LEGORO LA MOLAO
Doctoral Legum - LL D
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Rules for the Degree Doctor of laws (LLD) LLD obtained by writing a thesis The degree may be awarded on the strength of a dissertation on a topic in any discipline in respect of which, according to the judgement of the Director of Research, sufficient expertise is available in the Faculty for effective guidance to students. It is recommended that students attend the contact sessions of the module Research Methodology in the Maters” course. Students must also orally present their research proposal to the Faculty. Duration (minimum and maximum duration) The study period extends over a period of at least two years. A student must meet all the requirements for the LLD degree within four years after registration. Admission requirements To gain admission to the LLD, a student must have obtained an LLM degree from this university or from another South African university or must have the status of such a master’s degree granted on request by the Senate. The Director Research may also insist that the student submit adequate proof of his/her research capabilities before permission to register is granted. With admission the student has to submit a two (2) page research proposal in order for the Faculty to determine if sufficient expertise is available, to provide guidance and to appoint a promoter. An evaluation certificate as issued by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) must be submitted if a previous qualification was obtained in a foreign country. |
Application for Admission
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Compilation of curriculum – Doctor of Laws (605 104)
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The LL D programme is incorporated in the focus area by means of the requirement that all new research proposals must indicate the manner in which the proposed thesis will contribute to the theme "Development in the South African Constitutional State". The introduction of a PhD is currently under discussion. Students with other backgrounds but with practical experience in law, would after selection and determination of interest be allowed to enrol for a PhD.
Doctoral research is undertaken under the guidance of the senior researchers involved in the focus area. It is not unusual for researchers to serve as assistants or co-promoters of doctoral studies undertaken in other faculties .
Admission Requirements
To gain admission to the LL D, a student must have obtained a LL M degree from this university or from another South African university or must have the status of such a master's degree granted on request by the Senate.
Completion Period
The study period extends over a period of at least two years. A student must meet all the requirements for the LL D degree within five years after registration.
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Assistance in Research
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Librarian Information for Law Studies:
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Christine Bronkhorst |
Christine.Bronkhorst@nwu.ac.za |
+27(0)18 299 2804 |
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More Information
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Administrative Manager |
+27 (0)18 299 2804 |
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Director |
+27(0)18 299 1954 |
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Ms Anita Stapelberg |
+27(0)18 299 1952 |
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