecturers W.Ngalason,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) G.D.Mukandala,B.Sc.(Clark),M.Sc.(MemorialUniversity) W.Kidima,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) F.Stephano,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) J.John,B.Sc.(SUA),M.Sc.(Dar) W.Chacha,B.Sc.,M.Sc(Dar) V.Jestina,B.Sc.M.Sc.(Dar) F.D.Chibwana,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar) CENTRALSCIENCEWORKSHOP Manager R.Baruti,FTC(Arusha),FineMechanics(Nijmegen) PrincipalLaboratoryScientistII D.M.Lameck,FTC(DTC),ADE(DIT),PGD,MEM(Dar) Chief Technician S.Musa,FTC(DTC) PrincipalTechnicianI A.Ramadhan,FTC(DTC) M.A.Mpili,FTC(DTC),BBA(Dar) SCHOOLOFINFORMATICSANDCOMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGIES ProfessorandDeanoftheSchool J.R.Ikingura,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Carleton)
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LecturerandAssociateDean(Academic) A.N.J.Mwambela,B.Sc.(Dar),M.Sc.(Durham),Ph.D.(Dar) LecturerandAssociateDean(Administration) M.Mbise(Ms),B.Eng(Essex);Ph.D.(Essex) ELECTRONICSANDCOMMUNICATIONUNIT AssociateProfessorandHead H.N.Kundaeli,B.Sc.(Dar);Dip.,M.Sc.(Electronics)(Eindhoven);Ph.D.(Dar) Professor E.C.Njau,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Dar);Ph.D.(LaTrobe) AssociateProfessor H.N.Kundaeli,B.Sc.(Dar);Dip.,M.Sc.(Electronics)(Eindhoven);Ph.D.(Dar) Lecturers E.E.Mhamilawa,B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Dar) A.N.J.Mwambela,B.Sc.(Dar);M.Sc.(Durham);Ph.D.(Dar) Mr.A.T.Abdalla,B.Sc.(ES)(Dar) AssistantLecturer K.S.Ibwe,B.Sc.(Dar);M.Sc.(Chalmers) Mr.B.Maiseli,B.Sc.(ES)(Dar) Mr.J.PNombo,B.Sc.(Dar) Tutorial Assistants Mr.G.M.Samwel,B.Sc.(Dar) Mr.H.MsuyaB.Sc.(Dar) Mr.H.Mbembati,B.Sc.(Dar) Mr.G.G.Mruma,B.Sc.(Dar) Mr.I.Bulugu,B.Sc.(Dar) Mr.NassorAllyNassor,B.Sc.(Dar) COMPUTERSCIENCEUNIT LecturerandHead G.N.Justo,B.Sc.(withComp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Maths)(Zimbabwe);Ph.D.(London)
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SeniorLecturers G.R.Koda,B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Inf.Sys.Sc.)(Carleton);Ph.D.(Dar) H.M.Twaakyondo,B.Sc.(Dar);M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Shinshu) Lecturers ***S.C.N.Kitinya,B.Sc,M.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);Ph.D.(Durham) H.C.Kimaro,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Delft);Ph.D.(Oslo) M.Mbise,B.Eng,Ph.D.(Essex) J.Lungo,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Inf.Sys.Sc.),PhD.(Oslo) G.N.Justo,B.Sc.(withComp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Maths)(Zimbabwe);Ph.D.(London) AssistantLecturers B.K.Dotto,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Birmingham) A.F.Ally,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.),M.Sc.(Dar) J.Mtui,B.Sc.(Dar);M.Sc.(Delft) *H.Hussein,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.(Delft) *K.Kapisi,M.Eng.Sc.(Curtin);M.Sc.(Eng.)(Odessa) *M.L.Mahir,B.E.(Perth,W.A.);M.Eng.Sc.Tele.(Victoria) A.M.Rashid,M.Sc.(Comp.Eng.&Net.)(WroclawTech.);Licencitiate(Eng.Comp. Sys.)(Sweeden) C.Joseph,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);MSc.(Comm.&Inf.Sys.Eng.)(Wuhan) J.Chambua,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) TutorialAssistants M.L.Goyayi(Ms),B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) W.Senyoni,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) A.Rwegasira,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) A.Kondoro,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) M.Mahundi,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) M.Mndeme,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) H.Omary,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) H.S.Lema,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) H.Mwasita,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) A.Kaseko,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) M.Daudi,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) H.K.AmeirB.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) D.Kapinga,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) F.Kuwasa,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) M.Sogorya,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar)
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CENTREFORVIRTUALLEARNING SeniorLecturerandDirector Dr.H.M.Twaakyondo,B.Sc.(Dar);M.Sc.,Ph.D.(Shinshu) AssistantLecturers MulembwaMunaku,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.e-learning(USQ-Australia) JoelMtebe,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar);M.Sc.e-learning(USQ-Australia) KennedyFrank,B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.),M.Sc.(Comp.Sc.)(Dar) TutorialAssistant AntonyKigombola,B.Sc.(Comp.Eng.&Info.Tech.)(Dar) *Onstudyleave ***Onleaveofabsence;
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ADDENDUM INSTITUTEOFDEVELOPMENTSTUDIES ChangesinMastersProgramme TheInstitutenowoffersthreedegreeprogrammesinsteadoftheonedescribedon pages108-110ofthisprospectus.TheMAbythesisandDoctorofPhilosophydescribed onpage110stillapply. Thosethreenewprogrammesare:

MAinDevelopmentStudies; MAinDevelopmentManagement;and MAinGenderStudies.
DurationoftheProgrammes Thedurationofeachoftheprogrammesis15months. Entry Qualifications ForadmissionintoM.A.(DS),MA(Dev.Mgnt.)andMA(GenderStudies)programme anaspirantisrequiredtohold: i. Honoursdegreeorequivalentfromanaccreditedhighereducationinstitution. ii. Forcandidateswhoholdunclassifieddegree,theymusthaveatleastanoverallB grade. iii. TheGeneralEntryqualificationsforMastersstudiesoftheUniversityofDares Salaamwillapply. Examination Regulations Inordertograduateastudentmustdoaminimumoftwelvecoursesofatotalof30 unitsandaDissertationworth10units.Altogetherthestudentmustthereforeobtaina minimumof40units.Courseassessmentwillincludecontinuousassessment(CA)marks anduniversityexaminations(UE):TotalCAwillbe50%consistinganalyticalessays andUE50%.Theexistingsystemofexternalexaminationwillbecontinuedbothfor CourseworkandDissertations.Toencourageoriginalitystudentswilldefendtheirthesis. TheGeneralUniversityExaminationsRegulationsastheyappearintheProspectusand GuidelinesHandbook(2006)willhold.
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M.A.inDevelopmentStudiesProgramme CoreCourses SemesterI DS622: DevelopmentTheory DS623: GovernanceforDevelopment DS624: PoliticalThoughtforDevelopment DS625: GlobalizationandDevelopment DS690: ResearchMethodologyI ElectiveCourse SemesterII DS626: RuralandUrbanDevelopment DS627: HealthandDevelopment DS628: EnvironmentandDevelopment DS691: ResearchMethodologyII ElectiveCoursefromGenderStudiesProgramme ElectiveCourse DS699:
Units 3 3 2 2 3 2*
3 3 2 3 2* 2* 10
Dissertation
Astudentisallowedtooptanelectiveof3Unitsasthiswillnot breaktheminimumtotalnumberofunitscondition.
ElectiveCourses DS650: ScienceandTechnologyforDevelopment DS651: EducationforDevelopment DS652: Population&Development DS653: Labour&Development DS644: CivilSociety&Development DS654: DevelopmentandHumanRights DS655: IndustrializationandDevelopment PS730orPS733:ConflictResolutionandPeaceStudiesor ConflictManagementinAfrica
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MAinDevelopmentManagementProgramme CoreCourses SemesterI DS622: DevelopmentTheory DS623: GovernanceforDevelopment DS630: Market,StateandDevelopment DS631: PovertyAnalysis ElectiveCourse DS690: ResearchMethodologyI SemeterII DS632: DevelopmentPolicyAnalysis&Practice DS633: Planning&ManagementforDevelopment DS634: Monitoring&Evaluation DS691: ResearchMethodologyII CourseonGender(DS643orDS644) ElectiveCourse DS699:
Units 3 3 2 2 2* 3 Units 3 3 2 3 3 2*
Dissertation10
Thestudentisallowedtooptanelectiveof3Unitsasthiswillnotbreaktheminimum totalnumberofunitscondition. Units 3* 2 2 2 3 3* 2 2 2
ElectiveCourses DS626: RuralandUrbanDevelopment DS650: ScienceandTechnologyforDevelopment DS660: CommunicationforDevelopment DS661: InnovationManagementforDevelopment DS643: Gender&ResourcesManagement DS644: GenderMainstreaming DS645: CivilSociety&Development DS662: ProjectAppraisal DS663: SMEsPromotion *Theseelectivesare3Unitscorecoursesintheothertwoprogrammes.
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M.A.inGenderStudiesProgramme CoreCourses SemesterI DS622: DevelopmentTheory DS640: FeministParadigm&EmergingTheories DS641: Gender,PoliticalSystems&Development DS642: Gender,Culture&Development ElectiveCourse DS690: ResearchMethodology SemesterII DS643: Gender&ResourcesManagement DS644: GenderMainstreaming DS645: CivilSociety&Development ElectiveCourse ElectiveCourse DS691: ResearchMethodologyII DS699: Dissertation Units 3 3 2 2 2* 3 3 3 2 2* 2* 3 10
* Thestudentisallowedtooptanelectiveof3Unitsasthiswillnotbreaktheminimum totalnumberofUnitscondition. Electives DS651: DS660: DS664: DS665: DS626: DS627: DS633: DS666:
EducationforDevelopment CommunicationforDevelopment Gender&Sexuality Gender&FoodSecurity RuralandUrbanDevelopment HealthandDevelopment PlanningandManagementforDevelopment Advocacy&Development
2 2 2 2 3* 3* 3* 2
*Thisisa3Unitscorecourseinasisterprogramme. Foreachofthethreeprogrammesminimumgrandtotalnumberofunits (SemesterI+SemesterII+Dissertation)=40

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POSTGRADUATEPROGRAMMESTRUCTURESAND DURATIONS PostgraduateDiplomas AllPostgraduateDiplomaprogrammesatUDSMarebycourseworkand dependingontheprogramme,theirdurationrangefrom12to15months. Masters Degree MastersDegreesareofferedbyeithercourseworkorbythesis.

4.1 Registration 4.1.1 Inmostdisciplines,candidateswillberegisteredforcourse-workstudyfollowed byresearchleadingtoadissertation.Inothers,thedegreestudywillbeby researchleadingtoathesiswithoutaprescribedcourse-workcomponent.

Excellent VeryGood Good MarginalFail Fail AbsoluteFail.

EXAMINATION OF MASTERS THESES/DISSERTATIONSAND DEGREEAWARDS Everydissertationsubmittedshallbeexaminedbyatleasttwospecialistsapproved bytherelevantCollege/School/InstituteBoard,DPGSBoardandSenate.At leastoneofthesemustbeexternaltotheUniversity.

iii) iv) v) vi) vii) 11.3

Masters SubsequentYears 6 12 months months

Ph.D Sub sequent Years

y r a n oit a t S sko o B sis e h T * * * n o it c u d o r P t n e d n e p e d n I l a cit c a r P/ y d u t S h c r a es e R / g n i ni a r T g n i h c a e T / r e p a P r of e cit c a r P et a u d a r gt s o P s t n e d u t S a m ol p i D d n e pi t S L A T O T

C lu s t e r R e s e a r c h F i e l d s P ro g ra m m e s B y C o u r s e w o r k a n d D isse rta tion By T h e sis

ApplicationfeeforM astersandPo stgrad uateD iplomacand id ates ApplicationfeeforPh.D.candidates US$20 US$30

US $ US $ US $ 4,352 4,527 6,452

US $ US $ US $ US $ US $ 4,356 5,531 7,456 6,331 8,881

US$ 2,950 US$ 3953

US$ 6,452 US$ 7,456

US$ 5,327 US$ 6,331

US$ 6,827 US$ 7,831

IDS SJMC IMS IRA CoET CASS SICT CONAS UDBS

150 400 300 0

OptionalCourses EachstudentmustselectTWOofthefollowing,whicharemostvaluablewithinthe chosenmajorareaofconcentrationinMusic.

Code MS601 MS602 MS604 MS605 MS618 MS620

CourseTitle IntroductiontoMusicAdministration TheFunctionofMusic MusicalInstruments SpecialProblems MusicinSociety TheMusicianinSociety

Code HI613 HI614

CourseTitle Units HistoryofLabourinSub-SaharanAfrica 2 th DiseasesandHealinginAfrica:Late19 CenturytothePresent 2

Semester2 Code GE617 GE699 CourseTitle GeographicalInformationSystemsforPlanning Dissertation Units 2 6

Compulsory Code SO699 CourseTitle Dissertation Units 6

SecondYear Code ST699 CourseTitle Dissertation Units 18

OptionalCourses Semester1 AnyTWOofthefollowing:

Code ST625 ST627 ST629 ST635

CourseTitle DesignofExperiments AdvancedStatisticalMethodsofEconometrics AdvancedOperationsResearchI TimeSeriesAnalysisandForecastingTechniques

Eachcourseotherthantheresearchpapercarries3units.Theresearchpapercarries 12units. TheMajorAreasofConcentrationare:InternationalRelationsandPolitics.

M.A.inPublicAdministration StudentspursuingM.A.inPublicAdministrationarerequiredtotake36unitsconsisting of24courseworkunitsand12unitsforthedissertationasdetailedbelow: CompulsoryCourses: Electives: ResearchPaper: 15units 9units 12units

PA605 PA606 PA799

PublicPolicy HumanResourceManagement ResearchPaper

Ph.D.inPublicAdministration ThePh.D.inPublicAdministrationrequiresstudentstotake94unitsconsistingof54 courseworkunitsand40unitsforthedissertationasfollows:

18unitsofcompulsorycourses; courseunitsinamajorareaofconcentrationand 24unitsofelectives 40unitsforthedissertation.

EachcourseotherthantheDissertationcarries3units.Thedissertationcarries40 units. StudentsadmittedtothePh.D.degreeinPublicAdministrationarerequiredtotakethe followingcourses:

Studentsarerequiredtotake4CorecoursesandOneOptionalCourseintheFirst Semesterconsistingof14Units;andanother5corecoursesandOneOptionalcourse intheSecondSemesterconsistingof14Units.Thetotalnumberofrequiredunitsis therefore28.

MS602 MS603 AC600 PN600

ManagerialEconomics ITandBusinessComputing ManagerialandFinancialAccounting OperationsManagement

Trimester2(3Creditunits) MS603 AC600 PN600 ITandBusinessComputing ManagerialandFinancialAccounting OperationsManagement

Trimester3(3Creditunits) MS604 MS605 MK600 BusinessResearchMethods ManagementInformationSystems AdvancedMarketingManagement

Trimester4(3Creditunits) FN601 MS609 MS606 FinancialManagement BusinessLawandEthics ManagementDecisionMakingTechniques

Trimester5(3Creditunits) HR600 MS607 MK611 HumanResourceManagement StrategicManagement EntrepreneurshipDevelopment

Duration Theprogrammeisrunfor27months(24monthsforcoursework3monthsfor dissertation). MinimumEntryRequirements

acquiretherequisitetheoreticalunderstandingofthetotalbusinessworldandgeneric areasofmanagement; developpracticalskillsforeffectivemanagementbuildingconfidenceinteamsand motivatingotherpeople;

ManagementInformationSystems BusinessResearchMethods MarketingManagement

HumanResourceManagement InternationalBusinessManagement BusinessLawandEthics

BusinessPlanningandEntrepreneurship StrategicManagement OperationsManagement

APostgraduateDiplomainEntrepreneurshipandEnterpriseDevelopmentform theUniversityofDaresSalaam;OR AdvancedDiplomafromanaccreditedhigherlearninginstitutionwithaminimum secondclassupperdivisionplusaPostgraduateDiploma;OR

Arecognizedprofessionalqualificationinbusiness(withacceptableminimum secondaryeducation) AND Atleasttwoyearsexperienceatmiddleorseniorpositioninajobrelatedto enterprisedevelopment.

COMPONENTI MIT615 MIT616 TradeInternshipsI:PaperI TradeInternshipsII:PaperII

COMPONENTII MIT617 NegotiationSimulationProject

COMPONENTIII MS669 Dissertation

FeeStructure Informationonthefeestructureforthenextacademicyear,youmaycontacttheAssociate Dean(PostgraduateStudies).

ProgrammeStructure Theface-to-faceprogrammewillrunforoneyearandwillbeofferedonfulltimebasis. Itconsistsof42unitsofcoursesdividedintothefollowing:

CoreCourses Practicum Electives TOTAL

30units 6units 6units 42units

CourseTitle Practicum FieldReport

UnitofPhysicalEducation,SportandCulture Code PE501 CourseTitle TheoryandPracticeofFitnessPromotion Units 3

Developleadershipskillsinmanagingsciencedepartments,organizingscience fairsandcamps; Improveprofessionalcapabilitiesincurriculumdesign,development,research, assessmentandprofessionaldevelopment.

SemesterII Corecourses Code CT603 CourseTitle ProfessionalDevelopmentinSMT Units 36

SemesterIII&IV Code FE699 CourseTitle Dissertation:Studentswillbeallocatedsupervisors, andwillidentifyaresearchtopic,developaresearch proposal,designtheirstudiesandcollectdata. Theyshouldwritetheirdissertationwithin1year. Units