General Application Procedures
All Applications into Non Degree, Undergraduates and Postgraduates are perfomed online via Admission system
www.zumis.ac.tz/admission
The academic year begins in October and ends in September of the following year. During the registration,
documents are thoroughly checked.
Prospective students are therefore required to bring with them
official original transcripts, certificates and other relevant documents as declared on the application forms.
Legal action shall be taken against any applicant who presents forged documents.
No change of names by students shall be allowed during the registration or the course of study;
students shall only be allowed to use names appearing on their Ordinary Level Certificate.
Application Fees
- For Non-Degree Applications, Applicants are supposed to pay a non-refundable application fee
amounting to TZS 25,000 for Tanzanians and USD 25 for Foreigners.
- For Undergraduates Applications, Applicants are supposed to pay a non-refundable application
fee amounting to TZS 35,000 for Tanzanians and USD 35 for Foreigners.
- For Postgraduates Applications, Applicants are supposed to pay a non-refundable application
fee amounting to TZS 50,000 for Tanzanians and USD 50 for Foreigners.
Selection Procedure
- University’s selects candidates for admission solely according
to TCU and NACTE guidelines and, therefore, all applicants are advised
to abide with the updated criteria provided by the two regulatory bodies.
- Nevertheless, each and every academic unit may dictate some additional
requirements for the admissions into their programmes and the candidates
need to fulfill these additional requirements.
- Along with all relevant qualifications of the applicant and proof of payment
of application fee, the University’s Authorized Board considers and approves
the recommendations of the respective faculty on the suitability of the candidate.
Then, confirms the list of the selected candidates for onward transmission
to TCU or NACTE.
- Admissions Office shall inform the selected applicants about their
successful applications and the programmes they have been selected
together with the reporting dates, fees, duration of the programme,
university’s regulations and other relevant information.
Registration of Students
- University shall register students selected to join each program after having been verified by the TCU or
NACTE and the registration shall be undertaken not more than 14 days after commencement of the academic year.
- Registration closes two weeks after the first day of a new academic semester.
Students who fail to register during the first two weeks shall not be allowed to register and be regarded as non-students.
- Registration can only be considered if the University receives satisfactory evidence that the prospective
student will be adequately financed during the course of the study.
- Fees paid for registration is neither refundable nor transferable.
- A student may be required to sit for University Entrance Examination if the University finds it necessary.
- During registration, students will be required to submit satisfactory medical report to assist
University arrange for necessary facilities.
- No student shall be registered without paying for or submitting valid NHIF identity.
- Prospective foreign students must submit to the Admissions Office or to the Office of Postgraduate
Studies and Research a Police Clearance Certificate from their home or country of residence.
- Tanzanian students must submit two recent passport size photographs.
While Foreign students must submit six passport size photographs.
- Continuing students are required to register for the courses to be studied before
the end of the first two weeks from the beginning of the academic semester.
There will be a fine of TZS. 50,000/= on top of registration fee for students who fail
to register within the stipulated time and those who fail to register during the first three weeks
shall not be allowed to register and, therefore, be regarded as non-students.
- The University shall revoke registration status of any candidate found to have cheated
to gain University admission and legal action shall be taken against such a candidate.