Faculty of Law

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UCT services are available to lend support to students and staff who may be dealing with personal mental health stresses. Students and staff are encouraged to seek assistance as early as possible.

THIS EVENT WILL NOW BE HELD AT WEBBERWENTZEL'S CITY CENTRE OFFICES | 17h00 |  Thursday 2nd November  parking is available in the building

The Law Faculty is pleased to announce that it will be hosting a few book launch discussions during the months of October and November 2017. 

The UCT Law Faculty hopes to appoint a number of LLB graduates to act as teaching assistants during 2018. As a teaching assistant you will be expected to tutor LLB students, carry out a certain amount of marking, and assist the students in yo

University of Cape Town students and staff who are Vodacom subscribers will now have free internet access following the decision by the mobile network provider to zero rate a number of academic sites. Having already zero rated the charge to k

UCT Law Faculty members are invited to the book launch and panel discussion of the book Jurisprudence in an African Context, at which Judge Dennis Davis will be in conversation with Mr Khomotso Moshikaro (UCT), Dr Oritsegbubemi O

Professor Penny Andrews, Dean of the Faculty of Law, warmly congratulates Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng on his recent naming as 2017 South African of the Year. Mogoeng attracted two thirds of the support in a recent News24 poll, in which almost

The Faculty of Law, as part of its Women’s Month Programme, will be hosting a conference entitled Spotlight on Violence Against Women, on 25 August 2017. The event starts at 10:30, with registration and coffee. Attendees will be welcomed

The emotional health of law students was recently brought to my attention in an email from a student at the University of Cape Town’s law faculty where I am the dean. The student noted a perceived hyper competitive, overly demanding and alienatin