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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