UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
This qualification is designed for a person who will independently study, apply, plan, innovate and manage Information and Communication Technology solutions for better performance in the dynamic business environments. The programme has been developed towards producing responsible, creative graduates with skills necessary to deal with professional Computing and Information Technology aspects in an organization.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Analyse, evaluate and interpret business and industry challenges.
(ii) Provide sound IT based solutions.
(iii) Implement, maintain computer based information systems.
(iv) Develop and enforce policies pertaining to Information Technology in relation to a particular organisation.
Entry Requirement and Eligibility
Direct Entry: Any two principal passes in science subjects. Those without a principal pass or subsidiary pass in Mathematics must have a credit at O’ Level.
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Information Technology or Computer Engineering or Computer Science with at least average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least Four Passes (Excluding Religious Subjects) at O’ Level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
|
Subject Code |
Subject Name |
| BFU 07101 | Principles of Commerce |
| GSU 07103 | Business Law |
| MTU 07101 | Business Mathematics |
| GSU 07102 | Development Studies |
| ECU 07101 | Micro Economics |
| AFU 07101 | Principles of Accounting |
| Semester II | |
| GSU 07204 | Business Communication |
| MTU 07203 | Business Statistics I |
| ITU 07205 | Introduction to Computers |
| ECU 07202 | Macro Economics |
| AFU 07202 | Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| MSU 07201 | Principles of Management |
| AFU 07311 | Practical Fieldwork Report4 |
| Year II Semester III | |
| ITU 07305 | Computer Applications Package |
| AFU 07303 | Corporate Finance |
| AFU 07304 I | Intermediate Financial Accounting |
| TMU 07308 | Taxation |
| AFU 07305 | Auditing |
| AFU 07306 | Government Accounting(Elective) |
| MSU 07301 | Principles of Marketing(Elective) |
| ECU 07306 | Managerial Economics(Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| AFU 07407 | Financial Reporting |
| AFU 07408 | Cost Accounting |
| MTU 07404 | Business Statistics II |
| MSU 07401 | Research Methodology |
| TMU 07409 | Taxation II |
| BFU 07407 | Credit and Lending(Elective) |
| AFU 07409 | Investment Analysis and Capital Markets(Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| AFU 08501 | Advanced Financial Reporting I |
| AFU 08503 | Management Accounting |
| AFU 08504 | International Finance |
| MSU 08502 | Entrepreneurship |
| MSU 08501 | Strategic Management |
| ITU 08505 | Electronic Business(Elective) |
| MTU 08501 | Operations Research(Elective) |
| BFU 08501 | Corporate Governance(Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| AFU 08605 | Advanced Financial Accounting |
| AFU 08606 | Contemporary Issues in Accounting |
| AFU 08607 | Performance Management |
| AFU 08602 | Auditing and Assurance Services |
| AFU 08608 | Project Management(Elective) |
| TMU 08606 | International Taxation(Elective) |
| AFU 08609 | Treasury Management(Elective) |
| MSU 08603 | Business Planning and Management(Elective) |
The programme is geared towards producing innovative and flexible graduates in the field of accounting and auditing.
Programme Duration
The programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,700,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 2,000 payable in two installments.
This qualification is designed for a person who will independently study, apply, plan, innovate and manage Information and Communication Technology solutions for better performance in the dynamic business environments. The programme has been developed towards producing responsible, creative graduates with skills necessary to deal with professional Computing and Information Technology aspects in an organization.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Analyse, evaluate and interpret business and industry challenges.
(ii) Provide sound IT based solutions.
(iii) Implement, maintain computer based information systems.
(iv) Develop and enforce policies pertaining to Information Technology in relation to a particular organisation.
Entry Requirement and Eligibility
Direct Entry: Any two principal passes in science subjects. Those without a principal pass or subsidiary pass in Mathematics must have a credit at O’ Level.
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Information Technology or Computer Engineering or Computer Science with at least average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least Four Passes (Excluding Religious Subjects) at O’ Level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
|
Subject Code |
Subject Name |
| BFU 07101 | Principles of Commerce |
| GSU 07103 | Business Law |
| MTU 07101 | Business Mathematics |
| GSU 07102 | Development Studies |
| ECU 07101 | Micro Economics |
| AFU 07101 | Principles of Accounting |
| Semester II | |
| GSU 07204 | Business Communication |
| MTU 07203 | Business Statistics I |
| ITU 07205 | Introduction to Computers |
| ECU 07202 | Macro Economics |
| AFU 07202 | Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| MSU 07201 | Principles of Management |
| AFU 07311 | Practical Fieldwork Report4 |
| Year II Semester III | |
| ITU 07305 | Computer Applications Package |
| AFU 07303 | Corporate Finance |
| AFU 07304 I | Intermediate Financial Accounting |
| TMU 07308 | Taxation |
| AFU 07305 | Auditing |
| AFU 07306 | Government Accounting(Elective) |
| MSU 07301 | Principles of Marketing(Elective) |
| ECU 07306 | Managerial Economics(Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| AFU 07407 | Financial Reporting |
| AFU 07408 | Cost Accounting |
| MTU 07404 | Business Statistics II |
| MSU 07401 | Research Methodology |
| TMU 07409 | Taxation II |
| BFU 07407 | Credit and Lending(Elective) |
| AFU 07409 | Investment Analysis and Capital Markets(Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| AFU 08501 | Advanced Financial Reporting I |
| AFU 08503 | Management Accounting |
| AFU 08504 | International Finance |
| MSU 08502 | Entrepreneurship |
| MSU 08501 | Strategic Management |
| ITU 08505 | Electronic Business(Elective) |
| MTU 08501 | Operations Research(Elective) |
| BFU 08501 | Corporate Governance(Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| AFU 08605 | Advanced Financial Accounting |
| AFU 08606 | Contemporary Issues in Accounting |
| AFU 08607 | Performance Management |
| AFU 08602 | Auditing and Assurance Services |
| AFU 08608 | Project Management(Elective) |
| TMU 08606 | International Taxation(Elective) |
| AFU 08609 | Treasury Management(Elective) |
| MSU 08603 | Business Planning and Management(Elective) |
The programme is geared towards producing innovative and flexible graduates in the field of accounting and auditing.
Programme Duration
The programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,700,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 2,000 payable in two installments.
This qualification intends to equip students with the ability to analyse, evaluate, implement and monitor taxation policies.
Programme Objectives
The graduates from this programme will be competent and able to;
i. Understand and apply taxation knowledge and skills relating to tax audit and investigation techniques
ii. Assist the government, public and private sectors in obtaining qualified personnel to build their confidence in financial and socio−economic aspects of taxation
iii. Assess and administer both direct and indirect taxation
Direct Entry: Two principal passes at A-level. Those without a principal pass or subsidiary pass in Mathematics must have a credit at O-level.
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Tax Management, Accounting, Business Administration, Procurement and Supplies Management, Economics or Banking and Finance an average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least four passes (excluding religious subjects) at O-level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| GSU 07103 | Communication skills |
| GSU 07101 | Development Studies |
| MTU07101 | Business Mathematics |
| ECU 07101 | Micro economics |
| GSU 07102 | Business law |
| AFU 07101 | Principles of Accounting |
| Semester II | |
| TMU 07202 | Taxation Theories |
| MTU 07201 | Business Statistics I |
| ITU07204 | Introduction to Computers |
| AFU 07202 | Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| TMU 07201 | Income Taxation I |
| ECU 07202 | Macro economics |
| RMU 721 | Field work |
| Year II Semester III | |
| AFU 07305 | Intermediate Financial Accounting |
| TMU 07304 | Income Taxation II |
| TMU 07303 | Indirect Taxation I |
| AFU07304 | Corporate finance |
| ECU 07310 | Economics of Taxation |
| ECU 07306 | Managerial Economics (Elective) |
| MG 731 | Principles of Management (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| TMU7405 | Indirect Taxation Laws II |
| TMU7406 | Income Taxation laws II |
| AFU07408 | Research Methodology |
| RM007401 | Business Statistics II |
| MTU07401 | Financial Reporting |
| RM742 | Field Practical Work |
| BFU07402 | Credit and Lending (Elective) |
| AFU07403 | Cost Accounting (Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| TMU 08501 | Tax Appeals Laws and Procedures |
| TMU 08502 | Indirect Taxation III |
| ECU 08504 | Public Finance |
| AFU 08502 | Auditing and Assurance Services |
| MSU 08502 | Entrepreneurship |
| ITU 08507 | Electronic Business (Elective) |
| MTU08501 | Operational research (Elective) |
| MSU 08501 | Strategic management (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| TMU 08605 | Tax Procedures |
| TMU 08606 | International Taxation |
| TMU 08603 | Tax Audit and Investigation |
| TMU 08607 | Tax Analysis and Revenue Forecasting |
| TMU 08602 | Local Government Tax Administration |
| AFU 08608 | Project Management (Elective) |
| MSU 08609 | Business Innovation and Planning (Elective) |
The Programme intends to produce candidates with wide knowledge and skills capable of making tax analysis and revenue forecasting.
The programme is intended to produce responsible and creative graduates who will deal with taxation aspects.
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,800 payable in two installments.
This qualification is designed for a person who will independently study, apply, plan, innovate and manage Information and Communication Technology solutions for better performance in the dynamic business environments. The programme has been developed towards producing responsible, creative graduates with skills necessary to deal with professional Computing and Information Technology aspects in an organization.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Analyse, evaluate and interpret business and industry challenges.
(ii) Provide sound IT based solutions.
(iii) Implement, maintain computer based information systems.
(iv) Develop and enforce policies pertaining to Information Technology in relation to a particular organisation.
Entry Requirement and Eligibility
Direct Entry: Two principal passes in the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Mathematics, Agriculture, Computer Science, Geography, Economics, Commerce, Accountancy or Nutrition. Those without a principal pass or a subsidiary pass in Advanced Mathematics or Basic Applied Mathematics must have a credit in Mathematics or Foundation Programme of the OUT with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Equivalent qualification:Diploma in Taxation, Tax Management, Accounting, Accountancy, Banking and Finance, ICT, Computer Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering, Business Informatics, Computer Engineeering, Telecomunication Engineering, Financial Administration, Business Administration, Procurement and Supplies Management with an average of “B’’ or a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
|
Subject Code |
Subject Name |
| AFU07114 | Principles of Accounting |
| ITU07101 | Basic of Computing Science |
| MTU07101 | Business Mathematics |
| GSU 07103 | Business Law |
| ITU07103 | Business Information System |
| GSU07102 | Development studies |
| Semester II | |
| AFU07202 | Financial Accounting |
| ITU07201 | Web Development |
| ECU07208 | Principles of Economics |
| MTU07205 | Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions |
| ITU07202 | Operating Systems |
| GSU07204 | Business Communication |
| AFU07211 | Industrial Training |
| Year II Semester III | |
| AFU07316 | Accounting Information Systems |
| AFU07305 | Principles of Auditing |
| MSU07302 | Entrepreneurship |
| ITU07305 | Database Principles |
| AFU07303 | Corporate Finance |
| ITU07308 | Communication and Networking(Elective) |
| GSU07305 | Global Business Environment(Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| AFU07407 | Financial Reporting |
| AFU07408 | Cost Accounting |
| AFU07419 | Public Sector Reporting |
| MSU07401 | Research Methodology |
| BFU07412 | Business Taxation |
| AFU07420 | Industrial Training |
| MTU07404 | Business Statistics(Elective) |
| ITU07409 | E-Commerce(Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| AFU08101 | Advanced Financial Reporting |
| AFU08112 | Management Accounting |
| FU08102 | Auditing and Assurance |
| ITU08115 | IS Security and Risk Management |
| AFU08113 | Forensic Accounting and Auditing |
| AFU08104 | International Finance (Elective) |
| AFU08115 | Business and Corporate Finance(Elective) |
| AFU08114 | Business Analysis(Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| AFU08205 | Advanced Corporate Reporting |
| ITU08216 | Information Systems Audit |
| AFU08207 | Performance Management |
| TMU08212 | Advanced Business |
| AFU08209 | Treasury Management(Elective) |
| MSU08201 | Strategic Management(Elective) |
| AFU08208 | Project Management(Elective) |
| AFU08218 | Business Case Study Analysis(Elective) |
Programme Duration
The programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 2,000 payable in two installments.
Programme Objectives
The programme aims at achieving the following goals:
a)To form a flexible course that is responsive to dynamic and rapidly changing world of work and the society;
b)To provide higher economics and finance skills, knowledge and behaviors that are vital to learners, employers and the community at large;
c)To entice self-realization, team work, problem solving and decision making skills that enable graduates to perform efficiently and aspire for higher level training;
d)To build capacity to participate in the implementation of National Economic Policy and its accompanying Operational Guidelines; and
e)To transmit and promote moral, legal and ethical conduct among economists and other related workers within the economic and finance profession.
The Bsc. E F, NTA level 7 offered by the Institute of Finance Management is a three-years programme that enables graduates to become competent managers in the field of economics and finance.
At the end of the programme the prospective graduates will be competent to:
(i) Apply principles of management, research techniques and entrepreneurship skills in different business environment
(ii) Apply principles of marketing, legal concepts in communicating issues related to socio-economic development
(iii) Apply accounting and finance techniques in analyzing viable investment on a given capital market and economic situation
(iv) Apply basic and intermediate micro and macro economics theories, trade and investment concepts in analyzing economic problem in given socio economic environment
(v) Apply information communication technological (ICT) skills and knowledge in economic analysis and forecast
(vi) Apply natural resources principles and theories on making managerial decisions for socio-economic development realization
Direct Entry: A good Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (ACSEE) with two Principal Passes with total points not below 4.5.
Equivalent qualification: NTA Level 6 (Ordinary Diploma) with at least B grade in relevant modules or equivalent qualifications in the related field.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| ECU07103 | Business Mathematics |
| GSU07106 | Commercial Law |
| GSU07103 | Communication Skills |
| GSU07101 | Development Studies |
| ECU07101 | Microeconomics |
| AFU07101 | Principles of Accounting |
| Semester II | |
| AFU07201 | Introduction to Finance |
| MTU07201 | Business Statistics |
| ITU07205 | Introduction to Computers Applications |
| ECU07204 | Macroeconomics |
| AFU07202 | Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| MSU07201 | Principles of Management |
| ECU07205 | Practical Fieldwork Report |
| Year II Semester III | |
| ECU 07306 | Managerial Economics |
| AFU 07304 | Corporate Finance |
| ECU 07307 | Intermediate Microeconomics |
| ECU 07309 | Econometrics |
| ECU 07308 | Development Economics |
| MSU 07301 | Principles of Marketing |
| ECU 07310 | Economics of Taxation |
| Semester IV | |
| ECU07412 | Intermediate Macroeconomics |
| ECU07411 | International Trade and Investment |
| MTU07401 | Entrepreneurship |
| MSU07401 | Research Methodology |
| BFU07406 | Microfinance Theory and Practices |
| ECU07413 | Practical Fieldwork Report |
| Elective Modules | |
| ECU07414 | Natural Resource and Environmental Economics |
| ECU07415 | Agricultural Economics |
| Year III Semester V | |
| AFU08509 | Investment and Portfolio Analysis |
| AFU08504 | International Finance |
| BFU08503 | Financial Markets and Institutions |
| ECU08501 | Monetary Economics |
| ECU08502 | Economic Policy, Planning and Programming |
| ONE Elective Module | |
| BFU08501 | Corporate Governance |
| ECU08503 | Labor Economics |
| Semester VI | |
| ECU08604 | Project Management |
| ECU08605 | Game Theory |
| ECU08608 | Applied Econometrics |
| ECU08606 | Public Finance |
| ECU08607 | Real Estate Finance |
| ONE Elective Module | |
| MSU08601 | Strategic Management |
| ECU08609 | Industrial Economics |
Upon successful completion of Bsc. Economics and Finance NTA level 7, candidates are expected to demonstrate the following:
(i)Ability to carry out finance analysis, investment quality analysis and economic policy formulation and assessments with minimum supervision.
(ii)Acquisition of knowledge and skills in finance, financial management, financial markets, accounting, financial analysis, international finance, finance and investments, financial and economic forecasting, and decision making for the growth and sustainability of the economy
(iii)Ability to associated economic and finance concepts into real estate markets, investment and public policies with real estate issues
(iv)Ability to carry out analysis in broad range of the methods and models applied by economists in the analysis of firms and industries
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,800 payable in two installments.
This qualification is designed to produce competent personnel in accounting and auditing field to work at middle level positions in the accounting and auditing sector.
Programme Objectives
The holder of this qualification will be able to;
i. Perform routine and non−routine accounting and auditing duties and excise some supervisory skills in accounting and auditing fields and prepare accounting information from complete and incomplete records.
ii. Independently work in accounting and auditing section, describe and apply management principles in business organisations and apply entrepreneurial techniques in planning, appraising and managing an enterprise.
iii. Apply appropriate corporate finance principles in making investment decisions and ability to apply commercial law and solve legal problems in different business contexts.
Direct Entry: Holder of Form six certificates with at least a principal and a subsidiary pass (excluding religious subjects).
Equivalent qualification: A Form Four certificate with at least four passes (religious subjects not counted) and with NTA level 4 i.e. Basic Certificate from a recognized higher learning institution. For ODCS and ODIT, one of the passes at O – level must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| AFT 05101 | Introduction to Accounting I |
| AFT 05102 | Fundamentals of Cost Accounting |
| MTT 05101 | Basic Mathematics and Statistics |
| ECT 05101 | Elements of Economics |
| GST 05101 | Basic Communication Skills |
| Semester II | |
| AFT 05203 | Introduction to Accounting II |
| AFT 05204 | Basics of Corporate |
| BFT 05203 | Commerce |
| TMT 05201 | Introduction to Indirect Taxation |
| ITT 05207 | Introduction to Computer Applications |
| Year II Semester III | |
| AFD 06301 | Fundamentals of Financial Accounting I |
| AFD 06302 | Principles of Auditing |
| AFD 06303 | Principles of Corporate Finance |
| AFD 06307 | Field Practical Works |
| GSD 06303 | Introduction to Business Law |
| MTD 06302 | Mathematics and Statistics |
| GSD 06301 | Business Communication |
| Semester IV | |
| AFD 06404 | Fundamentals of Financial Accounting II |
| AFD 06406 | Public Sector Accounting And Cooperatives |
| AFD 06405 | Introduction to Cost Accounting |
| MSD 06201 | Fundamental of Entrepreneurship |
| MSD 06202 | Fundamentals of Management |
| AFD 06404 | Fundamentals of Financial Accounting II |
The programme is geared towards producing junior professionals with accounting skills and knowledge in a broad range of work activities, most of which are non−routine.
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Accounting (ODAC) is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6)
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,200,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,200 payable in two installments
This qualification is intended for a person who will be able to perform duties in tax areas; apportion input tax to taxable supply, file returns and notices; make assessments; compute employment income, business income, and investment income; and compute interest and penalties and other tasks related to taxation.
Programme Objectives
The holder of this qualification will able to
i. Apply taxation knowledge and skills relating to customs procedure, and management of public finance.
ii. Verify returns and collect taxes.
iii. Educate and sensitize tax payers on tax laws and procedures.
iv. Apply statistical knowledge and skills to analyse and interpret tax data.
Direct Entry: Holder of Form six certificates with at least a principal and a subsidiary pass (excluding religious subjects).
Equivalent qualification: A Form Four certificate with at least four passes (religious subjects not counted) and with NTA level 4 i.e. Basic Certificate from a recognized higher learning institution. For ODCS and ODIT, one of the passes at O – level must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| CLT 05101 | Basic Communication Skills |
| AFT 05101 | Introduction to Accounting I |
| GST 5102 | Development Studies |
| MTT 05101 | Basic Mathematics and Statistics |
| ECT 05101 | Elements of Economics |
| Semester II | |
| TMT 05201 | Introduction to Indirect Taxation |
| TMT 05202 | Introduction to Direct Taxation |
| TMT 05203 | Introduction to Customs |
| ITT 05208 | Introduction to Computer Applications |
| BFT 05202 | Commerce |
| TMT 05204 | Practical Training |
| Year II Semester III | |
| TMD 06101 | Introduction to Value Added Tax |
| TMD 06102 | Introduction to Income Taxation |
| MTD 06101 | Mathematics and Statistics |
| GST 06101 | Business Communication |
| AFD 06101 | Fundamental of Financial Accounting I |
| CLD 06101 | Introduction to Business Law |
| Semester IV | |
| MSD 06201 | Fundamentals of Management |
| ECD 06201 | Principles of Economics |
| TMD 06204 | Introduction to Customs Procedure |
| TMD 06205 | Introduction to Tax Administration |
| MSD 06201 | Basics of Entrepreneurship |
| TMD 06206 | Field Work Practical Training |
The programme is geared towards producing junior professionals who will be able to perform duties in tax areas; apportion input tax to taxable supply, file returns and notices; make assessments; compute employment income, business income, and investment income; and compute interest and penalties and other tasks related to taxation
The programme runs for two (2) years
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,200,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,200 payable in two installments
The philosophy behind the development of this programme is focused on developing professionals with the ability to perform routine tasks in organised groups taking into account environmental and safety issues, applying elementary and accounting skills in performing routine tasks.
A Form four certificate with at least four passes (excluding religious subjects). For BTCC & IT, one of the four passes must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| AFT 04101 | Bookkeeping and Accounts I |
| AFT 04102 | Foundation of Finance |
| BFT 04101 | Elements of Commerce |
| GST 04101 | Elementary Business Communication |
| MTT 04101 | Element of Mathematics and Statistics |
| Semester II | |
| AFT 04203 | Bookkeeping and Accounts II |
| AFT 04204 | Elements of Cost Accounting |
| MST 04201 | Basic Entrepreneurship |
| MST 04202 | Element of Customer Services |
| ITT 04205 | Basic Information Technology Applications |
| AFT 04205 | Practical Training |
This programme is focused on developing professionals with the ability to perform routine tasks in organised groups taking into account environmental and safety issues, applying elementary and accounting skills in performing routine tasks.
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 800,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,000 payable in two installments.
This qualification is intended for a person who will competently work at technical level positions at routine level in Taxation Field by performing daily business related tasks involving taxation data and executing the duties assigned to him/her in business environment.
Programme Objectives
The holder of this qualification will able to
i. Apply taxation knowledge and skills relating to customs procedure, and management of public finance.
ii. Verify returns and collect taxes.
iii. Educate and sensitize tax payers on tax laws and procedures.
iv. Apply statistical knowledge and skills to analyse and interpret tax data.
A Form four certificate with at least four passes (excluding religious subjects). For BTCC & IT, one of the four passes must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry. Equivalent qualification: A Form Four certificate with at least four passes (religious subjects not counted) and with NTA level 4 i.e. Basic Certificate from a recognized higher learning institution. For ODCS and ODIT, one of the passes at O – level must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| AFT 04101 | Bookkeeping and Accounts I |
| TMT 04101 | Principles of Taxation |
| BFT 04101 | Elements of Commerce |
| CLT 04101 | Basic communication Skills |
| MTT 04101 | Commercial Arithmetic |
| Semester II | |
| ECT 04201 | Introduction to Public Finance |
| TMT 04203 | Basic Tax Computations and Procedures |
| MST 04201 | Basic Entrepreneurship |
| GST 04201 | Elements of Business Law |
| ITT 04206 | Basic Information Technology Applications |
| TMT 04204 | Practical Training |
This programme is focused on developing professionals who will competently work at technical level positions at routine level in Taxation Field by performing daily business related tasks involving taxation data and executing the duties assigned to him/her in business environment.
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 800,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,000 payable in two installments.
This qualification is designed for a person who will independently study, apply, plan, innovate and manage Information and Communication Technology solutions for better performance in the dynamic business environments. The programme has been developed towards producing responsible, creative graduates with skills necessary to deal with professional Computing and Information Technology aspects in an organization.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Analyse, evaluate and interpret business and industry challenges.
(ii) Provide sound IT based solutions.
(iii) Implement, maintain computer based information systems.
(iv) Develop and enforce policies pertaining to Information Technology in relation to a particular organisation.
Direct Entry: Any two principal passes in science subjects. Those without a principal pass or subsidiary pass in Mathematics must have a credit at O’ Level.
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Information Technology or Computer Engineering or Computer Science with at least average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least Four Passes (Excluding Religious Subjects) at O’ Level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| CSU07101 | Programming in C I |
| ITU07102 | Fundamentals of Computers |
| GSU07101 | Communication Skills |
| MTU07104 | Mathematics I |
| GSU07102 | Development Studies |
| ITU07101 | System Analysis and Design I |
| Semester II | |
| CSU07202 | Programming in C II |
| ITU07203 | System Analysis and Design II |
| CSU07203 | Fundamentals of Databases |
| ITU07204 | Fundaments of Web Technologies |
| CSU07204 | Fundamentals of Data Communication |
| CSU07205 | Operating Systems I |
| ITU07205 | Field Practical Training Report I |
| Year II Semester III | |
| CSU07306 | Database Management Systems |
| CSU07307 | Internet and Web Development Technologies |
| ITU07306 | Management Information Systems |
| CSU07308 | Operating Systems II |
| ITU07307 | Multimedia Systems |
| ITU07205 | Field Practical Training Report I |
| CSU07310 | Visual Programming (Elective) |
| GSU07303 | Information Technology Law (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| CSU07411 | Object Oriented Programming |
| CSU07412 | Computer Networks |
| ITU07408 | Electronic Commerce |
| CSU07413 | Software Engineering |
| ITU07409 | Human Computer Interface |
| ITU07410 | Field Practical Training Report II |
| ITU07411 | Computer Systems Security (Elective) |
| MTU07406 | Discrete Mathematics (Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| Stream: Information Systems and Development | |
| CSU08101 | Computer systems Management I |
| ITU08101 | IS Strategy Formulation |
| ITU08102 | IS Research methods |
| ITU08103 | E-Government |
| ITU08104 | Supply Chain Management Systems |
| ITU08105 | Customer Relationship Management (Elective) |
| CSU08107 | Web Database Applications (Elective) |
| Stream: Systems Administration | |
| CSU08101 | Computer Systems Management I |
| CSU08102 | Advanced Networking I |
| ITU08102 | IS Research methods |
| CSU08103 | Wireless Technologies |
| ITU08104 | Supply Chain Management Systems |
| ITU08103 | E-Government (Elective) |
| ITU08105 | Customer Relationship Management (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| Stream: Information Systems and Development | |
| CSU08211 | Computer systems Management II |
| ITU08206 | Final Year Project |
| ITU08207 | ICT Policy Formulation |
| ITU08208 | Management of Technology & Innovation |
| MSU08201 | ICT Entrepreneurship |
| CSU08212 | Social Networking Technologies (Elective) |
| CSU08209 | Network Security (Elective) |
| Stream: Systems Administration | |
| CSU08211 | Computer systems Management II |
| CSU08208 | Advanced Networking II |
| CSU08209 | Network Security |
| ITU08206 | Final Year Project |
| MSU08201 | ICT Entrepreneurship |
| ITU08208 | Management of Technology & Innovation (Elective) |
| ITU08207 | ICT Policy Formulation (Elective) |
At the end of year one and year two students undertake a field placement where they work in different organizations for eight weeks. Field placement provides students with the experience of seeking and securing a job, as well as practical experience and industry contacts that will benefit their academic study and longer-term career.
In the last semester during the third year students undertakes a project (ITU08206 Final Year Project) that simulates working in industry. In this project students apply skills in software application development. Many students tackle real-world problems for their projects, with the close involvement and supervision of lecturers and industry partners.
The programme opens up opportunities in several areas of information technology. A graduate of this programme can work as an information systems manager, systems administrator, IT project manager and systems analyst.
The programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,700,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 2,000 payable in two installments.
This qualification is intended for a person who prepares and presents actuarial reports, analyze mathematical models in various actuarial applications, apply actuarial skills acquired in carrying out evaluations, risk assessments and forecasts under minimum supervision, implements any prevailing organization policies, apply mathematical and statistical expertise to aid decision making in actuarial environment.
Programme Objectives
At the end of the programme graduates are expected to:
i) Present fundamental actuarial ideas and arguments to non-actuaries;
ii) Prepare and present actuarial reports;
iii) Construct and analyze mathematical models in various actuarial applications;
iv) Apply the knowledge acquired to undertake any actuarial professional examinations; and
v) Apply actuarial skills acquired in carrying out evaluations, risk assessments and forecasts under minimum supervision.
Entry Requirement and Eligibility
Direct Entry: Two principal passes at A-level one of which must be in Mathematics.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| ASU07101 | Introduction to Calculus |
| ECU07101 | Micro Economics |
| ASU07102 | Introduction to Actuarial Science |
| ASU 07103 | Introduction to Statistics |
| ASU 07104 | Introduction to Pension Mathematics |
| ASU 07105 | Linear Algebra |
| Semester II | |
| ASU07206 | Functions of Several Variables |
| ECU07202 | Macro Economics |
| ASU07207 | Differential Equations |
| AFU07201 | Principles of Accounting |
| ASU07208 | Numerical Methods |
| ITU07205 | Introduction to Computer |
| Year II Semester III | |
| ASU07309 | Financial Mathematics |
| ASU07310 | Probability Theory |
| ASU07311 | Actuarial Risk Management |
| ITU 07307 | Computer Programming |
| ASU 07312 | Contingency I |
| ASU 07313 | Operations Research |
| ASU 07316 | Field Work Report I |
| ASU 07314 | Time Series and Forecasting (Elective) |
| ASU 07315 | Investment Analysis (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| ASU07417 | Introduction to Financial Economics |
| RMU07401 | Research Methodology |
| ASU07418 I | Introduction to Risk Theory |
| ASU07419 | Stochastic Processes |
| ASU07420 | Survival Models |
| ASU07421 | Demographic Methods |
| Field Work Report II | |
| Year III Semester V | |
| ASU08501 | Risk Theory |
| AFU08501 | Finance and Financial Reporting |
| ASU08502 | Contingency II |
| MSU08502 | Entrepreneurship |
| ASU08503 | Field Work Report II |
| MSU08501 | Strategic Management (Elective) |
| IRU08502 | Life Insurance (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| ASU08604 | Actuarial Practices |
| ASU08605 | Professionalism and Business Ethics |
| ASU08606 | Econometrics |
| ASU08607 | Financial Economics |
| ASU08508 | Statistical Inferences |
| SPU08606 | Health Care Modelling &Financing (Elective) |
| ASU08609 | None – Life Insurance Policies (Elective) |
| MSU08602 | Human Resource Management (Elective) |
The programme is designed to produce candidates who prepares and presents actuarial reports, analyze mathematical models in various actuarial applications, apply actuarial skills acquired in carrying out evaluations, risk assessments and forecasts under minimum supervision, implements any prevailing organization policies, apply mathematical and statistical expertise to aid decision making in actuarial environment
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,800 payable in two installments.
The qualification is designed to produce competent, responsible and creative graduates to develop innovative software applications. The programme has been developed towards producing graduates with outstanding programming skills and the ability to design, implement, and maintain complex information technology systems.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Develop, manage and administer computer−based information systems and networks.
(ii) Apply computing principles and mathematical theory to develop sustainable solutions to current and future computing problems.
(iii) Apply design and development principles in the construction of software systems of varying complexity
Direct Entry: Two principal passes in Physics and Mathematics .
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Information Technology or Computer Engineering or Computer Science with at least average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least Four Passes (Excluding Religious Subjects) at O’ Level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| SubjectCode | Subject Name |
| CSU07101 | Programming in C I |
| ITU07102 | Fundamentals of Computers |
| GSU07101 | Communication Skills |
| MTU07104 | Mathematics I |
| GSU07102 | Development Studies |
| ITU07101 | System Analysis and Design I |
| Semester II | |
| CSU07202 | Programming in C II |
| ITU07203 | System Analysis and Design II |
| CSU07203 | Fundamentals of Databases |
| ITU07204 | Fundaments of Web Technologies |
| CSU07204 | Fundamentals of Data Communication |
| CSU07205 | Operating Systems I |
| ITU07205 | Field Practical Training Report I |
| Year II Semester III | |
| MTU07305 | Mathematics II |
| CSU07306 | Database Management Systems |
| CSU07307 | Internet and Web Development Technologies |
| CSU07308 | Operating Systems II |
| CSU07309 | Data Structures and Algorithms |
| ITU07205 | Field Practical Training Report I |
| CSU07310 | Visual Programming (Elective) |
| ITU07307 | Multimedia Systems (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| CSU07411 | Object Oriented Programming |
| CSU07412 | Computer Networks |
| MTU07406 | Discrete Mathematics |
| CSU07413 | Software Engineering |
| ITU07411 | Computer Systems Security |
| ITU07410 | Field Practical Training Report II |
| ITU07408 | Electronic Commerce (Elective) |
| ITU07409 | Human Computer Interface (Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| Stream: Computer Networks | |
| CSU08102 | Advanced Networking I |
| CSU08103 | Wireless Technologies |
| CSU08104 | Distributed Systems |
| ITU08102 | IS Research methods |
| MTU08101 | Operational Research |
| ITU08103 | E-Government (Elective) |
| ITU08101 | IS Strategy Formulation (Elective) |
| Stream: Software Engineering and Database Development | |
| CSU08105 | Software Engineering II |
| CSU08106 | Advanced database Technologies |
| ITU08102 | IS Research methods |
| MTU08101 | Operational Research |
| CSU08104 | Distributed Systems |
| ITU08101 | IS Strategy Formulation (Elective) |
| ITU08105 | Customer Relationship Management (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| Stream: Computer Networks | |
| CSU08208 | Advanced Networking II |
| CSU08209 | Network Security |
| CSU08210 | Artificial Intelligence |
| ITU08209 | Final Year Project |
| MSU08201 | ICT Entrepreneurship |
| ITU08208 | Management of Technology & Innovation (Elective) |
| CSU08212 | Social Network Technologies (Elective) |
| Stream: Software Engineering and Database Development | |
| CSU08213 | Mobile Programming |
| CSU08214 | Advanced web programming |
| CSU08215 | Artificial Intelligence |
| ITU08206 | Final Year Project |
| MSU08201 | ICT Entrepreneurship |
| ITU08207 | ICT Policy Formulation (Elective) |
| ITU08208 | Management of Technology & Innovation (Elective) |
Industry Connections
At the end of year one and year two students undertake a field placement where they work in different organizations for eight weeks. Field placement provides students with the experience of seeking and securing a job, as well as practical experience and industry contacts that will benefit their academic study and longer-term career.
In the last semester during the third year students undertakes a project (ITU08206 Final Year Project) that simulates working in industry. In this project students apply skills in software application development. Many students tackle real-world problems for their projects, with the close involvement and supervision of lecturers and industry partners.
The programme opens up opportunities in several areas of information technology. A graduate of this programme can work as software developer, network administrator, IT project manager, software engineer and web developer.
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,700,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 2,000 payable in two installments.
This programme is designed to equip students with fundamental knowledge and professional skills in information technology to prepare them for work and further studies in several areas of interest related to IT.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Use analytical skills to analyse, design, manage and administer computer based information systems in an organisation.
(ii) Apply productively latest technology in Information Technology field.
(iii) Use IT tools to solve business problems and take advantages of business opportunities and provide recommendations that will help an organisation to achieve its objectives.
(iv) Enroll in a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or any related discipline of study at NTA level 7
Direct Entry: Holder of Certificate of Secondary Education with four (4) Passes in NonReligious Studies and Advanced Certificate of Secondary Examination. One Principle Pass and two Subsidiary Pass in either Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry otherwise O’Level should have Credit in Mathematics.
Equivalent qualification: Holder of certificate of secondary education examination (CSEE) with four passes in non religious subjects and Holder of basic technician certificate in computer engineering, telecommunication and electronics engineering and information technology
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| SubjectCode | Subject Name |
| GSD06101 | Business Communication |
| MTD06102 | Mathematics and Statistics |
| ITD06101 | Fundamentals of Systems Analysis and Design |
| ITD06102 | Business Application Packages |
| CSD06103 | Fundamentals of Computer Security |
| ITD06103 | Introduction to Management Information Systems (Elective) |
| GSD06102 | Principles of Marketing (Elective) |
| Semester II | |
| CSU07202 | Programming in C II |
| ITU07203 | System Analysis and Design II |
| CSU07203 | Fundamentals of Databases |
| ITU07204 | Fundaments of Web Technologies |
| CSU07204 | Fundamentals of Data Communication |
| CSU07205 | Operating Systems I |
| ITU07205 | Field Practical Training Report I |
| Year II Semester III | |
| MTU07305 | Mathematics II |
| CSU07306 | Database Management Systems |
| CSU07307 | Internet and Web Development Technologies |
| CSU07308 | Operating Systems II |
| CSU07309 | Data Structures and Algorithms |
| ITU07205 | Field Practical Training Report I |
| CSU07310 | Visual Programming (Elective) |
| ITU07307 | Multimedia Systems (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| CSU07411 | Object Oriented Programming |
| CSU07412 | Computer Networks |
| MTU07406 | Discrete Mathematics |
| CSU07413 | Software Engineering |
| ITU07411 | Computer Systems Security |
| ITU07410 | Field Practical Training Report II |
| ITU07408 | Electronic Commerce (Elective) |
| ITU07409 | Human Computer Interface (Elective) |
Industry Connections
At the end of year one and year two students undertake a field placement where they work in different organizations for eight weeks. Field placement provides students with the experience of seeking and securing a job, as well as practical experience and industry contacts that will benefit their academic study and longer-term career.
In the last semester during the third year students undertakes a project (ITU08206 Final Year Project) that simulates working in industry. In this project students apply skills in software application development. Many students tackle real-world problems for their projects, with the close involvement and supervision of lecturers and industry partners.
Graduates of this programme find employment as Information Technology support technicians in a wide variety of settings.
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Information Technology is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6).
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,400,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,400 payable in two installments
This qualification is intended for a person who will design simple computer systems, create simple computer programs, manage, administer and support computer−based information systems in an organization.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) Develop simple computer programs that stress problem solving, independent of a particular programming language.
(ii) Comprehend the techniques used to apply computers to a wide range of tasks, and associated skills of problem solving with the aid of computers.
(iii) Enroll in a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or any related discipline of study at NTA level 7
Direct Entry: Holder of Certificate of Secondary Education with four (4) Passes in NonReligious Studies and Advanced Certificate of Secondary Examination. One Principle Pass and two Subsidiary Pass in either Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry, otherwise O’Level should have a credit in Mathematics.
Equivalent qualification: Holder of certificate of secondary education examination (CSEE) with four passes in non religious subjects and Holder of basic technician certificate in computer engineering, telecommunication and electronics engineering and information technology.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| CST05101 | Programming I |
| CST05102 | Introduction to Data Communications |
| GST05101 | Introduction to Communication Skills |
| ITT05101 | Fundamentals of Website Design |
| ITT05102 | Introduction to Computer Systems |
| MTT05101 | Basic Mathematics and Statistics |
| Semester II | |
| CST05203 | Basic Operating Systems |
| CST05204 | Introduction to Computer Networks |
| CST05205 | Fundamentals of Database Management |
| ITT05203 | Introduction to Electronic Commerce |
| ITT05204 | Desktop Publishing |
| ITT05205 | Introduction to Information Systems |
| ITT05206 | Field Practical Training |
| Year II Semester I | |
| GSD06101 | Business Communication |
| MTD06102 | Mathematics and Statistics |
| CSD06101 | Object Oriented Programming |
| ITD06101 | Fundamentals of Systems Analysis and Design |
| CSD06102 | Relational Database Development Using SQL |
| GSD06101 | Business Communication |
| CSD06103 | Fundamentals of Computer Security (Elective) |
| CSD06104 | Introduction to Visual Programming (Elective) |
| Semester II | |
| MSD06201 | Fundamentals of Management |
| CSD06205 | Event–Driven Programming |
| ITD06204 | Maintenance of Computer Systems |
| CSD06206 | Fundamentals of Operating Systems |
| ITD06207 | Project Work |
| MSD06201 | Fundamentals of Management |
| MSD06202 | Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship (Elective) |
| CSD06207 | Introduction to Internet and Web Development Technologies (Elective) |
Industry Connections
At the end of year one students undertake a field placement where they work in different organizations for eight weeks. Field placement provides students with practical experience and industry contacts that will benefit their academic study and longer-term career.
In the last semester during the second year students undertakes a project (ITD06207 Project Work) that simulates working in industry. In this project students apply skills in software application development. Many students tackle real-world problems for their projects, with the close involvement and supervision of lecturers and industry partners.
Graduates of this programme find employment as Information Technology support technicians in a wide variety of settings.
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Computer Science is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6)
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,400,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,400 payable in two installments.
This qualification is intended to provide the basics of computers and train students to become basic technicians in information technology.
Programme Objective
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
(i) install software and hardware
(ii) perform software and network troubleshooting
(iii) create simple databases and desktop publications,
(iv) design simple websites
(v) possess basic entrepreneurial skills
(vi) Enroll in an Ordinary Diploma in Computer Science, Ordinary Diploma in Information Technology or any related discipline of study at NTA level 5.
Direct Entry: Holders of Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (CSEE) with four (4) D passes and above in non-religious subjects. One of the Passes should include either Physics or Chemistry or Mathematics
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| GST04101 | Elementary Business Communication |
| MTT04101 | Elements of Business Mathematics and Statistics |
| ITT04101 | Computer Applications |
| CST04101 | Basics of Data Communications |
| ITT04102 | Introduction to computer hardware and software |
| GST04101 | Elementary Business Communication |
| Semester II | |
| CST04202 | Introduction to programming concepts |
| CST04203 | Essentials of Internet and Web technology |
| ITT04203 | Basics of Computer maintenance and troubleshooting |
| CST04204 | Database Principles |
| MST04201 | Basic Entrepreneurship |
| ITT04204 | Project |
This qualification is intended for a person who will clearly understand computer systems and related devices, install software, hardware and software troubleshooting, network troubleshooting, create simple databases, create desktop publications, design simple website, possess entrepreneurial skills and communicate technical information in the field of computing and information technology; and develop ideas towards technical knowledge, skills and motivation in computing and information technology in pursuance of further knowledge and skills
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Information Technology is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6).
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,400,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,400 payable in two installments
This qualification is designed for a person who will be able analyse, apply skills and knowledge in a wider range of activities in insurance market, so as to provide services at managerial level.
Programme Objectives
The graduates of this programme will be competent and be able to;
i. Underwrite insurance risks
ii. Analyse, evaluate and assess risks in insurance context
iii. Undertake professional risk assessment, evaluation, and control
iv. Design insurance covers
v. Serve insurance companies as senior managers and play supervisory roles in the insurance industry, work as personal financial planners or as an employee benefits managers, insurance agents, brokers, risk managers, or safety or loss−control expert
vi. Provide insurance and risk management advisory services.
Direct Entry: Two principal passes at A-level
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Insurance and Risk Management or Business Administration or Economics with an average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least four passes (excluding religious subjects) at O-level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| GSU07101 | Communication Skills |
| GSU07102 | Business Law |
| GSU07103 | Development Studies |
| ECU07102 | Principles of Economics |
| AFU07101 | Principles of Accounting |
| MTU07101 | Business Mathematics |
| Semester II | |
| GSU07204 | Laws of Insurance |
| IRU07201 | Theory of risk and insurance |
| ITU07205 | Introduction to Computers |
| IRU07202 | Principles of risk management |
| MTU07203 | Business statistics |
| MSU07201 | Principles of Management |
| Field Practical Work | |
| Year II Semester III | |
| IRU07303 | Statistical Package for Insurance |
| IRU07304 | General Insurance |
| IRU 07305 | Enterprise Risk Management |
| MSU 07303 | Principles of Marketing |
| IRU 07306 | Life Insurance |
| IRU 07307 | Field Work Report |
| IRU 07308 | Insurance Broking (Elective) |
| IRU 07309 | Alternative Risk Transfer (Elective) |
| IRU 073010 | Marketing of Insurance Products (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| IRU 07412 | Insurance Underwriting |
| IRU 07413 | Claims Management |
| SPU 07410 | Fundamentals of Actuarial Science |
| IRU 07414 | Motor Insurance |
| MSU 07401 | Research Methodology |
| Field Work | |
| IRU 07415 | Engineering Insurance (Elective) |
| IRU 07416 | Economics of Insurance (Elective) |
| IRU 07417 | Fundamentals of Loss Assessment and adjustment (Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| IRU08501 | Liability insurance |
| IRU08502 | Operational risk management |
| IRU08503 | Marine insurance principles |
| MSU08501 | Strategic management |
| IRU08504 | Property and pecuniary insurances |
| RM851 | Field Work Report |
| IRU08505 | Risk management in financial institutions (Elective) |
| MSU08501 | Human resource management (Elective) |
| IRU 08506 | Bancassurance (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| SPU08601 | Health Insurance Financing |
| MSU08601 | Entrepreneurship |
| IRU08607 | Life Insurance Underwriting |
| IRU08608 | Marine insurance practice |
| IRU08610 | Reinsurance |
| IRU08609 | Financial risk management (Elective) |
| IRU08611 | Retirement Planning and Administration (Elective) |
| IRU08612 | Project risk management (Elective) |
| IRU08613 | Micro-insurance (Elective) |
The programme is designed to produce responsible, creative, comprehensive and innovative graduates to deal with all types of insurance business and associated risks which could cause both unfavourable outcomes in business and in well−being of human life.
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,800 payable in two installments.
This qualification is intended to produce competent experts who will be able to provide services in a range of social protection issues, at higher levels of an organisation. The programme has been developed to produce responsible, creative, comprehensive graduates to deal with social policy administration, including social protection systems, social health financing systems/methods and other income security programmes designed to respond to the socio−economic demands of the nation.
Programme Objectives
The graduates of this programme will be competent and able to;
i. Design and implement viable and sustainable social protection systems.
ii. Plan and manage social protection schemes in the country and elsewhere.
iii. Evaluate, analyse and design sustainable social protection systems.
iv. Manage actuarial information systems, implement actuarial recommendations and facilitate actuarial valuation of a social protection system.
Direct Entry:Two principal passes at A-level
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Social Protection, Accounting, Business Administration, Economics or Banking and Finance with an average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, and at least four passes (excluding religious subjects) at O-level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| SPU07101 | Principles of Social protection |
| ECU07101 | Micro-Economics |
| MTU07101 | Business Mathematics |
| GSU 07101 | Communication Skills |
| GSU07102 | Development Studies |
| GSU07103 | Business Law |
| Semester II | |
| SPU07202 | Social Protection Laws |
| ECU07202 | Macroeconomics |
| MTU07203 | Business Statistics |
| SPU07203 | Social Risk Management |
| MSU07201 | Principles of Management |
| ITU07205 | Introduction to Computers |
| Year II Semester III | |
| SPU07304 | Poverty and Inequality |
| SPU07305 | Health Insurance policy and planning |
| SPU07306 | Principles of Demography |
| SPU07307 | Computer Application (Social Protection Package) |
| AFU07304 | Corporate Finance |
| SPU07308 | Field Work Report |
| IRU 07304 | Life Assurance (Elective) |
| ECU07303 | Managerial Economics (Elective) |
| MSU07303 | Principles of Marketing (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| SPU07409 | Social Protection Policy Design |
| SPU07410 | Fundamentals of Actuarial Science |
| SPU07411 | Economics of social insurance |
| MSU07401 | Research Methodology |
| MTU07401 | Business Statistics II |
| AFU07401 | Investment Analysis and Capital Markets (Elective) |
| IRU07402 | Claims Management (Elective) |
| IRU07401 | Insurance Underwriting (Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| SPU08501 | Social Protection Administration |
| SPU08502 | Actuarial Practice in Social Protection |
| SPU08503 | Public Policy |
| SPU08504 | Labour Laws |
| ECU08504 | Public Finance |
| SPU08505 | Field Work Report |
| MSU08502 | Entrepreneurship (Elective) |
| MSU08501 | Strategic Management (Elective) |
| IRU08506 | Alternative Risk Transfe (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| SPU08606 | Health Care Modelling & Financing |
| SPU08607 | Social Budgeting |
| SPU08608 | Social Protection Financing |
| SPU08609 | Retirement Planning and Administration |
| MSU08602 | Human Resources Management |
| ECU08608 | Labour Economics (Elective) |
| SPU08610 | Risk And Uncertainty ( Elective) |
| IRU08613 | Micro-Insurance (Elective) |
The programme has been developed to produce responsible, creative, comprehensive graduates to deal with social policy administration, including social protection systems, social health financing systems/methods and other income security programmes designed to respond to the socio−economic demands of the nation.
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,800 payable in two installments.
This qualification is designed to produce competent personnel who will be able to apply knowledge and skills of banking and finance principles, in banking and financial services industries.
Programme Objectives
The holder of this qualification will be able to;
i. Evaluate risks and uncertainty as applied in banking and financial services industry and execute the principles and techniques of risk and treasury management.
ii. Plan and allocate resources for effective management of the functions of banks and other financial institutions.
iii. Responsibly perform his/her professional duties in an ethical manner.
iv. Evaluate and execute principles and techniques of international finance and banking operations, strategic planning and management.
Direct Entry: Two principal passes. Those without a principal pass or subsidiary pass in Mathematics must have a credit at O- level.
Equivalent qualification: Diploma in Accounting, Business Administration, Procurement and Supplies Management, Tax Administration, Economics or Banking and Finance with an average of “B” or GPA of 3.0, with at least four passes (excluding religious subjects) at O-level.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| GSU 07103 | Communication Skills |
| GSU 07102 | Business Law I |
| MTU 07101 | Business Mathematics |
| GSU 07101 | Development Studies |
| ECU 07101 | Micro Economics |
| AFU 07101 | Principles of Accounting |
| Semester II | |
| BFU 07201 | Principles of Banking |
| MTU 07201 | Descriptive Statistics for Business |
| ITU 07205 | Introduction to Computers |
| ECU 07201 | Macro Economics |
| AFU 07202 | Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| MSU 07201 | Principles of Management |
| BF 07202 | Fieldwork |
| Year II Semester III | |
| BFU 07303 | Banking Operations |
| AFU 07304 | Corporate Finance |
| BFU 07304 | International Trade Finance |
| GSU 07304 | Law Related to Banking |
| BFU 07305 | Marketing of Financial Services |
| ECU 07301 | Managerial Economics (Elective) |
| BF 07306 | Islamic Banking (Elective) |
| AFU 07410 | Investment Analysis and Capital Markets (Elective) |
| Semester IV | |
| BFU 07406 | Credit and Lending Decisions |
| BFU 07407 | International Banking and Finance |
| BFU 07408 | Bank Management |
| MGU 07402 | Entrepreneurship |
| RM 741 | Research Methodology |
| BFU 07409 | Field work |
| AFU 07408 | Financial Reporting (Elective) |
| MTU 07401 | Business Statistics II |
| AFU 07411 | Lease Financing (Elective) |
| Year III Semester V | |
| BFU 08501 | Corporate Governance |
| AFU 08504 | International Finance |
| BFU 08502 | Risk Management |
| BFU 08503 | Financial Markets and Institutions |
| BFU 08504 | Money and Banking |
| ITU 08509 | Electronic Business (Elective) |
| MSU08501 | Strategic Management (Elective) |
| IRU 08502 | Property and Pecuniary Insurance (Elective) |
| Semester VI | |
| IRU 08506 | Bancassurance |
| AFU 08605 | Financial Analysis and Project Management |
| AFU 08604 | Treasury Management |
| BFU 08605 | Microfinance |
| ECU 08604 | Public Finance (Elective) |
| IRU 08612 | Microinsurance (Elective) |
| SPU 08603 | Social Protection Financing (Elective) |
Carrier Opportunities
Bachelor of Banking and Finance (BBF) programme is geared towards producing innovative and flexible graduates who can fit in modern banking and financial profession and orient themselves towards job creating mindset.
The Programme runs for three (3) years.
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,500,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,800 payable in two installments.
This qualification is intended for people who will be able to analyze, apply skills and knowledge in a wide range of activities in insurance market, provides services as middle level managers in an organisations.
Programme Objectives
At the end of the programme, the participants will be able to:
i. Apply the fundamental principles and practices relating to commercial general insurance.
ii. Design and develop simple Insurance Products
iii. Apply principles of management and entrepreneurial skills in Businesses
Direct Entry: Holder of Form six certificates with at least a principal and a subsidiary pass (excluding religious subjects).
Equivalent qualification: A Form Four certificate with at least four passes (religious subjects not counted) and with NTA level 4 i.e. Basic Certificate from a recognized higher learning institution. For ODCS and ODIT, one of the passes at O – level must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| ECT05101 | Elements Of Economics |
| GST05101 | Introduction To Communication Skills |
| IRT05101 | Introduction To Insurance |
| IRT05102 | Introduction To Risk Management |
| IRT05103 | Legal Aspects Of Insurance |
| MTT05101 | Basic Mathematics And Statistics |
| Semester II | |
| AFT05201X | Introduction to Accounting I |
| IRT05201 | Insurance Intermediaries |
| IRT05202 | Insurance Claims Procedures |
| IRT05203 | Introduction To Theory And Practice Of Life Assurance |
| IRT05204 | Introduction To General Insurance Business |
| ITT05207 | Introduction To Computer Applications |
| IRT 05205 | Field Practical Work |
| Year II Semester III | |
| IRD06101 | Insurance Practice |
| IRD06102 | Household Insurance |
| IRD06103 | Motor Insurance Products |
| IRD06104 | Operational Risk Management |
| GSD06101 | Basic Communication Skills |
| MTD06103 | Mathematics and Statistics |
| MSD06202 | Field Work Report |
| Semester IV | |
| IRD06201 | Insurance Regulations |
| IRD06202 | Introduction to Health Insurance |
| IRD06203 | Introduction to Marine and Aviation Insurance |
| MSD06201 | Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship |
| MSD06202 | Fundamentals of Management |
| IRD06205 | Insurance Regulations |
The holder of the qualification will be able to apply insurance and risk management knowledge and skills in a broad range of work activities, most of which are non−routine
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Insurance and Risk Management is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6)
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,200,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,200 payable in two installments
This qualification is designed to train participants to have competencies in the field of social protection who will work at supervisory or junior management positions in the social welfare sectors.
Programme Objectives
At the end of the programme, candidate will be able to;
i. Describe complex issues of social and economic development problems that are raising concern for the need for public policy.
ii. Use theoretical tools of public finance in designing and administering social policy.
iii. Apply social protection skills to target and design a social protection system, including the mechanisms for its administration, financing and sustainability, as well as applying various components of social security legislation in a country’s social protection system.
Direct Entry: Holder of Form six certificates with at least a principal and a subsidiary pass (excluding religious subjects).
Equivalent qualification: A Form Four certificate with at least four passes (religious subjects not counted) and with NTA level 4 i.e. Basic Certificate from a recognized higher learning institution. For ODCS and ODIT, one of the passes at O – level must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| SPT05101 | Introduction to Social Security |
| IRT05102 | Introduction to Risk Management |
| ECT 05101 | Elements of Economics |
| GST 05102 | Development Studies |
| MTT 05101 | Mathematics & Statistics |
| GST 05101 | Basic Communication Skills |
| Semester II | |
| SP 05202 | Administration of a Pension Scheme |
| SPT05203 | Administration of a Social Health Insurance Scheme |
| SPT05204 | Law Related to Social Security |
| AFT05204 | Basics of Corporate Finance |
| IRT05205 | Introduction to theories and practice of Life assurance |
| ITT 05207 | Introduction to Computers |
| Year II Semester III | |
| SPD 06101 | Fundamentals of Welfare Economics |
| SPD 06102 | Legal Aspects of Social Protection |
| SPD 06103 | Economic Theory of Insurance |
| SPD 06104 | Micro- Insurance & Social Protection |
| MTD 06101 | Mathematics & Statistics |
| GSD 06101 | Basic Communication Skills |
| Semester IV | |
| SPD06205 | Administration of Income Security Programs |
| ECD06201 | Principles of Economics |
| IRD06202 | Introduction to Health Insurance |
| MSD06201 | Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship |
| MSD06202 | Fundamentals of Management |
| SPD06206 | Field Practical Work |
The holder of the qualification will be able to apply social protection knowledge and skills in a broad range of work activities, most of which are non routine and be able to assume operational responsibilities.
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Social Protection is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6)
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,200,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,200 payable in two installments
This is a two−year programme designed for candidates who require basic banking skills or those who wish to learn about new technology and practices in the banking and financial institutions industry.
The programme combines banking and finance principles and practices in financial institutions and focuses on teaching students through actual case studies and real world applications
Programme Objectives
The holder of this qualification will be able to;
i. Apply microfinance theories and models, banking practices and laws governing banking in providing effective and efficient banking services
ii. Apply communication skills, fundamentals of marketing and customer care skills, management skills and basics of entrepreneurial skills in promoting banking products and sales
iii. Appropriately use mathematics and economics skills in executing routine and non routine work in banking and financial institutions environment, use accounting skills and corporate finance principles in making investment decisions in banking and financial institutions.
Direct Entry: Holder of Form six certificates with at least a principal and a subsidiary pass (excluding religious subjects).
Equivalent qualification: A Form Four certificate with at least four passes (religious subjects not counted) and with NTA level 4 i.e. Basic Certificate from a recognized higher learning institution. For ODCS and ODIT, one of the passes at O – level must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Year I Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| CLT 05101 | Basic Communication Skills |
| AFT 05101 | Introduction to Accounting I |
| BFT 0 5101 | Elements of Banking |
| LW511 | Introduction to Business Law |
| MTT 05101 | Basic Mathematics and Statistics |
| Semester II | |
| BFT 05202 | Selling and Customer Care Skills |
| BFT 05203 | Commerce |
| AFT 05202 | Basics of Corporate Finance and Financial Services |
| BFT 0 5204 | Introduction to International Trade |
| CIT 528 | Introduction to Computer Application |
| BFT 05205 | Field Work Practical Training |
| Year II Semester III | |
| BFD 06101 | Principles of Micro Finance |
| ECD 06101 | Principles of Economics |
| AFD 06101 | Financial Accounting I |
| MTD 06101 | Mathematics and statistics |
| BFD 06102 | Principles and practices of banking |
| MG 611 | Principles of Marketing and customer services |
| Semester IV | |
| BFU 0620 | Project work |
| AFD 06103 | Principles of corporate finance |
| BFD 06203 | SMEs Financing by banks |
| GSD 06201 | Law Relating to Banks |
| MSD 06202 | Fundamentals of Management |
| MSU 06201 | Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship |
The programme is geared towards producing junior professionals with banking skills, new technology and practices in the banking and financial institutions industry.
The programme runs for two (2) years where Ordinary Diploma in Banking and Finance is awarded upon successfully completion of two National Technical Awards programmes at level 5 (NTA 5) and level 6 (NTA 6)
Tuition Fee Structure
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 1,200,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US$ 1,200 payable in two installments
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The award of the Technician Certificate in Insurance and Risk Management shall be made to a successful student who has completed and passed all modules in Semester I and Semester II.
A Form four certificate with at least four passes (excluding religious subjects). For BTCC & IT, one of the four passes must be in Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry.
Curriculum Structure
Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| SPT04101 | Elements of Social Protection |
| SPT04102 | Fundamentals of Health Insurance |
| IRT04101 | Essentials of risk management |
| IRT04102 | Fundamentals of Insurance |
| MTT04101 | Elements of Business Mathematics and Statistics |
| GST04101 | Elementary Business Communication |
| Semester II | |
| SPT04203 | Elements of MicroInsurance |
| SPT04204 | Introduction to Law Related to Social Security |
| IRT04203 | Basics of short term insurance |
| IRT04204 | Basics of long term insurance |
| ITT04205 | Basic Information Technology Applications |
| BFT04203 | Elements of Commerce |
| SPT04205 | Field Practical Work |
This programme is focused on developing professionals who will competently work at technical level positions at routine level in Insurance Field by performing daily business related tasks involving Insurance data and executing the duties assigned to him/her in business environment.
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 800,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,000 payable in two installments.
This qualification is intended for a person who will competently work at technical level positions at routine level in Banking and Finance field
Curriculum Structure
Semester I
| Subject Code | Subject Name |
| AFT 04101 | Bookkeeping and Accounts I |
| AFT 04102 | Foundation of Finance |
| BFT 04101 | Elements of Commerce |
| GST 04101 | Elementary Business Communication |
| MTT 04101 | Element of Mathematics and Statistics |
| Semester II | |
| AFT 04203 | Bookkeeping and Accounts II |
| AFT 04204 | Elements of Cost Accounting |
| MST 04201 | Basic Entrepreneurship |
| MST 04202 | Element of Customer Services |
| ITT 04205 | Basic Information Technology Applications |
| AFT 04205 | Practical Training |
This qualification is intended for a person who will competently work at technical level positions at routine level in Banking and Finance field
i) For Tanzanians is Tshs. 800,000 payable in two installments.
ii) For Foreign Students is US $ 1,000 payable in two installments.
