Michigan Law sends students to Tanzania for academic program on African law
Published: September 29, 2026
Over the summer, two recent Michigan Law graduates and one third-year law student participated in a two-week academic program in Arusha, Tanzania, on African law and African Union law. They were the only American students invited to participate.
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