Medicine & Health
Beatrice Martine
Medicine
Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences
Tanzania
School fee per year: 5198 SEK
Year of graduation: 2018
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BACKGROUND
I was born in Ngokolo village in Shinjanga, Tanzania where I grew up with my parents and siblings. My parents are peasants who cultivate maize and beans for the familys' own consumption but they also try to sell some of the harvest. I am now in my third year of study but have had some problems in terms of paying my university tuition fee. My parents are always struggling to assist me in my studies. They are doing their best so that I can get a better education but what they earn is simply not enough to get me through my degree.
WHY Medicine & Health
A lot of people die from ordinary illnesses and the number is increasing daily. Hence by becoming a doctor I will help to combat with this situation especially being able to help children under five years who are more susceptible to infections. I think the challenge in my country is to improve the management of the hospitals. We need better leaders and I can see myself being that leader if I find a group of similar people to work with. One day I would like to have my own hospital or clinic. I want to become a doctor or more specifically a pediatrician and one day I would like to have my own hospital or clinic.
INTERESTS
When I am not studying myself I teach science subjects at several different secondary schools in order to make some extra money.
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Medicine & Health
Beatrice Martine
Medicine
Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences
Tanzania

5198 SEK
remaining in total
school fee per year
100% of degree funded
Year of graduation: 2018
Number of years supported by Help to Help: 3
I want to become a doctor or more specifically a pediatrician and one day I would like to have my own hospital or clinic.
I want to become a doctor or more specifically a pediatrician and one day I would like to have my own hospital or clinic.
BACKGROUND
I was born in Ngokolo village in Shinjanga, Tanzania where I grew up with my parents and siblings. My parents are peasants who cultivate maize and beans for the familys' own consumption but they also try to sell some of the harvest. I am now in my third year of study but have had some problems in terms of paying my university tuition fee. My parents are always struggling to assist me in my studies. They are doing their best so that I can get a better education but what they earn is simply not enough to get me through my degree.
MY CHOICE OF STUDIES
A lot of people die from ordinary illnesses and the number is increasing daily. Hence by becoming a doctor I will help to combat with this situation especially being able to help children under five years who are more susceptible to infections. I think the challenge in my country is to improve the management of the hospitals. We need better leaders and I can see myself being that leader if I find a group of similar people to work with. One day I would like to have my own hospital or clinic. I want to become a doctor or more specifically a pediatrician and one day I would like to have my own hospital or clinic.
INTERESTS
When I am not studying myself I teach science subjects at several different secondary schools in order to make some extra money.

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