Welcome to our website, ajiralatest.com. Are you seeking for courses or programs offered by the University of Iringa (UoI) for the 2026–2027 academic year that include information on admission procedures and entry requirements?
The six faculties that currently comprise the University of Iringa are the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Business and Economics, the Faculty of Science and Education, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Psychology. The university provides a large selection of graduate, undergraduate, and non-degree programs in several faculties.
Admissions Procedures:
Candidates must apply directly to the university by filling out an application using the online application portal at www.olas.uoi.ac.tz or on the university website at www.uoi.ac.tz.
Admissions Team:
The senior admissions officer will present the shortlisted applicants to the admissions team. The Senate will give its final consent prior to admission. After completing their application, candidates will get notification through their application account if they do not meet the admission requirements specified in the admissions manual. Accepted students must obtain the joining instructions from their application account or pick them up in person at the admissions office so they may prepare ahead of time. A list of prices and joining processes will be available.
Transferring Students:
Students can follow the guidelines provided by Tanzania Commissions for Universities (TCU) in order to transfer between programs or institutions. In addition to following all rules, students must submit a confidential report and a release letter from the university where they were initially admitted. Transfers resulting from disciplinary actions, poor academic status, or cessation will not be accepted.
Registration:
Only after completing the necessary payments as outlined in the university’s fee schedule can selected students register. All students must have registered before the end of TWO weeks after the commencement of classes. Students will not be able to register for that semester if they do not do so by the beginning of the semester.
Beginning with the first week of classes, the university mandates that all new students attend an orientation session. All potential students will learn about the university’s campus, academic life, faculty, resources, and policies through this program.
Documents required for registration:
- The initial admissions letter
- Transcripts, diplomas and their AVNs, bachelor’s degree certificates, Forms four and six, and NTA level four certificates are examples of original academic records.
- An equivalent NECTA certificate is required for those who completed their schooling outside of Tanzania.
- evidence of paid tuition.
Please visit uoi.ac.tz for additional information.
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