All subjects are compulsory
Subject | Department which offers the Subject |
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Constitutional Law I | Department of Public & International Law |
Criminal Law | Department of Public & International Law |
Legal Method | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Legal System | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Roman Law | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
English Level 1 – (For those who are placed in Level 1 English) | English Teaching Unit |
All subjects are compulsory.
Subject | The Department, which offers the Subject |
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Constitutional Law II | Department of Public & International Law |
Family Law | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Land Law | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Law of Contract | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Law of Equity & Trusts | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
English ( For those who are placed in Level II English) | English Teaching Unit |
During the third year, undergraduates have to study all the compulsory subjects and take one compulsory elective and one elective subject. An undergraduate must offer a total of five (5) law subjects at the Year III Examination.
The undergraduates are also allowed to take an additional elective, if they so desire. Where an additional elective is offered as a sixth subject it will be marked and the marks reflected in the undergraduate’s transcript, but these marks will not be taken into account towards computing his/her final grade.
Compulsory Subjects:
Subject | The Department, which offers the Subject |
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Administrative Law | Department of Public & International Law |
Public International Law | Department of Public & International Law |
Law of Delict | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
English (for those who are placed in English Level 111) | English Teaching Unit |
Compulsory Electives:
Subject | The Department, which offers the Subject |
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Evidence & Procedure OR | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Interpretation of Statutes and Documents | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Elective Subjects:
Subject | The Department, which offers the Subject |
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Business Law | Department of Commercial Law |
Conflict of Laws | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Humanitarian Law | Department of Public & International Law |
International Investment Law | Department of Commercial Law |
International Organizations | Department of Public & International Law |
Law of the Sea | Department of Public & International Law |
An undergraduate must offer a total of 4 law subjects at the Year IV Examination.
The undergraduates are also allowed to take an additional elective, if they so desire. Where an additional elective is offered as a fifth subject it will be marked and the marks reflected in the undergraduate’s transcript, but these marks will not be taken into account towards computing his/her final grade.
Compulsory Subjects:
Subject | The department, which offers the subject |
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Jurisprudence | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Compulsory Electives:
Subject | The department, which offers the subject |
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Human Rights Law OR | Department of Public & International Law |
Environmental Law | Department of Public & International Law |
Elective Subjects:
Subject | The department, which offers the subject |
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Company Law | Department of Commercial Law |
Tax Law | Department of Commercial Law |
Labour Law | Department of Private and Comparative Law |
Intellectual Property Law | Department of Commercial Law |
Law and Medicine | Department of Private and Comparative Law |