RESEARCH AND OUTREACH

Through cutting-edge research and dedicated outreach, we strive to uncover new insights and disseminate valuable information to the wider community.

MUCE is a hub of cutting-edge research characterized by collaborative efforts across various disciplines. With a team of over 200 researchers and lecturers, our institution explores a wide spectrum of subjects, from science and the arts to humanities and teacher education studies. We take pride in hosting esteemed researchers, fostering international collaborations, and actively contributing to the advancement of knowledge and innovation.

Here are some ongoing research projects at MUCE. In each project, the names of our staff are highlighted in blue. You may click on their names to view details about their academic profiles. You may also use the shortcut menu on the right to search MUCE staff by clicking "Find Staff."

"Research with a Purpose, Outreach with Passion"
Research Title Researchers Funder Research Summary Start year End year
Enhancing Social Protection and Poverty Reduction through a conditional cash transfer program in Tanzania”

Dr. Cornel Joseph, Lead Researcher (MUCE), Dr. Chakupewa Mpambije (MUCE), Prof Michael Ndanshau (DarTU), and Ms. Piyazis Togolai (MUCE)

DEEP Tanzania Challenge

This project aims to improve social protection and reduce poverty in Tanzania by implementing a conditional cash transfer program that supports vulnerable households. It focuses on promoting education, health, and economic stability through targeted financial assistance.

 2024 2025
Advancing Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship through Postgraduate Education in East Africa

Prof Deusdedit Rwehumbiza, Dr Cornel Joseph, Dr Selina Mkimbili, and Dr Hamidu Seki from MUCE in collaboration with other institutions

ERASMUS - EDU2024 (European Union)

This project focuses on advancing social innovation and entrepreneurship in East Africa by strengthening postgraduate education, equipping students with the skills and knowledge to drive sustainable development and address local challenges.

 2024 2027