Partial Scholarship Opportunities in UDOM 2026/2027, The research project on sustainable beneficiation of polymetallic minerals at The University of Dodoma is funded by the Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH).
The project aims to develop standardized and environmentally sustainable beneficiation processes for polymetallic mineral extraction, targeting at least a 30% increase in metal recovery rates while supporting industrialization goals.
UDOM is pleased to announce one Master’s and one PhD partial research scholarship opportunity under the project titled “Sustainable Beneficiation of Polymetallic Minerals (Au, Cu, Pb): A Bilateral Industrial Innovation Program for Value Addition in Tanzania and Zimbabwe’s Complex Ores.”
Scholarship Overview
➢Partial scholarship: Covers research costs only, excluding tuition fees, university fees, accommodation, living expenses, and stipend.
➢Duration: Support is tenable for two years for the Master’s applicant and three years for the PhD applicant.
➢Research areas: Candidates will work on advanced ore characterization, flotation, fine grinding, and sustainable hydrometallurgical studies in small-scale mining operations in the Katavi Region.
Eligibility
Master’s and PhD candidates must be Tanzanian nationals and must have secured admission at The University of Dodoma or be in the process of applying through the UDOM Online Application System.
For the Master’s scholarship, applicants should possess a BSc in Metallurgy and Mineral Processing Engineering, Chemical and Process Engineering, or Chemistry.
For the PhD scholarship, applicants should possess an MSc in Metallurgy and Mineral Processing, Chemical and Process Engineering, or Chemistry.
Master’s by Coursework and Dissertation applicants should have completed coursework or be in the final semester of coursework.
Applicants should demonstrate adequate scientific writing skills, experience with relevant disciplinary theories and research methodologies, willingness to conduct research in artisanal and small-scale mining operations, and ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Expected Outputs
i. Produce a Master’s thesis within two years or a doctoral thesis within three years.
ii. Publish one peer-reviewed article for the Master’s applicant and three peer-reviewed articles for the PhD applicant in journals recognized by UDOM.
iii. Attend at least one national conference during the Master’s or PhD study period. Inclusivity and Diversity
The scholarship is available to all candidates who meet the eligibility requirements. Female candidates and candidates from underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit a letter that describes their motivation and relevant experience, a research proposal, a curriculum vitae, academic transcripts and certificates, contact details of the applicant, an admission letter from the programme/university, and two reference letters addressed to:
Dr. Sospeter Maganga
Email: sospeter.maganga@udom.ac.tz
or copy to
Prof. Godlisten G. Kombe
Email: godlisten.kombe@udom.ac.tz
For more information, call: +255 714 285 358 or +255 766 553 000
To learn more about the project and scholarship call, please contact the listed individuals. Shortlisted applicants may undergo additional screening tests before the final scholarship decision.
Application Deadline
The application deadline is 30 November 2026 by 23:55 hours (EAT).
Only shortlisted applicants will be invited for interviews.
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