DID YOU KNOW? There are 3 different ways to do your LLB at UCT! 1. do a UCT undergrad (Humanities/Commerce), take Law from 2nd year, and then do a 2-year LLB; 2. do a 4-year LLB straight out of school ; 3. do your undergrad first (with no law courses),then do a 3-year LLB. APPLY

I’m hugely appreciative of the opportunity provided by CLS at this event for incredible conversations with & between academics, colleagues, activists and former students about teaching, supervision, research & partnerships in the global South. My heart & mind are full 🌍❤️🙏

Matrics, it's going to feel like a long month of exams. At UCT Law, we're wishing all of you best of luck with these matric finals. You've got this! We hope to see many of you next year at UCT 🧑‍🎓👍🎓🌟😃

CALS founding director Prof John Dugard is part of the legal team representing South Africa before the International Court of Justice CIJ_ICJ

Women’s Legal Centre Statement on Muslim Marriage Certificates Issued by HomeAffairsSA 🇿🇦 Leon Schreiber

Findings from our recent #ConCourt study featured in @Blog_ALM. How long does the Court take to process petitions? What areas of law do the petitions raise? On what basis are petitions dismissed? See here 👉 africanlawmatters.com/blog/the-const…

CALS is hiring! We are looking for three candidate legal practitioners to join our team from January 2025. Please share widely! Find out more and apply here: irec.wits.ac.za/OA_HTML/OA.jsp…

Associate Professor Jameelah Omar, Deputy Dean: Undergraduate Studies in the Law Faculty, did us proud yesterday evening as part of the panel of excellent mid-career UCT researchers, at the Annual Research Celebration 2024 event. Inspiring to listen to a group of academics

Incredible judgment secured by Institute for Economic Justice #PayTheGrants who were represented by Jason Brickhill in the SRD Grant case. In addition to key changes to the regressive regulations the court had important things to say about the role of National Treausry. 1/3

CCR XIV is live! journals.co.za/toc/jlc.conrev… It includes my tribute to my mentor, Stu Woolman 😢 Thank you to the wonderful authors and editors who made it happen! And a shout out to the most amazing team - Meghan Finn, Nomfundo Ramalekana, Sanya Samtani and Andrew Konstant.

The call is out for the new Khoro Makhesha LLB Scholarship, established by the Makhesha Family in loving memory of Khoro Makhesha (LLB Class of 2019). For more info about the scholarship, please check the link in our bio @UCTLaw. UCT Final Year LLB students only - visit the link

Assoc Prof Noam Peleg (UNSW, Australia) delivers this year's Yoliswa Dwane public lecture on "Gaza, children's rights, and international law", to a full Kramer Law lecture theatre.

Deputy Dean Jameelah Omar talks to law firm reps at the UCT Careers Service #LawExpo breakfast about ways in which #UCTLaw would like to deepen and strengthen ties with the legal profession.

UCT's Faculty of Law is recruiting for Public Law academics at Lecturer/Senior Lecturer and Associate Prof/ Professor levels in a number of specialist areas, including administrative, constitutional, criminal, environmental, and international law. Deadline: 28 July 2025. All the

CALS is represented in this matter by in-house counsel letlhogonolo and head of Gender Justice Dr Dr Sheena Our submissions include expert evidence from Dr Jameelah Omar Find our court papers in the case here: wits.ac.za/media/wits-uni…

Advance your legal expertise in a postgraduate environment where academic distinction meets real-world impact. At UCT Faculty of Law, you’ll engage with renowned scholars across commercial, public and private law – with access to world-class library resources, research units and

UCT Law is host today for the Regional Conference on Teaching & Learning in Law. We've had a morning of energetic presentations on a range of issues, including (amongst others) keeping students engaged during lectures. This morning's presenters take questions 👇⚖️

CALS is represented in this matter by in-house counsel letlhogonolo and head of Gender Justice Dr Dr Sheena Our submissions include expert evidence from Dr Jameelah Omar Find out more and get access to our papers and expert evidence here: wits.ac.za/news/sources/c…

READ: Head of our Gender Justice programme Dr Sheena unpacks why the way we define sexual offences compared to other violent crimes could be a form of indirect discrimination that infringes on the constitutional right to equality mg.co.za/thought-leader…

Attending as expert for CALS in the CALS v Embrace & Others at the Constitutional Court UCT Law School