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Available courses

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BWE1501 Business Practice and Workplace Ethics

CMY1501 Crime, Offenders, and Criminal Behaviour

CMY1502 Introduction to Criminology: Victims and Reduction of Crime

CMY1503 Introduction To Criminology: Reaction To Crime

CRW1501 Introduction To Criminal Law

FAC1503 Financial Accounting For Legal Practitioners

HFL1501 Historical Foundations of Law

ILW1501 Introduction to Law

INS1502 Developing Information Skills for Lifelong Learning

IRM1501 Introduction to Research Methodology

PAR1501 Introduction to Pralegal Studies

PLS1502 Introduction to African Philosophy

PVL1501 Law of Persons

SCL1501 Skills Course For Law Students

ADL2601 Administrative Law

CRW2601 General Principles of Criminal Law

CRW2602 Criminal Law: Specific Crimes

CSL2601 Constitutional Law

FUR2601 Fundamental Rights

IND2601 African Customary Law

IOS2601 Interpretation of Statutes

MNG2601 General Management

MRL2601 Entrepreneurial Law

PVL2601 Family Law

PVL2602 Law of Succession

CIV3701 Civil Procedure

CPR3701 Criminal Procedure

LEV3701 Law of Evidence

MRL3701 Insolvency Law

MRL3702 Labour Law

PVL3701 Law of Property

PVL3702 Law of Contract

PVL3703 Law of Delict

PVL3704 Unjustified Enrichment Liability and Estoppel

LJU4801 Legal Philosophy

LCP4801 International Law

CMY2604 Dealing With Young Offenders

COM1501 Fundamental of Communications

LIN2601 Language Acquisition in a Natural Environment

PEN1501 Fundamental Penology

PYC2601 Personality Theories

PYC2614 Community Psychology: Building Foundations

PYC3703 Cognition: Memory, Thinking and Problem Solving