Marki Habibu Khalfan
Medicine
University of Dodoma
Tanzania
School fee per year: 7668 SEK
Year of graduation: 2025
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BACKGROUND
My name is Marki Habibu, I am 27 years old, and I am born from two parents who both are peasant by occupation, at Ushokoravillage, in Kaliua district, in the Tabora region. I grew up in family of six children, and studied my primary education at Kaliua primary school, my secondary education at st Vincent de Paul II secondary school under catholic church's financial support, and then my advanced education at Bwiru boys technical secondary school under family support. I previously failed to join Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Science for the bachelor degree program due to financial challenges in 2014, and in 2019 I was selected to join University of Dodoma (udom) to undertake bachelor degree in doctor of medicine, but I postponed the studies from 2019/2020 academic year to 2020/2021 due to the same reason.
WHY
I was inspired to choose my field of education by increased mortality rate of infants and mothers, and my will to treat people with special needs like HIV/AIDS in rural areas, in which there is an inadequate supply of medical doctors. My dream job is to become a doctor of medicine that will enable me to examine, diagnose, treat and prevent health related challenges in the community.
INTERESTS
I do like teaching, researching and watching football in my free time.
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Marki Habibu Khalfan
Medicine
University of Dodoma
Tanzania

7668 SEK
remaining in total
school fee per year
Enrolled
% of degree funded
Year of graduation: 2025
Number of years supported by Help to Help: 4
My dream job is to become a doctor of medicine
My dream job is to become a doctor of medicine
BACKGROUND
My name is Marki Habibu, I am 27 years old, and I am born from two parents who both are peasant by occupation, at Ushokoravillage, in Kaliua district, in the Tabora region. I grew up in family of six children, and studied my primary education at Kaliua primary school, my secondary education at st Vincent de Paul II secondary school under catholic church's financial support, and then my advanced education at Bwiru boys technical secondary school under family support. I previously failed to join Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Science for the bachelor degree program due to financial challenges in 2014, and in 2019 I was selected to join University of Dodoma (udom) to undertake bachelor degree in doctor of medicine, but I postponed the studies from 2019/2020 academic year to 2020/2021 due to the same reason.
MY CHOICE OF STUDIES
I was inspired to choose my field of education by increased mortality rate of infants and mothers, and my will to treat people with special needs like HIV/AIDS in rural areas, in which there is an inadequate supply of medical doctors. My dream job is to become a doctor of medicine that will enable me to examine, diagnose, treat and prevent health related challenges in the community.
INTERESTS
I do like teaching, researching and watching football in my free time.
Q: How can I trust Marki Habibu Khalfan is a real student?

A: Marki Habibu Khalfan has applied for a scholarship from Help to Help and was granted one. We have reviewed the written application and conducted a thorough interview with Marki Habibu Khalfan . We have also double-checked the given identity with University of Dodoma. We now and then also do home-visits and met with a majority of our students.

Q: If I donate, what happens with my donation?

A: Each semester, Help to Help pay school fees for our students. We reserve the right to only pay school fees for students who live up to the agreed terms and conditions for the scholarship which includes submitting grades in time, good academic perform and continuous communication with Help to Help among other things. The payments are done directly to each university. Once payments are done, we demand the universities to send us official receipts.

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