| Code | Faculty |
|---|---|
| 04250103 | Faculty of Law |
| Credits | Duration |
|---|---|
| Duration of study: 1 year | Total credits: 200 |
| Prof CM van Heerden [email protected] | +27 (0)128070668 |
| Prof CM van Heerden [email protected] | +27 (0)128070668 |
Closing date for applications: SA applicants – 30 November; non-SA applicants – 31 August.
This programme is available for international students.
BNK 802 Banking law (30 credits)
BNK 803 Banking law – Capita Selecta (30 credits)
AML 802 Advanced consumer credit law (30 credits)
Module content:
(a) Planning and organising a research project
(b) Drafting a research proposal: Hypotheses and research question
(c) Theory in research and methodological approaches to legal research
(d) Language
(e) Citation and ethics of citation
(f) Drafting of chapters and presentation
Module content:
Development and presentation of a research proposal. (A research proposal must be submitted to the supervisor and accepted in the first semester of the second year of study before the student will be allowed to register for the mini-dissertation.)Module content:
An advanced study in banking law and the regulation of banks.Module content:
An advanced study in consumer credit law.Module content:
(a) The student must submit a research proposal during his/her first year of registration for the LLM degree to the supervisor prior to commencing with the writing of the mini-dissertation.
(b) A mini-dissertation (MND 800) of 13 000 to 15 000 words inclusive of footnotes but excluding the list of contents and the bibliography, is required. The mini-dissertation must be submitted to the supervisor not later than August of the second year of registration for the LLM programme. The mini-dissertation must deal with the subject content of one of the modules or a combination of the modules registered for by the student for his/her LLM degree. Any request for an extension of the period for submission of the mini-dissertation may only be granted by the Dean on recommendation of the LLM Committee
Module content:
Development and presentation of a research proposal. (A research proposal must be submitted to the supervisor and accepted in the first semester of the second year of study before the student will be allowed to register for the mini-dissertation.)Module content:
An advanced study in banking law and the regulation of banks.Module content:
An advanced study in consumer credit law.Copyright © University of Pretoria 2024. All rights reserved.
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