Bachelor of Laws (LLB) | UNIZULU

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The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) at the University of Zululand is a four-year professional law degree required for admission to the South African legal profession as an attorney or advocate. The programme provides comprehensive coverage of South African private law, public law, criminal law, procedural law, and legal practice — grounded in the constitutional framework of post-apartheid South Africa and enriched by the unique legal landscape of KwaZulu-Natal, including customary law traditions and the rights of Zulu communities. UNIZULU's law graduates serve in the justice system, legal practice, corporate environments, and government legal services across the province and nationally.

English: NSC Level 4
Mathematics: NSC Level 3 or Mathematical Literacy: NSC Level 4
APS: Minimum 30 points

Admission requirements
SubjectMinimumRequirement
English Home Language or English First Additional Language50%Required
Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy40%Required

Career Prospects

Attorney – Advise clients, draft legal documents, and represent parties in court after completing vocational training and admission by the Legal Practice Council.
Advocate – Specialise in courtroom advocacy and legal opinion after pupillage and admission to a Bar in South Africa.
State Legal Advisor – Draft legislation, provide legal opinions, and manage litigation for government departments or the State Attorney’s office.
Corporate Counsel – Lead the legal function of a corporation, managing contracts, compliance, disputes, and regulatory matters for business operations.
Prosecutor – Represent the state in criminal proceedings before magistrates’ courts and high courts as part of the National Prosecuting Authority.

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