Faculty of Law

Join us for a fifteen-hour immersive learning experience, held over five days, enabling you to examine your own challenges and to apply insights, skills and knowledge in the planning and implementing of effective public engagement strategie

Change your attitude towards conflict and learn useful strategies for resolving conflict in this interactive twelve-hour course.

This two-hour webinar takes a look at legal design thinking as a basic but necessary framework in fostering innovation in the legal industry.

This six-hour short course will explain the requirements for a divorce order to be enforceable against a fund.

This four-hour course sets out what people serving bodies corporate as trustees must and may not do.

You are invited to an inaugural lecture by Professor Jacqueline Yeats in the Faculty of Law, on the topic: "Value(s), Vices and Voice – how the evolution of modern company law reflects shifting societal values in a changing world”.

This course will give persons in the public sector who are involved in the drafting of legislation (including delegated legislation) the basic theoretical and practical knowledge and skills in respect of the drafting of legislative measures

This course will help participants understand the implications of the Protected Disclosures Act, No. 26 of 2000 (as amended in 2017) for their organisation’s whistleblowing programme.

Delve into the intricate intersection of law and finance with this interesting course which offers a comprehensive exploration of legal considerations in corporate finance.

This course provides a basic examination of various commercial loan options and products through engaging lectures and case studies.