TheSirNic/uni_co huggingface dataset:
Degree program: Doctor of Medicine
Admission capacity: 80
Combination(s): PCB
Admission requirements: Three principal passes in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with
minimum of 6 points: A minimum of D grade in Chemistry,
Biology and Physics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,800,000/=
Anatomy
Biochemistry
Basic Physiology
Behavioural Sciences
Professionalism and Ethics  Anatomy
Biochemistry
Clinical Physiology
Development Studies
Professionalism and Ethics
Basic Communication Skills      Pathology
Microbiology and Immunology
Parasitology and Entomology
Epidemiology/Research Methods
Development Studies  Pathology
Epidemiology & Research Methods
Clinical Pharmacology
Psychopathology
Nutritional Field Project      Internal Medicine
Paediatrics and Child Health
Surgery
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Professionalism and Ethics
Communicable Diseases Control
Radiology
Emergency Medicine  Internal Medicine
Paediatrics and Child Health
Surgery
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Professionalism and Ethics
Communicable Diseases Control
Radiology
Emergency Medicine      Psychiatry
Community Medicine
MD Research Project
Otorhinolaryngology
Ophthalmology
Anaesthesiology
Dental and Oral Surgery  Psychiatry
Community Medicine
MD Research Project
Otorhinolaryngology
Ophthalmology
Anaesthesiology
Dental and Oral Surgery      Internal Medicine
Paediatrics & Child Health
Surgery
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Orthopaedics, Trauma & Neurosurgery  Internal Medicine
Paediatrics & Child Health
Surgery
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Orthopaedics, Trauma & Neurosurgery
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts
Admission capacity: 70
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, French, Arabic, Fine Arts,
Economics, Commerce, Accountancy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology,
Advanced Mathematics, Agriculture, Computer Science or
Nutrition.
Annual tuition fee: 1,000,000/=
Creative Arts and Society
Fundamentals of Acting
Communication Skills
Fundamentals of Theatre Arts
Development Perspectives I
Introduction to Social Science Research Method I  Introduction to Theatre Directing
Theatre Practices in Tanzania
Introduction to Creative Writing in Stage, Screen, and Radio
Development Perspectives II
African Theatre
Introduction to Social Science Research Method II      Art Communication and Social Mobilization
World Theatre
Advanced Acting
Theatre Criticism and Dramaturgy  Play Writing
Advanced Play Directing
Theatre for Children and Youth
Introduction to Critical Thinking and Argumentation  Introduction to Film and Television
Production Design
Fundamentals of Drama Therapy
Pan-African Thought and Practice I  African Cinema and Cinematic Practices
Creative Arts and Gender
Pan-African Thought and Practice II
African Dance
Practical Training (done during the long vacation)  Management and Administration of the Creative Arts
Research in the Creative Arts
Advanced Play Writing
Theatre for Development  Play Production
Acting for the Screen/Stage
Dance Choreography
Theatre in Education  Television Production for Children and Youth
Radio Drama Production
Film and Television Production  Advanced Theatre for Children and Youth
Creative Arts and Tourism
Advertising and Sales Promotion
Degree program: Bachelor of Business Administration (Evening)
Admission capacity: 192
Combination(s): ALL
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: History,
Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, French, Arabic, Fine Arts,
Economics, Commerce, Accountancy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology,
Advanced Mathematics, Agriculture, Computer Science or
Nutrition. Those without a principal or subsidiary pass in
Advanced Mathematics MUST HAVE a minimum of �C� grade in
Mathematics at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Principles of Accounting I
Introduction to Business
Business Communication
Elementary Business Mathematics  Principles of Accounting II
Principles and Practices of Management and Administration
Business Environment I
Micro-Economics
Introduction to Information Technology and Information Systems      Management Accounting
Business Environment II
Macro-Economics
Quantitative Methods for Business Decision Making  Introduction to Business Law
Introduction to Financial Management
Management Information Systems
Principles of Marketing  Third Trimester:

Business Policy and Strategic Management
Human Resources Management
Small Business and Entrepreneurship    Taxation
Financial Statement Analysis
Business Planning and Development
Marketing of Services  Financial Management for Small Business
Insurance and Risk Management
Marketing for Small Business
International Marketing  Third Trimester:

Project Work
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Crop Science and Technology
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): PGM,PCB,CBA,CBG,CBN
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: Agriculture,
Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Physics or Nutrition.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Development Perspectives I
Introduction to Agriculture
Field Crops Production I
Introduction to Informatics and Microcomputers
Horticulture I: Principles of Horticulture Production
Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture (UPA) I
Mathematics for Biological and Chemical Sciences.  
Introduction to Soil Science    Communication Skills for Science Students
Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology
Introduction to Plant Genetics
Introduction to Plant Physiology
Agricultural Botany
Development Perspectives II    Entrepreneurship and Innovation I  Plant Molecular Genetics
Plant Biochemistry
Plant Developmental Physiology
Field Crops Production II
Experimental Design and Analysis in Crop Science  Pollination Ecology
Introduction to Precision Agriculture
Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition
Agricultural Extension and ICT
Agro-forestry
Practical Training I  Horticulture II: Olericulture and Ornamental Horticulture (Elective)
Urban and Peri-urban Agriculture (UPA) II (Elective)   
Agricultural Ecology (Elective)
Introduction to Agricultural Meteorology (Elective)  Conservation Agriculture (Elective)  Crop Breeding and Biotechnology
Seed Production Technology
Organic Agriculture
Precision Agriculture Technologies
Postharvest Technology I  Crop Protection
Soil Water Plant Relationship
Practical Training II
Agricultural Resources and Farm Management
Agricultural Value Chain
Research Project  Horticulture III: Fruit Production (Pomology and Viticulture) (Elective)
Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture (UPA) III (Elective)
Agricultural Products Marketing I (Elective)  Crop Production Modeling (Elective)
Postharvest Technology II (Elective)
Agribusiness Management (Elective)
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and Geography
Admission capacity: 50
Combination(s): HGL,HGK,HGE
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in History and Geography.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Introduction to Archaeology
Survey of World Prehistory
Introduction to Physical Geography
Communication Skills for Arts and Social Sciences
Introduction to Critical Thinking and Argumentation
Development Perspectives I  Principles of Archaeology
Introduction to Anthropology
Introduction to Environmental Education
Environment Resources and Food Security
Climatology
Development Perspectives II      Development of Archaeological Thoughts
African Civilizations
Soil Resources
Environmental Education and Conservation
Tourism and Leisure  Human Evolution
Research Methods in Archaeology and Heritage
Archaeological Methodology
Remote Sensing
Special Practical Training during the long vacation (8 weeks)
Field Training in Archaeology (Excavation)  Pan-African Thought and Practice I
Ceramic Analysis in Archaeology
Basics in Archaeometallurgy  Pan-African Thought and Practice II
Lithic Analysis in Archaeology
Basics in Zooarchaeology  Archaeology of Tanzania
Approaches to Hunter-Gatherers Studies
Museum Studies
Natural Resources Management
Geographical Information Systems  Advanced Archaeological Theory
Environmental Policy and Planning
Environmental Assessment
Cultural Heritage Management  Mortuary Archaeology
People and Cultures in Africa
Heritage Laws  Basics in Archaeology
Recent Research Approaches in Archaeology
Independent Project in Archaeology/Heritage Management (Dissertation)
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts with Education (Chinese and English)
Admission capacity: 120
Combination(s): KFL,HGL,HKL
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in English Language and in one the
following subjects: History, Geography, Kiswahili, French, Arabic,
Fine Arts, Economics, Commerce, Accountancy or Advanced
Mathematics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering
Admission capacity: 57
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics. An
applicant without at least a subsidiary pass in Chemistry MUST
HAVE a minimum of �C� grade at O-Level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,500,000/=
Communication Skills for Engineers
Programming in C
Development Perspectives I
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Engineering Drawing
Introduction to Electrical Circuits
Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD)  Development Perspectives II
Introduction to Computer Networks
Programming in Java
One Variable Calculus & Diff. Eq. for Non-Majors
Workshop Training
Analogue Electronics I
Digital Electronics I
Introduction to Telecommunication      Electronics Measurements and Instrumentation I
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Computer Hardware and System Maintenance
Computer Network Design and Administration
Engineering Electromagnetics I
Several Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Analogue Electronics II
Analogue Electronics Practical  Object-Oriented Programming in Java
Engineering Electromagnetics II
Statistics for Non-Majors
Digital Electronics II
Digital Electronics Practical
Fundamentals of Signals and Systems      Control Systems Engineering
Micro Computer Systems I
Analogue Electronics III
Interfacing Techniques  Electronics Measurements and Instrumentation II
Digital Electronics III
System Design and Implementation
Microelectronics I
Introduction to Research Methods      Industrial Safety and Maintenance
Analogue Electronics IIII

Embedded Electronics Track

Introduction to Robotics
High-frequency Communication System Design
Micro Computer Systems II

Electronics Science Track

Optoelectronic Devices
Microelectronics II
Solid-state Electronics  General Engineering Procedures and Ethics
Entrepreneurship for Engineers
Final Project

Embedded Electronics Track
Embedded Systems

Electronics Science Track
Ultra-fast Electronics Technologies  Modern Control Systems Engineering
Engineering Economics
Human Resources Management
Digital Broadcasting Technologies
Microwave Communication
Wireless Technologies  High-Speed Network Technologies
Mobile Communication
Nuclear Electronics
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Marine Sciences
Admission capacity: 45
Combination(s): OLD:PGM,PCM,PCB,CBG,CBA,CBN,EGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Biology and in one the following subjects:
Chemistry, Agriculture, Physics, Geography and Advanced
Mathematics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Biological Oceanography I
Chemical Oceanography I
Geological Oceanography I
Physical Oceanography I
Introduction to Informatics for Marine Scientists
Development Perspectives I  Biological Oceanography II
Chemical Oceanography II
Geological Oceanography II
Physical Oceanography II
Development Perspectives II
Practical Training I  Communication Skills for Science students (Elective)
Marine Instrumentation (Elective)  Socio-economic Aspects in Coastal and Marine Resources (Elective)
Survival and Safety for Marine Scientists (Elective)  Introduction to Fisheries Science
Biology and Ecology of Mangrove
Marine Phytoplankton and Primary Production
Scientific Writing and Communication
Climate Change and Variability I
Principles of Coastal and Marine GIS and Remote Sensing  Fish Biology and Taxonomy
Biology and Ecology of Coral Reefs
Introduction to Integrated Coastal Zone Management
Marine Non-living Resources
Biostatistics for Marine Scientists
Practical Training II  Introduction to Marine Pollution and Control (Elective)
Marine Product Sanitation and Product Control (Elective)
Introduction to Environmental Assessment for Marine Scientists (Elective)  Climate Change and Variability II (Elective)
Introduction to Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning (Elective)
Coastal and Marine Ecotourism (Elective)  Fish Stock Assessment
Marine Resource Marketing and Entrepreneurship
Introduction to Aquaculture
Aquaculture Feeds and Production
Breeding and Stock Enhancement in Aquaculture
Fin fish, Shellfish and Holothurian Farming Technologies
Coastal and Nearshore Processes
Marine Plant Physiology  Petroleum Geology
Seagrasses and Seaweed Ecology
Coastal and Marine Engineering
Research Project
Principles of Geophysics    Hydrogeology (Elective)
Introduction to Maritime Law and Policy (Elective)
Degree program: Bachelor of Arts in Diplomatic and Military History
Admission capacity: 75
Combination(s): HKL,HGL,HGK,HGE
Admission requirements: Two principal passes one of which must be in History with a
minimum of �C� grade and in one the following subjects: English,
Kiswahili, Economics, Geography, Fine Arts, French or Arabic.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Introduction to the History of Diplomacy
Introduction to the History of War and Strategy
National Interests and Statecraft in History I
Communication Skills for Arts and Social Sciences
Development Perspectives I
Introduction to Social Science Research Methods I  Diplomatic and Consular Practices in Historical Perspective
Introduction to Peace and Security Diplomacy
Introduction to Tanzania�s Strategic Neighbourhood
Development Perspectives II
Social Science Research Method II
Introduction to Critical Thinking and Argumentation      International Relations I
National Security Strategies in World History
War, Patriotism, and Nationalism
National Interests and International Negotiations Diplomacy
Tanzania and the History of Liberation Struggles  Defence and National Development
Etiquette, Protocol, and Decorum
The Art of War: Theory and History
International Relations II
Basic Concepts in International Law  War and Warfare in World History
Globalization and National Interests
War in Tanzanian History  Colloquium on Military Strategy and Doctrines
National Interests and Statecraft in History II
Conference Diplomacy and International Organization
Practical Training in Diplomatic and Military History (No Credits)  Ethics of War and Peace in Contemporary World
Theory and Practice in Archival Research
Introduction to Civil-Military Relations
African International Relations and Foreign Policy
Issues in International Law  Conflict Reconstructions and Peace Building in Contemporary History
Regional Economic Integration and Contemporary Diplomacy in Africa
The Indian Ocean Geo-Political Security
International Humanitarian Law
Diplomatic and Consular Practices in Historical Perspective II  Evolution of Warfare in Contemporary Times
Peace Making and Conflict Resolution
The United Nations System
The Politics of North-South Relations  Wars and Militarism in History
Theory and Practice in Archival Research
History of Global Capitalism and Competitiveness
Regional Security Dynamics and Area Studies
Foreign and Defense Policy Analysis
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Statistics
Admission capacity: 60
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM,EGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and one of the
following subjects: Economics, Geography, Commerce,
Accountancy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Computer Science.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Foundations of Analysis
Linear Algebra 1
Basic Statistics
Principles of Microeconomics
Development Perspectives I
Computer Programming  Ordinary Differential Equation I
Development Perspectives II
Principles of Macroeconomics
Computer Programming
Analysis I: Functions of Single Variable
Probability Theory I  Communication Skills for Science Students (Elective)  Discrete Mathematics (Elective)
Time Series and Index Numbers (Elective)  Analysis 2: Functions of Several Variables
Probability Distributions I
Linear Programming
Applied Statistics I
Partial Differential Equations
Statistical Inference I  Numerical Analysis 1
Probability Distributions II
Applied Statistics II  Mathematical Computing (Elective)
Basic Demographics Methods (Elective)  Rigid Body Mechanics (Elective)
Probability Theory II (Elective)  Abstract Algebra
Statistical Inference II
Analysis 4: Real Analysis
Complex Analysis
Statistical Inference I (continuation from Second Year)  Sampling Theory and Methodology
Practical Training
Project
Functional Analysis
Statistical Quality Control
Regression Analysis  Design and Analysis of Experiments (Elective)
Queuing Theory and Inventory Models (Elective)  Fluid Mechanics (Elective)
Stochastic Processes (Elective)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Business Information Technology
Admission capacity: 90
Combination(s): OLD:PGM,PCM,PCB,CBG,CBA,CBN,EGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in the following subjects: Advanced
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Economics. In
addition, for applicants without Advanced Mathematics in their
principal subjects must have a minimum of �C� grade in
Mathematics at O-level.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Programming in C
Development Perspectives I
Basic Statistics
Principles of Accounting I
Principles of Microeconomic Analysis
Introduction to Business
Business Computer Communication  Probability Theory I
Introduction to Computer Networks
Web Programming
Principles of Macroeconomic Analysis
Principles and Practice of Management
Development Perspectives II      Data Abstraction and Algorithms
Principles of Database Systems
Object-oriented Analysis and Design
Practical Training I

Mobile Application Development
Business Process Management  Programming in R
Business Law and Ethics
Operations Research I
Object-Oriented Programming in Java  Game Theory and Applications
Computer Network Design and Administration
Principles of Finance.
Applied Statistics I
Statistical Inference I  Structured Systems Analysis and Design
Introduction to GIS
Web Services and Technologies
Financial Management  Principles of Operating Systems
Software Engineering
IT Audit and Controls
Entrepreneurship
Software Project Management  Business Intelligence
Enterprise Systems
Principles of Systems Security
Final Year Project  Trends and Social-cultural implications of Information Technology
Systems Administration in Linux
Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management
Strategic Management
Statistical Quality Control  Environmental Management Information Systems:
Sampling Theory and Methodology
Mobile Computing
Artificial Intelligence
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Geophysics
Admission capacity: 10
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Development Perspectives I
Introduction to Geology and Geological Processes
Linear Algebra
Foundations of Analysis
Classical Mechanics
Vibration and Waves
Earth Materials (Rocks and Minerals)
Rock Physics
Electricity and Magnetism  Development Perspectives II
Introduction to Survey and Mapping
Earth Physics
Ordinary Differential Equations
Analysis 1: Functions of Single Variable
PH121 Electricity and Magnetism (continuation from Semester 1)      Computer Programming
Electromagnetism
Calculus of Several variables
Rock Physics
Partial Differential Equations
Geophysical Field School I
Fundamentals of Engineering Geology  Structural Geology
Nuclear Geophysics
Sedimentology and Sedimentary Petrology    Mineralogy and Crystallography (Elective)
Crystallography and Mineralogy (Elective)
Remote Sensing and GIS (Elective)
Petroleum Geology 1 (Elective)
Communication Skills for Science (Elective)  Principles of Stratigraphy and Palaeontology
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
Gravity and Magnetic Method
Seismology
Metallic Mineral Deposits
  Exploration Seismology
Electrical and Electromagnetic Methods
Geophysical Time Series Analysis  Mathematical Methods for Physics (Elective)
Geotectonics (Elective)  Introduction to Hydrogeology (Elective)
Petroleum Geology II (Elective)  Geology and Mineral Resources of Tanzania
Groundwater and Environmental Geophysics
Seismic Data Interpretation
Inversion of Geophysical Data
Geophysical Field School II  Principles of Management and Administration.
Borehole Geophysics
Introduction to Business
Geophysical Independent Project    Reservoir Characterization (Elective)
Sedimentary Basin and Petroleum Systems (Elective)
Mining Geophysics (Elective)
Industrial Minerals and Rocks (Elective)  Seismic Hazard Analysis (Elective)
History of the Earth (Elective)
Environmental Geology (Elective)
Degree program: Bachelor of Science in Geology and Geothermal Resources
Admission capacity: 10
Combination(s): OLD:PCM,PCB,PGM
NEW:PMC
Admission requirements: Two principal passes in Physics, Chemistry or Advanced
Mathematics.
Annual tuition fee: 1,300,000/=
Development Perspectives I
Environmental Science I
Basic Analytical and Physical Chemistry
Introduction to Geology and Geological Processes
Matrices and Basic Calculus for Non-Majors
Vibration and Waves
Introduction to Computers and Programming for Engineers
Classical Mechanics  Development Perspectives II
Earth Materials (Rocks and Minerals)
Introduction to Survey and Mapping
One Variable Calculus for Non-Majors
Electricity and Magnetism
Atmospheric Thermodynamics
Geological Mapping I      Optical Mineralogy
Introduction to Geochemistry
Mineralogy and Crystallography
Volcanology
Chemical Thermodynamics  Structural Geology
Remote Sensing and GIS
Geothermal Systems
Sedimentology and Sedimentary Petrology
Fundamentals of Geophysics
Geological mapping II  Scientific Methods (Elective)
Fundamentals of Engineering Geology (Elective)  Statistics for Mathematics Non-Major
Hydrometeorology  Principles of Stratigraphy and Palaeontology
Introduction to Hydrogeology
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
Geotectonics
Geochemistry of Thermal Fluids
Isotopes and Tracers of Geothermal Systems  Geothermal Exploration Methods and Modelling
Geothermal Drilling Technology and Risk Management
Applied Geophysics  Mechanics of Fluids (Elective)  Fundamentals of Seismology (Elective)
Chemical Kinetics and Electrochemistry (Elective)
Hydrometeorology (Elective)
Geological mapping II (Elective)  Geology and Mineral Resources of Tanzania
Mineral Economics
Advanced Hydrogeology
Borehole Logging
Geomechanics
Project Proposal Development  History of the Earth
Principles and Practice of Management
Renewable Energy Technology
Geothermal Utilization
Independent Project
Practical Training  Industrial Minerals and Rocks (Elective)  Environmental Geology (Elective)