Applications are invited from suitable candidates for the following courses offered by St. Augustine University for the 1999/2000 Academic Year beginning 1st September 1999. Non-residential as well as residential students will be accepted.

This three-year Bachelor's programme covers the full range of media and journalism studies with emphasis on both professional and academic aspects. While preparing the student for employment in news reporting, broadcasting, or public relations, it examines the role of the media in modern society and places emphasis on research, planning and management. All the University's media facilities, including the radio station and computer centre, are involved in the student's professional training.

Planned to begin in 1999, this three-year programme stresses both professional and academic cxpertise. It leads to the CPA as well as the MBA and offers specialisations in either Accounting and Finance, Marketing, or Human and Material Resources Management.

A three-year course that provides high level education in professional Accountancy. Upon successful completion, graduates will be eligible to sit for the NBAA's Professional Level III examinations.

A three-year course that provides high level education in the field of Materials Management. Upon successful completion, graduates will be eligible to sit for the NBMM's Professional Stage III examinations.

ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM

This three-year course is designed to produce competent media personnel who may be employed as public relations officers, news reporters and editors, press officers, broadcast personnel, social communications coordinators, or specialists in related fields. Students will receive state-of-the-art training in the new audio and television studios as well as the University radio station, Radio SAUT FM 96.1. Journalism and Mass Communication students use desktop publishing in producing their weekly newspaper.

This is a one-year course to train students in basic accountancy techniques.

A one-year course to provide trainees with sufficient knowledge and expertise to administer small to medium-size health facilities.

In addition to an O-level certificate with passes in five approved subjects, the applicant must have an A-level certificate with

either Two Principal passes in appropriate subjects at the same sitting, with a total of five points or more on the scale: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1, S=0.5, F=0,

or Two Principal passes in appropriate subjects not at the same sitting, provided they are of C level or higher,

or An appropriate equivalent Diploma or Certificate of not less than 2nd Class/Credit Level and approved by the Academic Senate.

Note: Candidates from countries with an 8-4-4 system of education will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Mature age students (25 years or older) must have obtained at least five (5) passes and three credits in approved subjects, including English, in their Ordinary Level education and should have four or more years working experience in a relevant field.

1. An Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education with at least two Principal passes. Candidates must have passed English and Mathematics at Ordinary Level Certificate.

2. A few places are made available to Ordinary Level candidates holding the NBAA's ATEC or NBMM's National Storekeeping Certificate, or their equivalent, who have relevant work experience of not less than four years.

1. An Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education with at least two Principal passes, one of them preferably in English Language or English Literature.

2. A few places are made available for Ordinary Level candidates who hold a First Class Certificate in Journalism from a one-year programme in a recognized institution and have relevant work experience of not less than two years.

3. Mature age candidates will be considered if they possess an Ordinary Level Certificate with three credit passes, including English Language, with relevant work experience of not less than four years.

Candidates must have an Ordinary Level Certificate with at least three credits, two of which must be in English and Mathematics.

Admissions Office

St. Augustine University of Tanzania

P.O. Box 307

Mwanza, Tanzania

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All applications, properly completed and accompanied by photocopies of transcripts and other relevant materials, should reach the University by 20^th December 1998.

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