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VISION
The vision of the School of Nursing as an autonomous internationally recognized institution is to be a center of excellence in nursing education, consultancy, research and community services for developing a human kind holistically to learn to serve in response to challenges at national, regional and global levels. 
 
MISSION
As a center of excellence in higher education, the School of Nursing is committed to assume responsibility to excel in the nurses knowledge and increase human resource capacity for providing and maintaining high quality education and training, research and service to the public in the religious, social, scientific and technological disciplines. 
 
CORE VALUES 
The School is guided by the following core values:
  • Excellence
  • Integrity
  • Accountability
  • Diversity
  • Respect
 
AIMS OF THE PROGRAMME
The development of Human capacity (in Nursing) so as to create a critical mass of nurses endowed with quality scientific base necessary to enable them to be critical thinkers, decision makers, innovative and advocates to handle nursing and health problems throughout a person’s life span through rehabilitation, prevention and/ or minimizing the adverse sequelae of disease to the human body and the promotion of health.
 
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME
To effect, advance and realize the above Aims, the School of Nursing will:
  1. Develop a highly qualified group of nurses able to expand frontiers of knowledge in society.
  2. Develop high caliber nurses who will be endowed with knowledge, skills and creativity to act as advocates to individuals, families and the community as a whole.
  3. Formulate an innovative Nursing Curriculum in accordance with identified needs of the country’s philosophy on people, Health and Health care and Higher Education in Tanzania that will be sensitive to people, health and health care issues in the Tanzania community.
  4. Prioritize teaching and research from which will inform and underpin intellectual innovation and change in the profession in Tanzania.
  5. Apply science and technology to daily social-economic development activities, health care and health promotion.
  6. Conduct courses that will address the particular needs and circumstances of the disadvantage and vulnerable and marginalized groups in the Tanzania community i.e children, elderly, women, the disabled and the mentally handicapped.
  7. Collaborate; promote partnership, networking and linkages continuously with Christian Universities and Anglican Universities in particular, and other national and international.
 
PROGRAMMES OFFERED
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Diploma in Nursing (Pre-service)
  • Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology
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Prof MsanjilaProf. Yohana Msanjila
Vice Chancellor

Prof Simalenga
Prof. Timothy Simalenga
Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic

Prof.Rubagumya
Prof. Casmir Rubagumya
Deputy Vice Chancellor - PFA

Rev.Madinda
Rev.Canon Emmanuel Madinda
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