The Law School of Tanzania (LST) is an institution of higher learning in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. It was established by the Law School of Tanzania Act, 2007, which came into force on 2 May 2007. The institution is known for producing competent graduates in matters related to law. Learn more about the Law School of Tanzania admission in 2026/2027 below.
The Governing Board of the Law School of Tanzania oversees the institution and its functions. The board is assisted by a standing committee known as the Practical Training and Examination Committee. Here are all the details you should know about the institution.
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The Law School of Tanzania (LST) offers three practical legal training programmes designed to bridge the gap between legal theory and hands-on practice, preparing graduates for careers in legal practice and community justice:
This is a one-year practical legal training programme that is compulsory for all law graduates (LL.B holders) aspiring to be enrolled as advocates of the High Court of Tanzania. The programme is divided into two semesters:
This is a one-year programme accredited by the National Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (NACTVET).