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- Use headings, sections, cases.
- Drafting must include heading and prayers.
- Time: Question 1 40 marks — 70 min, Q2 30 marks — 55 min, Q3 30 marks — 55 min.
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Core — 24 Credits — 240 Hours
- Module 1: Criminal Procedure — 12 Credits — 120 Hours — Core
- Module 2: Legal Drafting — 12 Credits — 120 Hours — Core Compulsory
Electives — 24 Credits — 240 Hours — Same electives as Semester 1 continuity
- Module 3: Police Law — Advanced Powers and Accountability — 12 Credits — 120 Hours — Elective
- Module 4: Human Rights Protection Law — Advanced Enforcement Litigation — 12 Credits — 120 Hours — Elective
Pass mark 80% per ASPG. No filing without supervision. All lessons applied to your country / town / community.
Starting with Module 1 — Criminal Procedure — Week 1 Full Lesson
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Course: Law of Wills, Succession and Estates + Police Law + Human Rights Protection Law
Date: End of Semester 1 Year 2 — 2026
Time: 3 Hours — Plus 30 minutes reading
Total: 100 Marks — Pass Mark 80% to qualify as per ASPG Rules
Instructions: Answer ALL questions. No filing without supervision. Apply law of your country / town / community. Cite Constitution, Acts, Roman maxims, Biblical principles, and cases — Frank, Aupindi, Berendt, Bhe, Skrywer, Shikongo, Shikunga.
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Bachelor of Law Year 2-Semester 1 Lessons
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Modules Covered:
LCRM711 CMNL714 Criminology Law - Module 1
FMYL721 Family Law - Module 2
PLIL718 Public International Law - Module 3
PLCL723 HRPL717 Police Law - Module 4
HRPL718 Human Rights Protection Law - Module 5
Time: 3 hours 30 minutes
Marks: 100 marks - Heavy exam
Instructions: Answer 5 questions - One from each module - All questions compulsory - Each question 20 marks - For each question you must discuss institution of law from Constitution, Roman Law and Biblical Law Case Study - Plus Customary and International where applicable - Five traditions citation method - Cite provisions - No answer without five traditions will get max 8 out of 20 - Must cite article section verse digest case
Paper Structure: Section A Module 1, Section B Module 2, Section C Module 3, Section D Module 4, Section E Module 5
SECTION A - MODULE 1 - LCRM711 CMNL714 - CRIMINOLOGY LAW - ACTUS REUS CONDUCT OMISSION
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ASPG UNIVERSITY - FACULTY OF LAW
LLB SEMESTER 2 -L EXAMINATION 2025
MODULES 1-4
MODULE 1: INLS7121 Introduction to Legal Systems and Jurisprudence
MODULE 2: ADCL7122 Administrative Law - Constitutional Litigation, Judicial Review and Tribunal Practice
MODULE 3: Civil and Criminal Procedures and Court Practice
MODULE 4: Legal Reasoning, Research, Moot Court and Drafting Basic
INSTRUCTIONS: Answer ALL questions. Use IRAC. Cite Articles, Acts, and Cases. Time 3 Hours. Pass mark 80% as per ASPG standard. Supplementary 75-79%.
TOTAL: 100 MARKS
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Section: Semester 2 — Applied Analysis & Specialization
Module of the Diploma in Political Analyst. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Semester 2 — Applied Analysis & Specialization
Module of the Diploma in Political Analyst. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Semester 2 — Applied Analysis & Specialization
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Section: Semester 1 — Core Political Science
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Section: Semester 1 — Core Political Science
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Section: Semester 1 — Core Political Science
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The Master of Political Science and Law is an interdisciplinary postgraduate program designed to equip political leaders, policymakers, and legal professionals with the intellectual and legal competence to govern with integrity, accountability, and the rule of law.
Core Purpose
To provide intelligence-based knowledge to politicians and public officials, while grounding them in legal studies. The program bridges Political Government and Legal Government by training leaders to make decisions that are politically sound, constitutionally compliant, and legally defensible.
Key Focus Areas
1. Intelligence for Governance: Political theory, public policy analysis, strategic decision-making, conflict resolution, and governance systems to sharpen political judgment and foresight.
2. Legal Studies and Constitutionalism: Constitutional law, administrative law, human rights law, international law, and legislative drafting to ensure all governance is anchored in law.
3. Transition to Legal Government: Examines the shift from politics-driven rule to law-driven rule. Students study accountability mechanisms, separation of powers, judicial review, anti-corruption frameworks, and legal limits on executive power.
4. Law, Politics and Public Interest: How law constrains political discretion, protects citizens’ rights, and promotes institutional stability. Includes case studies on democratic consolidation and state-building.
Graduate Outcomes
Graduates will be able to:
1. Advise and lead government institutions with both political intelligence and legal authority.
2. Draft, interpret, and implement legislation that aligns political objectives with legal standards.
3. Promote a governance culture where law, not political expediency, is the highest authority.
4. Contribute to national transformation from Political Government to Legal Government through ethical leadership and constitutional practice.
Who it’s for + Career Path for Master of Political Science and Law / http://M.PSL
Who it’s for
This program is built for people who operate/intent to operate in the intersection of power and law.
1. Political leaders: MPs, Ministers, Mayors, Councilors, and Presidential Advisors who need legal intelligence to govern within constitutional limits.
2. Public sector professionals: Senior civil servants, diplomats, policy analysts, and governance advisors.
3. Legal professionals: Lawyers, magistrates, prosecutors, and legal scholars who want to understand political systems and policy-making.
4. Future leaders: Activists, party officials, NGO leaders, and graduates preparing for public office, constitutional roles, or international governance work.
Career Paths After Graduation
Graduates move into roles where political strategy must be legally sound:
1. Government and Legislature
- Legal Advisor to Parliament, Cabinet, or a Ministry
- Legislative Drafter / Parliamentary Counsel
- Constitutional Advisor or Policy Director
2. Judiciary, Oversight and Accountability
- Public Protector / Ombudsman’s Office
- Anti-Corruption Commission, Auditor-General’s Office
- Judicial Researcher or Law Reform Commission
3. International and Diplomatic
- Diplomat, Foreign Service Officer, or AU/UN Governance Advisor
- International Law and Human Rights Specialist
- Democracy and Rule of Law Consultant for SADC, AU, UN
4. Policy, Academia and Civil Society
- Think Tank Senior Researcher: Governance, Constitution, Public Policy
- Lecturer in Political Science, Law, or Public Administration
- Executive Director for Legal/Governance NGOs
5. Private Sector and Advisory
- Legal and Political Risk Consultant for businesses and investors
- Compliance and Regulatory Affairs Director
- Strategic Governance Advisor
Bottom line: It prepares you to lead or advise where decisions are made, ensuring those decisions are intelligent politically and valid legally. That’s the skill set needed to drive the shift from Political Government to Legal Government.
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This course explores where politics meets the law, giving students practical and theoretical skills to understand governance and legal systems. It focuses on developing genuine political skills that enable graduates to analyze policy, engage in public leadership, and contribute meaningfully to national development.
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Section: Years 3–4 — Guiding Light Leaders
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Years 3–4 — Guiding Light Leaders
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Section: Years 3–4 — Guiding Light Leaders
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Section: Years 3–4 — Guiding Light Leaders
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Section: Years 3–4 — Guiding Light Leaders
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Section: Year 2 — Interpretation & Critical Think-Tanks
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Section: Year 2 — Interpretation & Critical Think-Tanks
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Section: Year 2 — Interpretation & Critical Think-Tanks
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Section: Year 2 — Interpretation & Critical Think-Tanks
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Section: Year 2 — Interpretation & Critical Think-Tanks
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Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
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Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
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Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
Module of the Master Degree of Political vs Legal Science. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundations & Theory
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LAW 9001 Advanced Jurisprudence and Legal Theory* is a 20-credit module in the first semester of Year One of the PhD in Legal Studies. It examines core schools of legal thought and their role in shifting governance from political discretion to rule-based legal systems.
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Pass mark: 80 marks out of 100
Distinction: 90 marks out of 100
Fail: Below 80
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Bachelor of Laws - LLB
Pathway: Diploma to Bachelor to Advanced LLB - With 13 Specialization Tracks
Delivered by: Africa School of Politics and Governance - ASPG UNIVERSITY
Course Code: LLB-01
1. Programme Descriptor
Programme Name: Bachelor of Laws - LLB
Course Code: LLB
NQF Level: Level 7 to Level 9 - Diploma Level 7, Bachelor Level 8, Advanced LLB Level 9
Total Credits: 380 Credits | Total Notional Hours: 3800 Hours | 1 Credit = 10 Notional Hours
Entry Requirement: Grade 12 Certificate with 25 points in 5 subjects including English | Diploma in Legal Studies | Mature Age Entry 25 years+
Duration: 3 Years | 36 Months | 108 Week | 9 Semesters | 3 Semesters Per Academic Year | 18 Weeks Per Semester Block
Mode: 100 Percent Online | Coursework + Research + Proctored Exams | ASPG Semester Model: 3 Semesters Per Year
Method: Study Law → Apply Justice → Develop Policy Measured Against Constitutional Law and Biblical law case study
Output: Legal Research Thesis + Legal Drafting Portfolio + Policy Brief
Progress of LLB Course
Year 1 Progress: All students do same foundation - Sem 1: Introduction to Law, Constitutional Law, Legal Writing, Computer Literacy, Legal English - Sem 2: Contract Basics, Criminal Basics, Property Basics, Customary Introduction, Ethics - Sem 3: Student chooses 1 of 13 tracks - 5 modules x 12 credits = 60 credits - This is foundation for specialisation
Year 2 Progress: Student remains in chosen track - Sem 1, Sem 2, Sem 3 are support pathway - Each semester 5 modules x 8 credits = 40 credits - Sem 1 is theory support - Sem 2 is skills and drafting - Sem 3 is practice and internship
Year 3 Progress: Student deepens same track - Sem 1: Deep specialisation theory - 4 modules x 8 credits = 32 credits - Sem 2: Advanced skills and practice - 4 modules x 8 = 32 credits - Sem 3: Final Capstone - Thesis + Bar Prep + Portfolio - 2 modules x 8 = 16 credits - Thesis externally examined
2. Programme Philosophy / Purpose
This LLB pathway trains legal scholars and leaders to understand law, apply justice, and develop policy for African nations. The program starts with foundation legal knowledge in Year 1 at 180 Credits, builds advanced law and governance skills in chosen specialisation in Year 2 at 120 Credits, and completes with advanced legal studies and research thesis in same specialisation in Year 3 at 80 Credits. All legal study is measured against Constitutional Law and Biblical law case study on justice, fairness, and human dignity. This programme maintains an 80% aggregate pass standard in line with ASPG's mandate as a professional and executive university.
The 13 specialisation tracks allow Namibia to produce specialist lawyers not generalist only - Meets national need .
3. Programme Outcomes
On completion graduates will be able to:
1. Communicate effectively in legal English for drafting, advocacy and reporting.
2. Explain sources and principles of law including constitutional law, statute law, common law, and customary law.
3. Apply legal reasoning, case analysis, and legal research to solve real legal problems in chosen specialisation.
4. Demonstrate knowledge in core areas of law plus deep knowledge in 1 of 13 specialisations.
5. Draft legal documents, legislation, contracts, and policy briefs in specialisation area.
6. Analyze national laws and policies and compare them with constitutional provisions and biblical principles of justice.
7. Conduct legal research and produce a thesis that contributes to law and governance in Africa in chosen track.
8. Understand procedures in civil and criminal courts and apply principles of evidence and advocacy in specialisation.
9. Promote the rule of law, human rights, and accountability in government and society.
10. Complete the pathway from diploma to bachelor to advanced LLB and meet international legal education standards through external examination.
4. Pathway / Articulation - 380 Model with 13 Tracks
Entry: Grade 12 with 25 points OR Diploma in Legal Studies OR Mature Age 25 years+
Exit 1: Diploma in Legal Studies - Year 1 - Level 7 - 180 Credits - Sem 1 60 + Sem 2 60 + Sem 3 60 - 15 Modules x 12 Credits = 180
Exit 2: Bachelor of Laws - Year 2 - Level 8 - 120 Credits - Sem 1 40 + Sem 2 40 + Sem 3 40 - 15 Modules x 8 Credits = 120 - Cumulative 300 Credits
Exit 3: Advanced LLB - Year 3 - Level 9 - 80 Credits - Sem 1 32 + Sem 2 32 + Sem 3 16 - 10 Modules Merged x 8 Credits = 80 - Final Total 380 Credits
Specialization Tracks - 14 Tracks - Student chooses 1 track in Year 1 Sem 3 and remains in same track to final :
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
Track 4: Criminology Law
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
Track 8: Public International Law
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
Track 10: Labour Law
Track 11: Family Law
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
Track 13: Taxation Law
Track 14: Police Law
Articulation: Graduates may proceed to Master of Laws or Professional Legal Practice - Bar Admission after Justice Training Centre.
5. LLB Thesis / Research Requirement
Example Title: "African Constitutional Law And Biblical law case study On Justice: A Framework For Legal Reform In [Chosen Track] In Namibia"
Must produce in Year 3:
1. Legal Research Thesis - Year 3 - 16 Credits - Externally examined - Must be in chosen track
2. Legal Drafting Portfolio - Legislation, Contracts, Policy Briefs - In chosen track
3. Policy Impact - Submit research and policy brief to relevant legal institution - Ministry of Justice, Parliament, Regulator
Note: Year 3 Thesis externally examined by international examiners - Thesis contributes 16 Credits + 64 Credits of advanced modules = 80 Credits total
6. Assessment Policy
Year 1: Coursework 40% + Final Examination 60%. Pass mark 80% - 12 Credits per Module - 120 Notional Hours
Year 2: Coursework 40% + Final Examination 60%. Pass mark 80% - 8 Credits per Module - 80 Notional Hours
Year 3: Coursework 40% + Thesis and Portfolio 60%. Pass mark 80% - 8 Credits per Module - 80 Notional Hours - Merged Modules
Policy Reform Proposal: 1 Required in Year 3 - Draft Law Reform Brief in chosen track
ASPG Aggregate Pass mark: 80%
Supplementary examination: Available for 70% - 79%
Below 70%: Repeat Module
Year 3 Thesis: Externally Examined
7. Admission Requirements
1. Normal Entry: Grade 12 Certificate with 25 points in 5 subjects including English
2. Diploma Pathway: Diploma in Legal Studies from ASPG or recognized institution - Direct entry to Year 2 if relevant
3. Mature Age Entry: 25 years+, Junior Secondary, 5 years relevant work experience, and pass ASPG Mature Age Exam with 50% average across 3 papers
4. Language: Proficiency in Academic English - Legal English module compulsory Year 1 Sem 1 Week 12
8. Duration Rules
Minimum Duration: 3 Years
Maximum Duration: 5 Years
Each Academic Year: 3 Semesters x 18 Weeks Each - ASPG Model
Total Semesters: 9 Semesters
Total Weeks: 108 Weeks
9. Mode of Delivery
100 Percent Online Delivery
Assessments, Research Supervision and Final Examinations conducted via ASPG online proctored system
Block Sessions: Virtual Intensive Weeks per Semester
Contact hours: Study daily Monday to Thursday + 1 x Virtual Intensive Week with Course Instructor/Supervisor
Internship: Field based in Year 2 Sem 3 and Year 3 Sem 2 - Logbook + Supervisor Report
10. Career Pathways by Track
Track 1 Business Law: Corporate Lawyer, Company Secretary
Track 2 Property Law: Conveyancer, Land Officer
Track 3 Customary Law: Traditional Court Advisor, Law Reform
Track 4 Criminology: Prosecutor, Criminal Defense, Police Legal Advisor
Track 5 Technology Law: Data Protection Officer, Cyber Law Advisor
Track 6 Oil and Gas: Energy Lawyer, Petroleum Regulator
Track 7 Human Rights: Human Rights Lawyer, NGO Director
Track 8 Public International Law: Diplomat, AU/UN Legal Officer
Track 9 Drafting Law: Legislative Drafter, Parliamentary Counsel
Track 10 Labour Law: Labour Consultant, Conciliator
Track 11 Family Law: Family Advocate, Childrens Lawyer
Track 12 Trade Law: Trade Lawyer, Customs Advisor
Track 13 Taxation Law: Tax Advisor, Revenue Authority Lawyer
Track 14: Police Law
Plus: Academic, Judge, Magistrate, Policy Advisor, Lecturer
Year 1 Semester 1 (Compulsory - 5 modules) - 16 credits each - NQF 7
1. LLB7111 - English for Legal Purposes
2. LLB7112 - Government Legal Systems
3. LLB7113 - History of Law in Africa
4. LLB7114 - Roman Law
5. LLB7115 - Constitutional Law
Year 1 Semester 2 (Compulsory - 4 modules) - 16 credits each - NQF 7
1. CFHL7121 - Civil Law Foundation and Human Rights Law
2. LCTL122 - Law of Land, Customary Law and Traditional Court Law
3. ANLP7123 - Administrative Law and Procedure
4. LWDB7124 - Legal Writing and Drafting Basics
Year 1 Semester 3 (Elective Specialization - Choose 2 only) - 16 credits each -
Student must choose 2 from this list:
1. BLLC711 - Business Law and Law of Contract
2. PLLT7112 - Property Law and Land Tenure
3. CLTJ713 - Customary Law and Traditional Justice
4. CMNL714 - Criminology Law
5. TLCL715 - Technology Law and Cybersecurity Law
6. OLGL716 - Oil and Gas Law
7. HRPL717 - Human Rights Protection Law
8. PLIL718 - Public International Law
9. ACLD719 - Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
10. LBRL720 - Labour Law
11. FMYL721 - Family Law
12. ITIL722 - International Trade and Investment Law
13. PLCL723 - Police Law
14. TXNL724-Taxation Law
YEAR 2 - Advanced of Chosen Specialisation - 16 credits each - NQF 8
Student continues only the 2 tracks chosen in Year 1 Sem 3 - Advanced modules for both tracks
YEAR 3 - Skills, Law Practice into Specialisation + Research - 16 credits each - NQF 8/9
Skills, Clinic, Moot, Ethics and Research aligned to chosen specialisation
Total Year 1 = 11 modules x 16 = 176 credits - Meets minimum - Not overloaded - Specialist pathway clear from Year 1 Sem 3
Year 2 Semester 1 - Specialization Support - 60 Credits per track
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
1. Business Law and Corporate Law
2. Law of Contract and Commercial Transactions
3. Company Law and Governance
4. Competition Law and Consumer Protection
5. Legal Research - Business Focus
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
1. Property Law and Land Tenure
2. Land Reform and Customary Land Law
3. Conveyancing and Deeds Registration
4. Environmental Law and Land Use
5. Legal Research - Land Justice
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
1. Customary Law and African Legal Systems
2. Traditional Courts and Dispute Resolution
3. Land Tenure under Customary Law
4. Family Law under Customary Law
5. Legal Research - Customary Justice
Track 4: Criminology Law
1. Criminal Law and Procedure
2. Law of Evidence
3. Criminology and Victimology
4. Constitutional Law - Rights of Accused
5. Legal Research - Criminal Justice
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
1. Technology Law and Digital Regulation
2. Cybersecurity Law and Data Protection
3. Electronic Contracts and E-Commerce
4. Intellectual Property in Digital Space
5. Legal Research - Tech Law
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
1. Oil and Gas Law and Regulation
2. Energy Law and Mining Law
3. Environmental Law - Extractive Industries
4. International Investment Law - Energy
5. Legal Research - Energy Justice
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
1. Human Rights Protection Law
2. Public International Law - Human Rights
3. Refugee Law and Humanitarian Law
4. Gender Law and Childrens Rights
5. Legal Research - Human Rights
Track 8: Public International Law
1. Public International Law
2. International Humanitarian Law
3. Diplomatic Law and International Institutions
4. Law of Treaties and State Responsibility
5. Legal Research - International Law
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
1. Constitutional Law - Advanced Interpretation
2. Legislative Drafting and Statutory Interpretation
3. Administrative Law and Judicial Review
4. Electoral Law and Parliamentary Practice
5. Legal Research - Constitutional Development
Track 10: Labour Law
1. Labour Law and Industrial Relations
2. Employment Contracts and Conditions
3. Social Security Law
4. Labour Dispute Resolution
5. Legal Research - Labour Justice
Track 11: Family Law
1. Family Law and Childrens Rights
2. Succession Law and Inheritance
3. Customary Marriages and Domestic Relations
4. Gender Law and Domestic Violence
5. Legal Research - Family Justice
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
1. International Trade Law
2. Investment Law and Arbitration
3. Customs Law and Regional Integration - AfCFTA
4. Banking and Finance Law - Trade Finance
5. Legal Research - Trade Policy
Track 13: Taxation Law
1. Taxation Law and Principles
2. Corporate Taxation and Business Tax
3. VAT and Indirect Tax
4. International Tax and Transfer Pricing
5. Legal Research - Tax Policy
Track 14 - Police Law
1.Police Law and Principles
2.Police Powers and Duties
3.Criminal Investigation and Procedure
4.Public Order, Security and Use of Force Law
5. Course Title: Legal Research - Police Law
Year 2 Semester 2 - Specialisation Support - 60 Credits per track
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
1. Law of Insolvency and Business Rescue
2. Banking Law and Finance
3. Taxation Law for Business
4. Civil Procedure - Commercial Litigation
5. Drafting - Commercial Contracts
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
1. Property Law - Commercial Property
2. Mortgage Law and Secured Transactions
3. Local Government Law and Planning
4. Dispute Resolution - Land Disputes
5. Drafting - Property and Conveyancing
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
1. Customary Law - Leadership and Governance
2. Customary Criminal Justice
3. Restorative Justice and Reconciliation
4. Dispute Resolution - Traditional Mediation
5. Drafting - Customary Law Instruments
Track 4: Criminology Law
1. Criminal Procedure and Bail
2. Sentencing and Penology
3. Cybercrime and Transnational Crime
4. Policing Law and Criminal Intelligence
5. Drafting - Criminal Pleadings
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
1. E-Governance and Digital Identity Law
2. Cybercrime Law and Digital Evidence
3. Fintech Law and Digital Payments
4. AI Law and Emerging Technology Regulation
5. Drafting - Tech Contracts and Policies
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
1. Petroleum Contracts and Licensing
2. Oil and Gas Taxation and Royalties
3. Health Safety Environment in Oil and Gas
4. Maritime Law - Offshore Operations
5. Drafting - Energy Agreements
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
1. Constitutional Litigation - Rights Enforcement
2. Administrative Justice and Accountability
3. Transitional Justice and Rule of Law
4. Civil Procedure - Human Rights Litigation
5. Drafting - Human Rights Petitions
Track 8: Public International Law
1. International Criminal Law
2. International Trade and Investment Law
3. Law of Sea and Air and Space
4. International Dispute Resolution
5. Drafting - Treaties and Memorials
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
1. Constitutional Litigation and Remedies
2. Legislative Drafting - Bills and Regulations
3. Policy Formulation and Law Reform
4. Human Rights and Constitutional Design
5. Drafting - Constitution and Legislation
Track 10: Labour Law
1. Labour Law - Collective Bargaining
2. Employment Equity and Discrimination
3. Occupational Health and Safety Law
4. Labour Court Practice and Procedure
5. Drafting - Employment Contracts and Policies
Track 11: Family Law
1. Family Mediation and Dispute Resolution
2. Child Justice and Child Protection
3. Maintenance Law and Domestic Violence
4. Civil Procedure - Family Courts
5. Drafting - Family Law Agreements
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
1. Trade Remedies and Competition Law
2. Intellectual Property and Trade
3. International Commercial Arbitration
4. Transport Law and Logistics
5. Drafting - Trade and Investment Contracts
Track 13: Taxation Law
1. Tax Administration and Revenue Authority Law
2. Tax Disputes and Litigation
3. Estate and Donation Tax
4. Customs and Excise Law
Track 13: Police Law
1.Advanced Police Law
2.Forensic Law and Criminal Investigation - Police Focus
3.Intelligence Led Policing and Surveillance Law
4.Crowd Control and Emergency Powers Law
5.International Police Cooperation and Mutual Legal Assistance
Year 2 Semester 3 - Practice and Internship - 60 Credits per track
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Commercial Arbitration
2. Law Office Management - Business Practice
3. Legal Ethics and Corporate Governance
4. Moot Court - Commercial Moot
5. Internship - Business Law Firm and Review
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Land Mediation
2. Law Office Management - Property Practice
3. Legal Ethics in Property Transactions
4. Moot Court - Land Dispute Moot
5. Internship - Deeds Office / Conveyancing Firm
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Customary Mediation
2. Law Office Management - Customary Courts
3. Ethics in Customary Justice
4. Moot Court - Customary Law Moot
5. Internship - Traditional Authority / Customary Court
Track 4: Criminology Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Plea Bargaining and Diversion
2. Law Office Management - Criminal Practice
3. Ethics in Criminal Justice
4. Moot Court - Criminal Moot
5. Internship - Prosecutor / Criminal Defense / Police Legal Unit
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Online Dispute Resolution
2. Law Office Management - Tech Law Practice
3. Ethics and Privacy in Technology
4. Moot Court - Cyber Law Moot
5. Internship - Tech Company / Data Protection Office / ICT Regulator
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Energy Arbitration
2. Law Office Management - Energy Practice
3. Ethics and Governance in Extractives
4. Moot Court - Oil and Gas Moot
5. Internship - Energy Company / Mines and Energy Ministry
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Human Rights Mediation
2. Law Office Management - Human Rights Practice
3. Ethics in Human Rights Advocacy
4. Moot Court - Human Rights Moot
5. Internship - Human Rights Commission / NGO / Ombudsman
Track 8: Public International Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - International Arbitration
2. Law Office Management - International Practice
3. Ethics and Diplomacy
4. Moot Court - Jessup International Moot
5. Internship - Foreign Affairs / International Organization / AU SADC
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Constitutional Dialogue
2. Law Office Management - Drafting Practice
3. Ethics in Law Making
4. Moot Court - Constitutional Moot
5. Internship - Parliament / Ministry of Justice / Law Reform Commission
Track 10: Labour Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Conciliation and Arbitration
2. Law Office Management - Labour Practice
3. Ethics in Labour Relations
4. Moot Court - Labour Moot
5. Internship - Labour Court / Labour Commissioner / Trade Union
Track 11: Family Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Family Mediation
2. Law Office Management - Family Law Practice
3. Ethics in Family Law
4. Moot Court - Family Law Moot
5. Internship - Child Welfare / Family Court / Gender Ministry
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Trade and Investment Arbitration
2. Law Office Management - Trade Practice
3. Ethics in Trade and Investment
4. Moot Court - Trade Law Moot / VIS Moot
5. Internship - Trade Ministry / Customs / Investment Promotion Agency
Track 13: Taxation Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Tax Mediation and Settlement
2. Law Office Management - Tax Practice
3. Ethics in Tax Practice
4. Moot Court - Tax Moot
5. Internship - Namibia Revenue Agency / Tax Advisory Firm
Track 14 Police Law
1.Police Trial Advocacy Skills
2.Criminal Investigation and Evidence Gathering - Police Focus
3.Police Report Writing and Case Docket Preparation
4.Legal Technology - Police Databases and AI
5.Professional Ethics in Policing Practice
Year 3 Semester 1 - Deep Specialisation - 60 Credits per track
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
1. Corporate Litigation and Shareholder Disputes
2. Mergers and Acquisitions
3. Banking and Finance Law - Advanced
4. Competition Law - Advanced
5. Insolvency Law and Restructuring
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
1. Advanced Property Law - Sectional Titles and Servitudes
2. Urban Law and Informal Settlements
3. Mining Law and Land Rights
4. Water Law and Natural Resources
5. Expropriation Law and Compensation
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
1. Comparative Customary Law - SADC Region
2. Customary Law and Constitution - Conflict and Harmonisation
3. Traditional Governance and Natural Resources
4. Gender Justice under Customary Law
5. Law Reform - Codification of Customary Law
Track 4: Criminology Law
1. Advanced Criminal Law - Economic and Organised Crime
2. Forensic Law and Criminal Investigation
3. Penology and Correctional Law
4. Juvenile Justice and Child Offenders
5. International Criminal Law and Extradition
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
1. Artificial Intelligence Law and Governance
2. Blockchain Law and Smart Contracts
3. Cybersecurity Law - Incident Response and Regulation
4. Data Protection Law - Cross Border Transfers
5. Intellectual Property - Software and Digital Content
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
1. Upstream Law - Exploration and Production
2. Downstream Law - Refining and Marketing
3. Offshore Law and Maritime Boundaries
4. Renewable Energy Law and Transition
5. Climate Law and Carbon Markets - Energy
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
1. Advanced Human Rights Litigation - Regional Courts
2. Socio-Economic Rights and Public Interest Litigation
3. International Criminal Justice and Accountability
4. Migration Law and Statelessness
5. Business and Human Rights
Track 8: Public International Law
1. International Economic Law
2. International Environmental Law
3. International Human Rights Law - Advanced
4. Law of International Organizations - UN AU
5. Use of Force and Peacekeeping Law
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
1. Comparative Constitutional Law
2. Devolution and Federalism Law
3. Legislative Drafting - Advanced Techniques
4. Constitutional Amendment and Law Reform
5. Parliamentary Law and Legislative Process
Track 10: Labour Law
1. Advanced Labour Law - Dismissals and Retrenchments
2. Collective Labour Law - Strikes and Lockouts
3. Employment Equity and Affirmative Action
4. International Labour Standards - ILO
5. Social Security Law - Advanced
Track 11: Family Law
1. Advanced Family Law - Matrimonial Property
2. Child Law - Adoption and Foster Care
3. Succession Law - Wills and Estates Advanced
4. Reproductive Justice and Surrogacy Law
5. International Family Law and Child Abduction
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
1. WTO Law and Dispute Settlement
2. Regional Trade Law - AfCFTA and SADC
3. International Investment Law - Expropriation and Compensation
4. Trade Facilitation and E-Commerce in Trade
5. Energy and Natural Resources Trade Law
Track 13: Taxation Law
1. Advanced Corporate Tax and Group Taxation
2. Tax Treaties and Double Tax Avoidance
3. Taxation of Extractive Industries - Oil Gas Mining
4. Taxation of Digital Economy
5. Estate Planning and Taxation
Track 14 - Police Law
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Police Mediation and Community Policing
2. Law Office Management - Police Practice
3. Ethics in Policing
4. Moot Court - Police Law Moot
5. Internship - Namibian Police Force / Security and Law Enforcement Agency
Track 14 - Police Law
1. Police Accountability and Oversight Law
2. Police and Human Rights Compliance
3. Use of Force and Firearms Law
4. Criminal Procedure and Evidence - Police Focus
5. Drafting - Police Reports, Statements and Affidavits
Year 3 Semester 2 - Skills and Practice - 60 Credits per track
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
1. Commercial Negotiation Skills
2. Due Diligence Practice
3. Compliance Practice and Risk Management
4. Legal Technology for Business Law
5. Professional Ethics and Leadership in Business Law
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
1. Land Negotiation and Consultation Skills
2. Property Valuation and Due Diligence
3. Conveyancing Practice and Ethics
4. Legal Technology - Land Information Systems
5. Legal Technology - Land Information Systems
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
1. Mediation and Conciliation Skills - Customary
2. Community Consultation and Legal Education
3. Documentation of Customary Law Practice
4. Legal Technology - Oral History and Archives
5. Professional Ethics in Customary Leadership
Track 4: Criminology Law
1. Criminal Trial Advocacy Skills
2. Criminal Investigation and Evidence Gathering
3. Forensic Report Writing
4. Legal Technology - Criminal Databases and AI
5. Professional Ethics in Criminal Practice
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
1. Cyber Incident Management Skills
2. Data Protection Audit Practice
3. Tech Transactions Negotiation
4. Legal Technology - Coding for Lawyers and Legal Automation
5. Professional Ethics in Tech Law
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
1. Energy Negotiation and Deal Making Skills
2. Environmental Impact Assessment Practice
3. Joint Venture Management Practice
4. Legal Technology - Energy Data and Compliance Tools
5. Professional Ethics in Energy Sector
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
1. Human Rights Advocacy and Campaign Skills
2. Strategic Litigation Practice
3. Fact Finding and Human Rights Reporting
4. Legal Technology - Human Rights Documentation
5. Professional Ethics in Human Rights
Track 8: Public International Law
1. Diplomatic Negotiation Skills
2. International Legal Research and Advocacy
3. International Courts Procedure Practice
4. Legal Technology - International Law Databases
5. Professional Ethics in International Service
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
1. Legislative Negotiation and Stakeholder Consultation
2. Bill Drafting Workshop
3. Policy Paper Writing
4. Legal Technology - Drafting Software and Plain Language Tools
5. Professional Ethics in Legislative Service
Track 10: Labour Law
1. Labour Negotiation and Bargaining Skills
2. Labour Inspection and Compliance Practice
3. Workplace Investigation Practice
4. Legal Technology - HR Tech and Labour Analytics
5. Professional Ethics in Labour Practice
Track 11: Family Law
1. Family Mediation and Counseling Skills
2. Child Interview and Best Interest Assessment
3. Estate Administration Practice
4. Legal Technology - Family Law Case Management
5. Professional Ethics in Family Practice
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
1. Trade Negotiation Skills
2. Investment Due Diligence Practice
3. Trade Compliance and Rules of Origin Practice
4. Legal Technology - Trade Data and Digital Platforms
5. Professional Ethics in Trade Practice
Track 13: Taxation Law
1. Tax Negotiation and Settlement Skills
2. Tax Audit and Investigation Practice
3. Tax Planning Practice
4. Legal Technology - Tax Software and E-Filing Systems
5. Professional Ethics in Tax Practice
Track 14 Specialized Diploma | Police Law
1.Police Trial Advocacy Skills
2.Criminal Investigation and Evidence Gathering - Police Focus
3.Police Report Writing and Case Docket Preparation
4.Legal Technology - Police Databases and AI
5.Professional Ethics in Policing Practice
Year 3 Semester 3 - Final Capstone - 60 Credits per track
Track 1: Business Law and Law of Contract
1. Research Methods - Final - 12 credits
2. LLB Thesis - Business Law - 18 credits
3. Advanced Internship - Business Law Practice - 12 credits
4. Bar Preparation - Business Law Track - 10 credits
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Business Law - 8 credits
Track 2: Property Law and Land Tenure
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Property Law
3. Advanced Internship - Land and Deeds
4. Bar Preparation - Property Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Property Law
Track 3: Customary Law and Traditional Justice
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Customary Law
3. Advanced Internship - Customary Justice System
4. Bar Preparation - Customary Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Customary Law
Track 4: Criminology Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Criminology Law
3. Advanced Internship - Criminal Justice System
4. Bar Preparation - Criminal Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Criminology Law
Track 5: Technology Law / Cybersecurity Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Technology Law
3. Advanced Internship - Cybersecurity and Tech Law
4. Bar Preparation - Technology Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Technology Law
Track 6: Oil and Gas Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Oil and Gas Law
3. Advanced Internship - Oil and Gas Practice
4. Bar Preparation - Oil and Gas Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Oil and Gas Law
Track 7: Human Rights Protection Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Human Rights Law
3. Advanced Internship - Human Rights Practice
4. Bar Preparation - Human Rights Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Human Rights Law
Track 8: Public International Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Public International Law
3. Advanced Internship - International Practice
4. Bar Preparation - Public International Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Public International Law
Track 9: Advanced Constitutional and Legislative Drafting Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Constitutional and Drafting Law
3. Advanced Internship - Legislature and Law Reform
4. Bar Preparation - Constitutional Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Constitutional Drafting Law
Track 10: Labour Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Labour Law
3. Advanced Internship - Labour Practice
4. Bar Preparation - Labour Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Labour Law
Track 11: Family Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Family Law
3. Advanced Internship - Family Law Practice
4. Bar Preparation - Family Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Family Law
Track 12: International Trade and Investment Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - International Trade and Investment Law
3. Advanced Internship - Trade and Investment Practice
4. Bar Preparation - Trade and Investment Law Track
5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Trade and Investment Law
Track 13: Taxation Law
1. Research Methods - Final
2. LLB Thesis - Taxation Law
3. Advanced Internship - Taxation Practice
4. Advanced Internship - Taxation Practice 5. Professional Portfolio and Viva - Taxation Law
Track 14 Police Law
1.Research Methods - Final
2.LLB Thesis - Police Law
3.Advanced Internship - Namibian Police System
4.Bar Preparation - Police Law Track
5.Professional Portfolio and Viva - Police Law
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Section: Year 3 — Specialization
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Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Specialization
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Dispute Resolution & Interpretation
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
Module of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Source of Laws
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Section: Year 4 — Conveyancing & Notarial Practice
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Section: Year 4 — Conveyancing & Notarial Practice
Module of the Master of Laws (LLM). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 4 — Conveyancing & Notarial Practice
Module of the Master of Laws (LLM). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 4 — Conveyancing & Notarial Practice
Module of the Master of Laws (LLM). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 4 — Conveyancing & Notarial Practice
Module of the Master of Laws (LLM). Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 4 — Conveyancing & Notarial Practice
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Section: Year 3 — Skills & Research
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Skills & Research
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Skills & Research
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Skills & Research
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Skills & Research
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 3 — Skills & Research
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 2 — Advanced Learning
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Section: Year 1 — Foundation & Analysis
Module of the Master of English Literature & Theology — Policy Development & Analysis. Units, quizzes and assignments are added here by the course author.
Course Objective for POL 9001 Advanced Policy Theory and Processes
This module aims to equip doctoral students with advanced theoretical and analytical tools to understand how public policy is formulated, changed, and implemented. By the end of the course, students will be able to critically examine the foundations of policy analysis, evaluate major theoretical frameworks of policy change such as Multiple Streams, Advocacy Coalition, and Punctuated Equilibrium, and analyze the role of institutions, networks, and actors in shaping policy outcomes.
The module emphasizes developing policy that is lawful to the social context, which will help with the transition from political government to legal government. It also focuses on applying these theories to African and SADC contexts to strengthen students’ capacity for rigorous policy research and advisory work
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Case studies on leadership and skills expertise — the reasons projects and leaders fail and succeed. Study each one and apply the principles in practice.
Each case has prompt questions to answer. You may download the questions and answer them at your convenience. Each question is worth 5 marks.
Due date for submission: end of the third semester.
Semester 3: Strategic Leadership and Institutional Stewardship
Module 14 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 3: Strategic Leadership and Institutional Stewardship
Module 13 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 2: Applied Leadership and Organizational Systems
Module 12 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 2: Applied Leadership and Organizational Systems
Module 11 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 10 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 9 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 8 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 7 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 6 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 5 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 4 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 3 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 2 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.
Semester 1: Foundations of Leadership and Society
Module 1 of the Doctorate in Leadership Practice and Skills. This module contains 4 units, each with a learning objective, core ideas, case studies for reflection, and a dissertation application task.