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Continuing Education Programmes (CEP)

Working with academic experts across the University to design and deliver world-class extra-curricular legal training for professionals in the workplace and those yet to enter the workplace, the Continuing Education Programmes (CEP) division within the Faculty of Law curates and delivers the non-subsidised short learning programmes at UJ. The CEP part-time programmes are offered to students who want to update their knowledge and understanding of the law and improve their proficiency of the legal developments within their career fields.

The extensive range of legal continuing education programmes are designed for professional learners based in South Africa and across the African continent who wish to reskill, upskill, change careers, or gain a qualification. UJ’s professional CEP courses benefit from its excellence in research, teaching and learning as a globally top-ranked University and offers a dynamic and supportive environment that promotes valuable professional networks.

Students will be taught by industry experts and renown academics with years of experience in their relevant field. All CEP students will have access to exclusive resources to support their professional and academic journey. Courses are offered in a hybrid format making use of online (web based) lectures and face-to-face workshops.

We wish you the best on your exciting learning journey!

Continuing Education Prgrammes

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CEP PROGRAMMES

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      • Fees are subject to change
      • Please note that universities are in the process of bringing their qualifications in line with the new Higher Education Qualification Framework and this may result in qualifications being renamed.
      • Certain programmes will only be presented where the demand so warrants the presentation thereof.

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