Applications for admission to all LLB programmes for 2025 are open from 2 April - 31 July 2024. 2-year graduate LLB as part of the combined stream BCom Law + LLB/ BA Law + LLB / BSocSci + LLB. You have to have completed your undergraduate, or be in the final year of your undergraduate degree, to be eligible to apply for this option.

The Faculty of Law offers numerous undergraduate courses for the LLB programmes (core courses and electives, and a whole range of postgraduate courses at the postgraduate diploma and LLM level.

The Law Faculty offers the following undergraduate degrees: Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Law Please note: for detailed information on these degrees and diplomas please consult the Law Faculty handbook.

The Department of Private Law offers a range of courses, which comprise the bulk of the LLB preliminary requirements. Course information is linked from the course list below - but please consult the Faculty Handbook for full information, particularly with regard to annual availability of elective courses.

The LLB degree is offered in three streams: a three-year postgraduate LLB stream; a five- or six-year combined Law and Humanities or Law and Commerce LLB stream; and; a four-year undergraduate LLB stream. Postgraduate Degrees Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Law fall into two categories:

2024年5月28日 · Here’s a guide on the requirements and pathways to study law at UCT: Four-Year Undergraduate LLB: This program is for students applying directly from high school or with no prior university degree. Admission is based on school-leaving results and the National Benchmark Tests (NBTs).

9 Discovering UCT 10 About Cape Town and UCT 11 Key dates 12 Application and Admission to UCT 18 National Benchmark Tests 22 Faculty of Commerce ... and all applicants to the undergraduate LLB programme must write the NBTs, wherever they may reside. NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE (NSC) Since 2008, South African school-leavers write the NSC

2024年7月13日 · What are my options to study Law at UCT? There are three main pathways: Combined Degree: A 3-year undergraduate degree in Commerce or Humanities with Law subjects, followed by a 2-year LLB. 3-Year Graduate LLB: For those who have completed an undergraduate degree without law subjects.

What are the requirements to study Law at UCT? a three or four-year Humanities or Commerce degree with Law as a major, followed by a two-year graduate LLB degree; a three-year graduate LLB stream, where a non-Law undergraduate degree is followed by the graduate LLB programme. a four-year undergraduate LLB stream – this is a straight LLB ...

Prospective students must meet certain academic requirements to qualify for the LLB program at UCT. Here we break down the essential criteria: Applicants need a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a Bachelor’s endorsement. A minimum level of achievement in Mathematics, a designated language, and a second additional language is required.