University of The Free State Law Requirements

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University of The Free State Law Requirements

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

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University of The Free State Law Requirements, Abbreviations: NSC – National Senior Certificate

AP – Admission Point

First degree Minimum period of   Minimum admission requirements
study  
     
       
    NSC and an AP of at least 33 points
LLB Four years Language of instruction on level 6 (70%)
   
    Mathematical Literacy on level 6 (70%) or
      level 4 (50%) in Mathematics
       
LLB Five years NSC and an AP of at least 28 points
Language of instruction on level 4 (50%)
   
       
    NSC and an AP of at least 33 points
B Iur: Financial Three years Language of instruction on level 6 (70%)
Planning Law    
  Mathematical Literacy on level 6 (70%) or
   
      level 4 (50%) in Mathematics
       
Postgraduate Minimum period of   Minimum admission requirements
study  
     
     
  A minimum of one year (Structured or dissertation)
LLM    
preceded by the LLB Selection: minimum of 60% in every module in
 
    LLB degree
     
PhD   Must be in possession of LLM degree (must have
  achieved 65% in LLM)
   
     
LLD   Must be in possession of LLM degree (must have
  achieved 65% in LLM)
   
       
Admission requirements are subject to change    
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Introduction

The Faculty of Law is committed to excellence in teaching and to delivering jurists to the professions with qualifications of international renown.
Legal education will open doors to a wide variety of professions, including the advocate’s profession, attorney’s profession, legal advisors, labour consultants, prosecutors, magistrates, and the insurance and banking industries.
The faculty is renowned for research of international standing, and is also involved in community service, where the UFS Law Clinic and several centres in the faculty play a major role.
The faculty enjoys close ties with several international law schools and law faculties, especially Britain, Europe, and the USA.
The faculty is proud of its alumni association consisting of former law students who remain loyal to the faculty, and the Collegium Iurisprudentium, an advice panel for the faculty.