Course Description
The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) program in Uganda equips students with comprehensive legal knowledge, emphasizing Ugandan legal systems, international law, and human rights. Students delve into core subjects like constitutional law, criminal law, and commercial law, fostering critical thinking and legal analysis. Practical experiences, moot courts, and internships enhance legal skills, preparing graduates for diverse legal careers.
Overview
The minimum requirements for admission to any Undergraduate degree programme are:
- Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent with at least 5 passes
- Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) or its equivalent with at least 2 principal passes.
- Diploma holders must have passed with at least a credit.
The minimum requirements for admission to any Diploma programme are:
- Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent with at least 5 passes
- Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) or its equivalent with at least 1 principal pass and two subsidiary passes.
Additionally, for international applicants:
- Applicants whose first language or medium of instruction is not English, must provide evidence from a recognized English language training institution that they have sufficient command of English language.
- Applicants should have their documents equated by Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) of UCE and UACE documents and Uganda National Council for Higher Education (UNCHE) for Diploma and Certificate documents.
Career Options
- Advocate: Represent clients in courts, offer legal advice, and handle legal proceedings with expertise.
- Corporate Lawyer: Specialize in business law, advising corporations on legal matters, contracts, and regulatory compliance.
- Human Rights Advocate: Defend individuals’ rights, fight discrimination, and promote social justice in diverse contexts.
- Legal Consultant: Provide expert advice to businesses and individuals, assisting in legal decision-making and problem-solving.
- Government Attorney: Serve as legal counsel to government agencies, advising on policies, regulations, and legal matters.
- Legal Researcher: Conduct in-depth research on legal issues, assist lawyers, and contribute to legal publications and policies.
- Judicial Officer: Preside over court hearings, interpret laws, and ensure fair and just legal decisions.
- Law Professor: Educate future lawyers, conduct legal research, and contribute to academic advancements in law.
- Legal Aid Worker: Provide legal assistance to underserved communities, ensuring access to justice and basic legal rights.
- International Lawyer: Specialize in international law, working on cross-border disputes, treaties, and global legal issues.
Course Modules
Year One – Semester One
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Year One – Semester Two
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Year Two – Semester One
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Year Two – Semester Two
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Year Three – Semester One
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Year Three – Semester Two
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