Law@work, UCT Faculty of Law
Law@work, UCT Faculty of Law - leading the way in continuing education since 1999 - offers seminars, lectures, short courses and courses of postgraduate standard on a variety of legal topics.
Training in legal aspects can also be customised for a particular business on request.
Law@work is recognised as a CPD provider by the Financial Planning Institute of Southern Africa and has partnered with the Compliance Institute of SA to present a course in Compliance Management.
UCT Law@Work offers seminars, lectures, short courses and courses of postgraduate standard.
The information on forthcoming courses is updated regularly.
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Short Course Articles
Short courses can be taken at various institutions, but there is no set definition of how long a short course is. Short courses are designed to be more intensive than a regular degree, and can last anywhere from one month to two years.
Applications to study short courses at Unisa in the 2025 academic year are closing soon. This presents an exciting opportunity for individuals seeking to enhance their skills, explore new fields of knowledge, and boost their career prospects.
A short course refers to learning that combines both practical and theoretical skills. It opens up many doors of opportunities for students to learn about a specific industry in a short period of time.
Want to boost your skills and gain in-demand knowledge? Unisa has officially announced when applications for its 2025 short courses will open.
Do you want to improve your current skills or learn something new? A short course is a great way to do both.
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