Offering excellent opportunities in niche areas like neurosurgery, oncology, and anaesthesiology, our partner hospital in Dar Es Salaam makes for a completely unique medical elective. There are also a number of different speciality that can be explored, including endocrinology, cardiology, neurology, and more. If you're in need of an adventure during your time off, head to Mikumi National Park for big game safari, or further afield, make for the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Read what our students think below!
Reviews
Alice Hanton
University of Leeds 2020
"On the infectious diseases ward the pattern of presentations was very different to the UK."
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University of Western Australia 2017
"I highly recommend a Work the World overseas placement".
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University of Sheffield 2016
"Exposure to this has helped me to develop both clinically and emotionally".
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University of New South Wales 2015
Working in these hospitals made me simultaneously angry & passionate. Angry at the lack of resources & passionate about wanting to make a difference
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Barts & The London Queen Mary's School of Medicine & Dentistry 2012
You will also never truly grasp the impact of HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa until you have been
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Queen's University Belfast 2012
It’s cliché, but it really was a life-changing experience and I would have loved to have had more time
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University of Southampton 2012
We worked in the local health centre doing ward rounds, outpatient clinics and the HIVAIDS treatment service
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University of Leeds 2012
I was left in awe and thoroughly impressed by the doctors’ dedication towards their patients
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University of Oxford 2011
There was one paediatrics ward which was split in two - contagious (diarrhoea) and non-contagious, which was mostly malaria and pneumonia. There were often two children (and two mums) to a bed.
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