Career Opportunities
In keeping with the purpose of professional Bachelors’ degrees, this qualification will also enable graduates (who may also obtain admission as an attorney or advocate after meeting additional criteria) to apply a well-rounded theoretical and practical knowledge base and professional entry practice across a broad range of alternative specialisations, careers, enterprise types and industries in both the public and private sectors. Career opportunities for graduates of this degree exist in, amongst others:
- Advocate
- Attorney
- Prosecutor
- Legal Advisor at one of the Chapter 9 Institutions
- Alternative dispute resolution
- Community law advising / Advice office advisor
- Corporate governance
- Corporate legal advising
- Divorce and family-law mediation
- General commercial mediation
- Legal advisor in the public sector
- Legal education / Academia
- Legal researcher
- Legal writer or editor
- Non-governmental organisation legal advising
- Registrar
- Maintenance Officer
- Judge’s Clerk
- Office of the Chief State Law Advisor
- State Law Advisor
- Legal Administration Officer
- Forensic Investigator
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Entry requirements
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Minimum Admission Requirements
National Senior Certificate: Bachelor pass with English 60%, Maths/HG 50% or Maths lit/SG 60%
National Certificate (V): Bachelor pass with English 60%, Maths/HG 50% or Maths lit/SG 60%
Senior Certificate: Endorsement with English 60%, Maths/HG 50% or Maths lit/SG 60%
Senior Certificate (a): Bachelor pass with English 60%, Maths/HG 50% or Maths lit/SG 60%
Please note, requirements for entry to this qualification are correct at the time of publication, however, these may change.
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Entry requirements
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) International entry requirements
International Students
An USAf Exemption Certificate and meeting the relevant Maths and English requirements. A cognate Higher Certificate OR cognate 240 credit Diploma OR an Advanced Certificate OR 360 credit Diploma may satisfy the minimum admission requirements to degree studies.
If discipline not cognate at least 20% of credits must be academic literacy or numeracy related.
Please note, requirements for entry to this qualification are correct at the time of publication, however, these may change.
Should you have any other school leaving qualification not mentioned above, please contact a student advisor.
What are the subjects offered as Bachelor of Laws (LLB) modules?
Year 1
Law of Persons
Introduction and Foundations to Law
English for Law
Legal Interpretation
Constitutional Law
Work Integrated Learning A (Year Long)
Electives (choose 1 subject-A and B module)
Business Management 1A
Psychology 1A
Communication Science 1A
Sociology 1A
Business Management 1B
Psychology 1B
Communication Science 1B
Sociology 1B
Year 2
Indigenous Law
General Principles of Criminal Law
Law of Contract
Law of Family
Law of Succession and Administration of Estates
Administrative Law
Specific Offences
Business Enterprises Law
Instruments of Payment
Year 3
Criminal Procedure
Labour Law
Law of Delict
Law of Property
Accounting for Attorneys
Law of Insolvency
Intellectual Property Law
Work Integrated Learning B (Year Long)
Year 4
Civil Procedure
Jurisprudence and Ethics
Law of Evidence and Litigation Techniques
Public International Law
Legal Research Methods & Writing (Year Long)
Work Integrated Learning C (Year Long)
Electives (Choose only 2 – one to be completed in the first semester and one to be completed in the second semester)
Tax Law
Law of Unjustified Enrichment and Estoppel
Advanced Family Law
Street Law
Integrative Law
Cyber Law
Corporate Governance