The theme of the week is “Agricultural Technologies, Productivity and Market Competitiveness in Tanzania:   Towards an Upper-Middle-Income Country”. The week's activities involve exhibitions of agricultural technologies, sports and games, hospital services, animal hospital services, blood donation, and a Scientific Conference.

Unique features of the curriculum for B.Sc. ITIN includes the use of student-centered Learning approaches where each semester involves a mini project for students to execute and foster practical skills. The proposed semester project intends to solve existing societal problems emanating from the IT industry. In so doing students will acquire not only skills but also competences.

This was stated on 18th May 2021 by the Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture Prof. Siza Tumbo who was represented by Maregesi Geoffrey, the Agricultural Engineer from the Ministry of Agriculture, Department of Training, Extension Services and Research at the opening of the Regional conference involving various stakeholders in the value chain of the rice crop held in Dar es Salaam and organized and the Agricultural Policy Research in Africa (APRA) project of which the Sokoine University of Agriculture is a member.