Historical Background
The
Kampala International University in Tanzania (KIUT) was established in
Tanzania in 2008 as a Dar es Salaam Constituent College of Kampala
International University in Uganda. It was then known as Dar es Salaam
Constituent College affiliated to the Kampala International University
(KIU-DCC). The main goal of the college was to run academic and
professional courses offered by Kampala International University (KIU)
through the Open and Distance Learning (ODL) mode of course delivery.
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KIU-DCC’s
initial main office location address was at the 8th Floor of Posta
House Building along the Uganda/Ohio street junction in the Dar es
Salaam metropolis, opposite the then offices of the Higher Education
Accreditation Council (HEAC) that later changed to the Tanzania
Commission for Universities (TCU). In November 2009, the College main
office was relocated to the Quality Plaza Building along the current
Julius K. Nyerere Road. The growth in student numbers, in 2010,
reflected in the number of applications received for admission, forced
the college leadership to search for a new permanent location that would
facilitate the offer of university education through both ODL and
residential modes of course delivery.
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This
move was, in part, the effort of the then leadership of KIU-DCC to
respond to social demand, particularly by Tanzanian youth, for more
places to pursue Higher Learning studies. Ultimately, the college
leadership managed to acquire, from the Hon. Kate Kamba’s family, a 148
acre piece of land in the Gongo la Mboto Village, in Ilala District,
still in the Dar es Salaam Region.
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On
15 January 2011, the Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU) issued
the college interim recognition through granting the KIU-DCC a
Certificate of Provisional Registration (CPR) and, later on 27 September
2012, issuing the College a Certificate of Full Registration (CFR).
Five years later, vide a letter referenced CB.40/78/01/51, dated 17 July
2017, the Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU) approved the
aspired new status of KIU-DCC as a full-fledged university under the new
name of “The Kampala International University in Tanzania (KIUT)”. The
University’s first Chancellor was and still is His Excellency, Ali
Hassan Mwinyi, the retired Third Phase President of Zanzibar as well as
being the retired Second Phase President of the United Republic of
Tanzania.
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Job Descriptions
Today
we announce jobs at The Kampala International University in Tanzania (KIUT). Read carefully all
currently available 83 jobs descriptions through the link below:
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