Higher Education

Our graduates' first higher education qualification

Our life-changing Beyond St Jude’s (BSJ) Program supports graduates to continue on their transformative path, so they can attain their first higher education qualification. A BSJ scholarship covers their tuition fees, accommodation, living expenses, study materials and costs for examinations.

Tertiary Program

Through the Tertiary Program, Form 6 graduates (A Level) are supported in their first higher education qualification; whether that be a degree, diploma or certificate course. In a country where just 3.1% of tertiary-aged people are enrolled in higher education, our scholars receive a truly life-changing opportunity.

There are currently 292 BSJ Tertiary scholars enrolled at 43 institutions across Tanzania, studying a wide range of degrees including medicine, engineering, business, IT, marketing and more.
This year, 86 scholars are expected to graduate, of which one third are medical professionals, including eight doctors. To date, we has supported 55 scholars to graduate from university through our Tertiary Program.

Our scholars fields of study

12%
Accounting and Finance
4%
Agriculture
13%
Business and Commerce
2%
Comms
7%
Education
17%
Engineering
5%
Information Technology
1%
Law
24%
Medicine and Health Services
10%
Science
5%
Tourism and Transportation

College Program

Our College Program is for Form 4 (O Level) graduates who have opted to participate in the Alternative Pathways Program (APP), allowing them to pursue a diploma or certificate at college, in place of the traditional St Jude’s A Level pathway through secondary.

We have carefully selected education institutions and courses within Tanzania that will provide quality education for our BSJ College scholars, ensuring that support for their education continues to have maximum impact.
Fields of study available to BSJ College scholars include agriculture, engineering, IT, nursing, allied health, and hospitality. These are areas of need within the Tanzanian labour market with high rates of employability within these areas.

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