Units

On  2015 after the restructuring of SUA Management System and Organization Structure,the Faculty of Agriculture was split to form College of Agriculture and School of Agricultural Economics and Business Studies (SAEBS) 

The Vision of the College is to become an international recognized centre of excellence and valued member of the Veterinary Education and allied sciences in view to promote socioeconomic development through practical skills, entrepreneurship, research and integration of basic and applied knowledge in solving societal challenges.

The college hosts more than 1800 students who are trained by 136 staff. It currently offers eight undergraduate programs, one post graduate diploma in education, two masters programs, and PhD (by Thesis) in the area of life sciences, physical sciences, environmental sciences, meteorology, hydrogeology, natural products, toxicology, phytochemistry, mathematics, statistics, bioinformatics, informatics, network science, computational sciences, cognitive and science teachers education.

The College of Social Sciences and Humanities is determined to providing a vibrant, engaging, stimulating and supportive learning environment with a view of preparing students to think critically, work cooperatively, and solve problems effectively. The programmes offered by the College have been specially designed in terms of contents and teaching approaches to enable our current and prospective students cope with challenges in the changing world.

For detailed information please visit Department of Engineering Sciences and Technology website

That include but not limited to;

For more detailed and Updated information Please visit: Directorate of Postgraduate Studies,Research,Technology Transfer and Consultancy website

The focus of the programmes is to enable learners acquire the four language  skills namely listening, speaking, reading and writing for their present and future academic and professional pursuits and prepare them to function effectively in actual professional, social, and day-to-day situations.

The Bureau serves as a unit for enhancing income for the College and University at large through collaborative writing of research proposals on contemporary issues (e.g. gender, public budget in development, governance, and language and education) with different researchers/institutions from within and outside the country.

For more details about Programmes offered,Research activities and other, please visit, Department of Food Technology, Nutrition and Consumer Sciences. website.

For Updated Information Please visit Department of Chemistry and Physics website

For more details and updated information about this department visit Department of Biosciences  and Solomon Mahlangu College of Science and Education websites.

https://www.smcose.sua.ac.tz/biologicalscience/

For more detail and updated information, please visit the Department of Crop Science and Horticulture website.

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For more detail and updated information please visit, Department of Languages Studies website

For more information about Courses offered,Research activities and Projects Please visit, Department of Soil and Geological Sciences. website

For More details and Updated information, Please visit Department of Animal Aquaculture and Range Sciences website

For detailed and updated information please visit, Department of Agricultural Extension and Community Development website.

For detailed information,visit Department of Policy, Planning and Management. website

The function of the Institute was to instruct students and carry out research on issues and problems of development/underdevelopment. The Institute had also the mandate to address the three major development problems-poverty, ignorance and diseases, which were named by the Tanzanian government as closely related evils of development.

For more current and updated information please visit Department of Veterinary Medicine and Public Health website 

The researchers/academicians in the Department are closely working and well networked with other scientists/academicians within and outside the country. 

The department runs a field-based training programme aiming at equipping undergraduates with skills on wildlife ecology, wildlife management and environmental social-economic guiding principles.

The training mainly takes place at SUA campuses for lectures and lab practical’s. Field practical training take place in protected areas and other designated conservation and tourism stations suitable.

For more information ,Please Visit SUA Internal Audit Unit Website