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List of Approved University Institutions in Tanzania As of 31St January, 2020 Tanzania Commission for Universities List of Approved University Institutions in Tanzania as of 31st January, 2020 Tanzania Commission for Universities List of Approved University Institutions in Tanzania as of 31st January, 2020 1: FULLY FLEDGED UNIVERSITIES 1A: Public Universities Approved SN Name of the University Head Office Current Status Acronym 1. University of Dar es Salaam UDSM Dar es Salaam Accredited and Chartered 2. Sokoine University of Agriculture SUA Morogoro Accredited and Chartered 3. Open University of Tanzania OUT Dar es Salaam Accredited and Chartered 4. Ardhi University ARU Dar es Salaam Accredited and Chartered 5. State University of Zanzibar SUZA Zanzibar Accredited 6. Mzumbe University MU Morogoro Accredited and Chartered Muhimbili University of Health & 7. MUHAS Dar es Salaam Accredited and Chartered Allied Sciences Nelson Mandela African Institute of 8. NMAIST Arusha Accredited and Chartered Science and Technology 9. University of Dodoma UDOM Dodoma Accredited and Chartered Mbeya University of Science and 10. MUST Mbeya Accredited and Chartered Technology 11. Moshi Cooperative University MoCU Moshi Accredited and Chartered Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere University 12. MJNUAT Musoma Provisional Licence1 of Agriculture and Technology 1 Not permitted to admit students 1 1B: Private Universities Approved SN Name of the University Head Office Current Status Acronym 1. Hubert Kairuki Memorial University HKMU Dar es Salaam Accredited and Chartered 2. Tumaini University Makumira TUMA Arusha Accredited and Chartered 3. St. Augustine University of Tanzania SAUT Mwanza Accredited and Chartered 4. Zanzibar University ZU Zanzibar Accredited and Chartered 5. University of Arusha UoA Arusha Accredited and Chartered 6. Teofilo Kisanji University TEKU Mbeya Accredited and Chartered 7. Muslim University of Morogoro MUM Morogoro Accredited and Chartered 8. St. John's University of Tanzania SJUT Dodoma CFR and Chartered Catholic University of Health and 9. CUHAS Mwanza Accredited Allied Sciences 10. St. Joseph University in Tanzania SJUIT Dar es Salaam Accredited Certificate of Full Registration 11. United African University of Tanzania UAUT Dar es Salaam (CFR) Sebastian Kolowa Memorial Certificate of Full Registration 12. SEKOMU Tanga University (CFR) 13. University of Iringa UoI Iringa Accredited 14. AbdulRahman Al-Sumait University SUMAIT Zanzibar Accredited Certificate of Full Registration 15. Mwenge Catholic University MWECAU Moshi (CFR) 16. Ruaha Catholic University RUCU Iringa Accredited 17. Aga Khan University AKU Dar es Salaam Accredited and Chartered Kampala International University in Certificate of Full Registration 18. KIUT Dar es Salaam Tanzania (CFR) 2 2: UNIVERSITY COLLEGES 2A: Public University Colleges Approved Head SN Name of the Institution Affiliation Current Status Acronym Office University Mkwawa University College of Accredited and 1. MUCE College under Iringa Education Chartered UDSM University Dar es Salaam University Dar es Accredited and 2. DUCE College under College of Education Salaam Chartered UDSM Mbeya University College of Campus College 3. MUCHAS Mbeya Accredited Health and Allied Sciences under UDSM Mbeya University of Science Campus College 4. and Technology – Rukwa MUST-RC Rukwa Accredited under MUST Campus College 2B: Private University Colleges Approved Head SN Name of the Institution Affiliation Current Status Acronym Office University Certificate of Full Kilimanjaro Christian Medical 1. KCMUCo College under Moshi Registration (CFR) College TUMA and chartered University Tumaini University Makumira, Dar es Accredited and 2. TUDARCo College under Dar es Salaam College Salaam chartered TUMA University Certificate of Full Stefano Moshi Memorial 3. SMMUCo College under Moshi Registration University College TUMA (CFR)and Chartered University Archbishop Mihayo University Certificate of Full 4. AMUCTA College under Tabora College of Tabora Registration (CFR) SAUT University St. Francis University College Certificate of Full 5. SFUCHAS College under Morogoro of Health and Allied Sciences Registration (CFR) SAUT University 6. Jordan University College JUCo College under Morogoro Accredited SAUT 3 Approved Head SN Name of the Institution Affiliation Current Status Acronym Office University Stella Maris Mtwara University Certificate of Full 7. STeMMUCO College under Mtwara College Registration (CFR) SAUT University 8. Marian University College MARUCo College under Bagamoyo Accredited SAUT University St. Joseph University College of Dar es Certificate of Full 9. SJUCHAS College under Health and Allied Sciences Salaam Registration (CFR) SJUIT 3: UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES, CENTRES AND INSTITUTES 3A: Public University Campuses, Centres and Institutes Approved Head SN Name of the Institution Affiliation Current Status Acronym Office University As per status of the 1. Institute of Marine Sciences IMS institute under Zanzibar Mother University UDSM University Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam Dar es As per status of the 2. Pending Campus under Campus Salaam Mother University MU University As per status of the 3. Mzumbe University Mbeya Campus Pending Campus under Mbeya Mother University MU 4 3B: Private University Campuses, Centres and Institutes Approved SN Name of the Institution Affiliation Head Office Current Status Acronym University As per status of St. Augustine University of 1. Pending Centre under Dar es Salaam the Mother Tanzania, Dar es Salaam Centre SAUT University University As per status of Stefano Moshi Memorial University 2. Pending Centre under Moshi the Mother College, Mwika Centre SMMUCo University University As per status of St. Augustine University of 3. Pending Centre under Arusha the Mother Tanzania, Arusha Centre SAUT University University As per status of St Augustine University of 4. Pending Centre under Mbeya the Mother Tanzania, Mbeya Centre SAUT University 5 .
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