LATEST EVENTS
ACE IRPM & BTD PhD students who successfully completed his PhD work at the Sokoine University and graduated on the 28th May 2021.
DR. JOHN OLAOLUWA ADEMOLA work with the Department of Zoology, University of Ilorin, Nigeria. He is one of ACE IRPM&BTD…
ACE IRPM&BTD(Pest Management Centre) Staff who successfully defended his PHD Thesis in Agricultural Entomology and pest control at the university of Northwest Agriculture and Forest University (NWAFU), China, on the 2nd may 2021
Martin John is one of ACE IRPM&BTD Staff who successfully defended his PHD Thesis in Agricultural Entomology and pest control…
What A Compliment We Receive From Vice President Of Tanzania, Hon. Philip Mpango!.
[metaslider id="4459"] Vice President of Tanzania, Hon. Philip Mpango visits our exhibition booth to see RAT technologies on 27th May…
The Regional Commissioner of Morogoro visit Pest Management Centre booth
[metaslider id="4429"] We are very honored for the Morogoro regional commissioner visit on our exhibition booth Hon. Martine Shigella amazed…
QUICK LINKS
• Natural Resources Institute
• Mekelle University Ethiopia
• University of Antwerp
• Busitema University
• Muhimbili University
• University of Namibia
• e-Learning (Internal link)
• e-Learning (External link)
• e-Learning User Guide
• ALMANAC (2018-2019)
• e-PERMIT TO TRAVEL ABROAD
• Sekretarieti ya Ajira
• Suasis
• Suamedia
•Staff mail
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Early Career Researchers Development Programme
If you are enthusiastic to develop your career in pest research and become a part or one of us, SPMC is your home. We recruit 5-10 self-motivated and highly talented graduates each year to learn and work with us on voluntary basis. This group of graduates ‘The future generation Albert Einsteins of Pest Research and Technology Development’ are trained on all aspects of research and technology development. As part of this endeavor, we support them in developing competitive proposals for MSc and PhD fellowships; and make sure they attain these qualifications in part of their evolution to becoming successful and independent researchers. The plan is to retain few ones to strengthen our research team; and link the rest with other relevant research institutions and companies.
Going forward, we aim to transform SPMC to a centre which can attract and support diverse and vibrant researchers. We would like to progressively reinforce our research workforce by recruiting committed and productive researchers through research projects. As such, we will be able to increase the scope of our research and outputs. Our Early Career Development Program will help us attain this.
