RECENTLY UPDATED ON September 16th, 2024 at 07:24 pm

Starting your academic journey at Lita Morogoro? Don’t miss out on important details. Download the Joining Instructions for the new academic year here.

Morogoro campus was established in 1948 as an Asian Agricultural School. The aim was to train Agricultural Officers to run Asians’ rice farms at Wami – Morogoro. The His Highness Agha Khan in collaboration with by then the Ministry of Agriculture under Colonial Government financed the training. In between 1953 and 1956, the Asian Agricultural School moved to Wami Dakawa.

In 1967 the Land Planning Course was transferred from Tengeru to Morogoro campus and to date the campus offers; The basic certificate in Animal Health and Production (NTA Level 4), The Technician Certificate in Animal Health and Production (NTA Level 5) and The Ordinary Diploma in Animal Health and Production (NTA Level 6) and the demand driven short courses.

Mobile phone Campus Directors- 0786203825

Mobile phone Head of Academics- 0754670644

Email: [email protected]

Entry Requirements

I. CERTIFICATE COURSES LEADING TO DIPLOMA (NTA 4 – 6)

A candidate must have passed CSEE with at least four passes, among those; two passes must be of science subjects i.e. Biology, Agriculture, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics/ Engineering Sciences and Geography with a minimum qualification of at least grade D and have passed two other subjects except Religious and Cookery subjects with a minimum qualification of at least grade D

Form six candidates who have passed ACSEE but do not have science subjects are allowed to use form four (IV) results. They will also start at NTA Level 4 – 6.

A candidate must have passed CSEE and attended Vocational Training in Animal Health and Production – NVA Level 3 or Trade Test I

II. DIPLOMA COURSES (NTA 5 – 6) – Only for Tengeru Campus

A candidate must have passed certificate course in Animal Health and Production (AHPC), Basic Certificate in General Agriculture and Certificate in Agriculture and Livestock Production (CALP)

III. DIPLOMA COURSES (NTA 6)

ANIMAL HEALTH & PRODUCTION: A candidate must have passed certificate course in Animal Health and Production (CAHP NTA Level 5).

VETERINARY LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY: A candidate must have passed Certificate course in Veterinary Laboratory Technology NTA Level 5.

RANGE MANAGEMENT & TSETSE CONTROL: A candidate must have passed certificate course in Animal Health and Production (CAHP NTA Level 5), or AHPC and CALP during term system.

NB: Selected candidates will be informed through Newspapers, Public Notice Boards and through the Agency and Ministry Websites: www.lita.go.tz and www.mifugouvuvi.go.tz and you can apply through https://olas.lita.go.tz/