Faculty of Law

UCT's Law Faculty will be hosting the International Association of Law Schools forum of African Law Deans from 4th - 6th March 2018.  The focus of the forum is on legal education, and is titled From Imitation to Innovation: Compar

Dr Fatima Khan, Director of the Refugee Rights Clinic, writes a punchy open letter to President Ramaphosa in response to the complete omission of refugees from his SONA speech.

Professor Angela J. Davis will be visiting the UCT Faculty of Law on 1st March 2018 to give a lunchtime lecture to students, and a public lecture in the evening - focused on her latest book "Policing the Black Man".  Prof Davis will focu

The Faculty of Law is pleased to invite interested persons to its Scholarship Workshop (2018)

By Professor Penelope Andrews | Dean of Law | University of Cape Town

The Faculty of Law has opened applications for its Postgraduate Scholarships for 2019!

The University of Cape Town is not only putting short-term plans and water-management measures in place toward avoiding Day Zero, but is investing significantly in becoming a water-wise, water-efficient campus into the future. Acting VC, Professor Lore

The Asset Forfeiture Unit of South Africa’s National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has confirmed that it is probing seven cases related to what has come to be known as

UCT’s Law Faculty  is known for our active participation in local and global law conferences and forums – and 2017 was no different, packed with contributions from and participation by UCT’s Law academics i

UCT's deferred and supplementary exam session takes place from 15th - 19th January 2018. For UCT Law students who have questions about the exams, results, process and other related issues, we have prepared a FAQ sheet for your easy reference.