Hubert Kairuki Memorial University HKMU Joining Instruction 2024/2025

Transferring Students

Careful scrutiny will done, confidential report must be brought from the Institution to the candidate who was previously admitted. Transfer due to discontinuation, disciplinary, or poor academic performance will not be accepted. For a transferring student to get the University’s qualification, at least 50% of the training, must take place at the University. Students who do not have transferable credits will have to sit and pass relevant end-of-semester examinations as matriculation.

Visiting Students

Admission of Visiting Students or special admission will operate under the Principle of Academic Credit Transfer. Under this scheme, HKMU and the other institutions will communicate and agree on the transfer. Students who have completed one or two years of higher education elsewhere may be admitted to complete the course. For students who are transferring permanently, careful review will be done. In case of doubt, especially regarding academic performance, the transferred student will be required to repeat the course.

Occasional Students (Electives)

Non-members of the University who wish to carry out elective period attachments at HKMU will be admitted by approval of the Dean of the Faculty and Chairperson of the department concerned, and upon payment of fees. Such persons are not eligible to take University Examinations.

Application Procedures for Electives

Interested applicants should send a letter of intent to HKMU, with the following attachments:

• A letter of introduction from the current University or College
• Curriculum Vitae
• 2 passport-size photographs
• A summary of the objectives of the proposed electives.

Once applications are accepted, students should process Visas and medical insurance from their country. On arrival, they will be required to pay an elective fee of US$400, for four weeks of study duration. The University will help non-East African national students to obtain class C residence permits (this should be done well in advance, although assistance will also be provided on their arrival). Documents required for a permit are:

• Photocopy of their passport
• CV
• Birth Certificate
• Letter of introduction from their respective Universities
• Duly filled immigration forms
• Five passport-size photographs
• A residence permit fee of US$250.

East African nationals (Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, and Rwanda) will have to apply for exemption certificates which are obtained free of charge.

International Students

The University understands the importance of diverse cultural experiences to a growing nation like Tanzania. International students are admitted if they have the qualifications required of Tanzania students. They must also be English speakers.

The University requires all new students to report to the University, on the opening of the University for the orientation program. An important program that will introduce new students to the University’s campus, facilities, staff, and regulations.

Registration

Students can only be registered after paying the required fees. The deadline for registration for all students will be a month from the opening of the University. A student who fails to register at the beginning of the semester in the time will lose the right to register for that semester.

Documents required for Registration

• Evidence of payment of fees
• Medical Examination Report
• Original certificates and transcripts (Form four & six)
• Original admission letter
• 6 Photographs (4 passport size and 2 stamp size photographs)
• Passport if the applicant is a foreign student and other documents relevant to the processing of residence permits
• Birth certificate.