The University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania is offering 15 fully-paid masters scholarships in climate change in partnership with Norway’s aid agency Norad.
Twelve scholarships will be offered at the university in conjunction with the State University of Zanzibar. They will focus on coastal resource governance and gender roles, with the aim of building resilience among communities.
The remaining three scholarships will be offered in conjunction with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, and will build capacity for scientific research in relation to Norad deforestation projects in Tanzania.
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