Where our Unite Scholars are now in University

This past summer we had 29 Unite Scholars graduate from our Unite Scholars & Mentorship A Level program. Last week, 26 of them joined five other Unite alumni in universities across Tanzania (one Unite graduate is now in India pursuing a Bachelor’s in Pharmacy.) Two of our 2022 graduates were selected to receive the Presidential Samia Sululu Scholarship (given to the top 640 students in Tanzania for the sciences); two have chosen to pursue careers in agribusiness working, in part, with Unite Food Program; and one has opted to intern for Unite for a year while he studies to retake his exams to qualify for a top-tier medical school (his dream is to become a surgeon). We are so proud of all of our extraordinary graduates. Please click HERE and HERE to listen to what a few of them have to say about their experiences with Unite. Below is a list of where our 2021 and 2022 graduates are now studying:

1. Agness Mustapha Selemani: Institute of Finance & Management, Accounting

2. Amina Mohammed Kiondo: Institute of Finance & Management, Accounting

3. Andia Rubai: Muhimbili University Health and Allied Sciences. Environmental Health

4. Aneth Seleli: Mbeya University of Science & Technology, Computer Engineering

5. Ashura Amiry Kayya: University of Dodoma, Environmental Science

6. David Baptista Bitaho: University of Dar es Salaam, Actuarial Science

7. David Langsone Sichone: University of Dar es Salaam, Molecular Biology & Biotechnology

8. Elina Green Kassabaje: University of Dodoma, Cyber Security & Digital Forensics Engineering

9. Emmaculata Olala: University of Dar es Salaam, Business & Commerce

10. Enock Erick Sambala: Mbeya University of Science & Technology, Civil Engineering

11. Ephraim Thomas Boaz: University of Dar es Salaam, Banking & Finance

12. Furaha Justine Ngowi: St. John University, Pharmacy

13. Gloria Dickson David: Marwadi University (India), Pharmacy

14. Gracia Didas: Mbeya University of Science & Technology, Medical Laboratory

15. John John Mashima: Institute of Tax Administration, Tax

16. Khadija Mkopi Mohamed: Mzumbe University, Finance & Business

17. Lazaro Frederick: National Institute of Transport, Electrical Engineering.

18. Loveness Apaeli Urio: University of Dodoma, Health Information Services

19. Loyce Cheja: Mwenge Catholic College, Sociology & Social Work.

20. Lucia Jonas Kunambi: University of Dar es Salaam, Banking & Finance

21. Luther Kavisha: University of Dar es Salaam, Geology & Geothermal Resources

22. Maria John Kwanga: Ardhi University, Architecture

23. Pendo Anthony Chitulo: Sokoine University of Agriculture, Agricultural Investment & Finance

24. Pili Bida: Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center (KCMC) Medical School, Nursing

25. Stella Calista Moshi: Jordan University, Psychology & Counseling

26. Winson Marko Mahenge: University of Dar es Salaam, Actuarial Science

27. Witness Terevaeli Mbise: University of Dar es Salaam, Civil Engineering

28. Zainabu Ally Mjanja: Ardhi University, Properties & Facilities Management

29. Zaituni Ally Mjanja: University of Dar es Salaam, Aquatic Science & Fisheries Management

30. Zainabu Seiph: Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center (KCMC) Medical School, Surgery

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE UNITE SCHOLARS MOVIE

Did you know…
Only 3.1% of Tanzanians enroll in tertiary education?

We are so proud of our graduates (from 2021 & 2022) for their extraordinary accomplishments, and we are most grateful to those of you who helped make these young people’s dreams of university possible.

(Note: Tertiary education refers to all formal post-secondary education, including public and private universities, colleges, technical training institutes, and vocational schools.)

Source: The Citizen, July 10, 2022