LLMs in South AfricaStudying an LLM in South Africa
There is a good selection of universities in South Africa, these include University of Stellenbosch; University of the Western Cape; University of Cape Town; University of Fort Hare; University of KwaZulu-Natal; Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University; University of Pretoria; University of South Africa; and the University of Witwatersrand. What LLM programmes can you do in South Africa?LLM programmes in South Africa usually take one year’s full-time study or two years’ part-time study. LLM programmes currently available at universities in South Africa include the following:
LLM programmes are typically taught in English, although do check with your chosen institution to make sure. Admissions to a South African LLM programme
Subdirectorate: Temporary Residence Course applications should be made directly to the university and it’s a good idea to apply as early as possible to increase your chances of securing a place. To gain entry to an LLM program in a South African institution applicants should generally hold a degree of LLB or its equivalent. Applicants with degrees or qualifications in a language other than English will probably need to demonstrate their English language skills by obtaining exam scores in one of the following: TOEFL: Minimum paper-based score of 600 or a total score of 100 with at least 25 on each of the individual skill areas (internet-based) IELTS: Minimum band score of 7.0 How to apply for a study permitPlease bear in mind these are only guidelines – you must check the exact requirements with your chosen institution: A valid passport A study permit will take about six weeks to process. Tuition fees and living costs
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International students must have a study permit before they are allowed to enrol onto any course in South Africa. These are available from the South African embassy in your home country, or from the Department of Home Affairs in South Africa: