International Student

At MUCE, we believe that education goes beyond the classroom. It’s about exploring new cultures, embracing diverse perspectives, and creating lifelong connections.

Are you planning to join MUCE?

If you're an international student planning to join MUCE, and if you're feeling a bit nervous about the transition, there's no need to worry! We're here to support you every step of the way. This page is your go-to resource for information about fees, additional costs, and all the practical aspects to prepare for your exciting journey to Tanzania and your arrival at MUCE in Iringa. Be sure to explore important topics such as residence permits, insurance, and housing well in advance to ensure a smooth and comfortable transition. Your well-being and success are our priorities, and we're dedicated to making your experience at MUCE a memorable one.

Short term/Occasional students

If you're considering studying a short-term or occasional course at MUCE from abroad, we warmly welcome you! Our College has established partnerships with over 10 prestigious universities worldwide, including institutions like the University of Warmia and Mazury, University of Warsaw, and University of Lodz in Poland, as well as the University of VIA in Denmark, University of Gothenburg in Sweden, National University of Kyungpook in South Korea, and more.

Fees and other costs

For short-term students, tuition fees and associated costs are paid in USD, as outlined below:

  • Application Fee: $45
  • Tuition Fee: $2,100
  • Examination Fee: $120
  • Registration Fee: $100
  • Caution Money: $40
  • Student Union Fees: $20
  • Student ID Card: $5

    • For short-term students enrolling for one year or two semesters at MUCE, the cost breakdown is as follows:

  • Application Fee: $45
  • Tuition Fee: $4,200
  • Examination Fee: $120
  • Registration Fee: $100
  • Caution Money: $40
  • Student Union Fees: $20
  • Student ID Card: $5

    • Studying at MUCE

    Kindly click here for comprehensive information about the distinctions between programmes and courses, credits, course structures, grading system, and familiarize yourself with teaching methods and semesters.