International (foreign) students receive a complimentary six-month hostel stay on enrollment, in shared rooms (2- or 3-sharing) with a communal kitchen, study room, laundry and 24/7 security. No cost figure is published for accommodation beyond the initial six-month period; applicants should confirm current rates directly with Student Counsellors. The university does not provide accommodation for visiting family members.

Hostel accommodation includes a communal kitchen with a gas stove and fridge; there is no in-house cafeteria, and students self-cater. No specific food-cost figure is published.

The MBChB programme is a for-profit, private-university offering, part of the wider Texila American University group with campuses in several countries; Zambia-specific accreditation (HEA registration, HPCZ programme accreditation) is kept distinct in the university's own materials from its Guyana campus's separate accreditation. International (foreign) students receive a complimentary six-month hostel stay on enrollment.

Hostel facilities include a daytime caretaker and night security, with gender-specific accommodation. No wider university-published campus-safety statistics were found. Admissions and hostel queries are handled through the university's Student Counsellors and admissions office (enquiry@tau.edu.zm). The university's own materials state its MBChB curriculum was reviewed by South Africa's Health Professions Council in November 2024 and found to meet professional standards for registration purposes, subject to South Africa's own Medical Board Examination.

International (foreign) students receive a complimentary six-month hostel stay on enrollment, in shared rooms (2- or 3-sharing) with a communal kitchen, study room, laundry and 24/7 security. No cost figure is published for accommodation beyond the initial six-month period; applicants should confirm current rates directly with Student Counsellors. The university does not provide accommodation for visiting family members.

Hostel accommodation includes a communal kitchen with a gas stove and fridge; there is no in-house cafeteria, and students self-cater. No specific food-cost figure is published.

The MBChB programme is a for-profit, private-university offering, part of the wider Texila American University group with campuses in several countries; Zambia-specific accreditation (HEA registration, HPCZ programme accreditation) is kept distinct in the university's own materials from its Guyana campus's separate accreditation. International (foreign) students receive a complimentary six-month hostel stay on enrollment.

Hostel facilities include a daytime caretaker and night security, with gender-specific accommodation. No wider university-published campus-safety statistics were found. Admissions and hostel queries are handled through the university's Student Counsellors and admissions office (enquiry@tau.edu.zm). The university's own materials state its MBChB curriculum was reviewed by South Africa's Health Professions Council in November 2024 and found to meet professional standards for registration purposes, subject to South Africa's own Medical Board Examination.