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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.
For registration or enquiries please contact: Don Coue: 021 650 3242 don.coue@uct.ac.za
OR visit our website for details of courses on offer: http://www.lawatwork.uct.ac.za/lw/courses
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Are whistleblowers the unsung heroes of our time?
The story of Edward Snowden reminds us that this service to the public is rarely rewarded and is often rendered at a personal cost.
In the quest to make life more convenient through technological advances we have exposed ourselves to new threats.
Technology has given us many advantages but it has also exposed us to dangerous and illegal activities.
Healthy and regulated competition in business can boost the quality of services and products. However the laws that guide competition need to promote fair and ethical practices.
“Cybercrime has reached pandemic levels” says Paul Esselaar Director of Novation Consulting and co-author of A Guide to the Protection of Personal Information.
According to the World Economic Forum (WEF) South Africa is trailing the global race towards sustainable energy sources.
Fintech is the latest breakthrough in the finance and banking sector and has the potential to transform the industry.
'Fintech' short for Financial Technology refers to innovative digital programmes used to enhance financial services.
What is Big Data and how does it relate to Bitcoin and the Blue Whale phenomenon?
The 21st Century has been characterised by fundamental changes in both business and society. Such changes provided the central context within which the King committee set out to draft King IV and have influenced its content an approach.
People increasingly use social media for personal and professional purposes. Concurrent to this is the ever increasing use of social media platforms by companies to promote their businesses and brands.
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