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Our Faculty of Law prepares you for a career in law, business, politics, or economics. Through your studies, you will develop critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving skills, alongside the ability to communicate effectively and apply the law in real-world contexts.
With a strong foundation in legal principles and practical application, the faculty equips you with the skills and confidence to navigate complex legal systems and make a meaningful impact in society.
Our Law faculty offers a range of qualifications designed to support different academic pathways and career goals.
If you did not achieve a bachelor's pass in your matric results, you still have a pathway to success at Eduvos. The Pre-degree Foundation Programme (Commerce and Law) provides a strong foundation for further study.
At degree level, we offer the following:
For those looking to specialise further, the Master of Laws in Commercial Law (LLM) allows you to deepen your expertise and advance your career in the legal field.
To study within the Faculty of Law, the following minimum requirements apply:
To explore the full admission criteria and detailed requirements, visit our admissions page.
A key advantage of studying Law at Eduvos is the opportunity to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting through the Eduvos Law Clinic at our Midrand campus.
As part of the Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) requirement, the clinic allows students to gain practical, supervised experience while serving the community. You will work directly with clients, assist in real legal matters, and develop professional skills under the guidance of qualified and admitted attorneys.
Students are exposed to areas such as family law, labour law, and consumer law, while also contributing to meaningful initiatives like drafting wills and providing free legal assistance to those who cannot afford private representation. This experience not only strengthens your CV but also fosters a strong sense of ethical responsibility and purpose.
Additionally, the faculty regularly hosts on-campus moot court sessions and court visits, allowing students to refine their advocacy, research, and legal reasoning skills in a practical environment. Our law students also actively participate in both local and international moot court competitions, gaining valuable exposure and experience, including notable participation at the Christof Heyns African Human Rights Moot Court Competition and the 14th Annual Child Law Moot Court Competition.
Our Faculty of Law is endorsed by, a member of, or partnered with:
These affiliations ensure that our programmes remain relevant, credible, and aligned with industry and academic standards.
With diverse qualifications, practical learning opportunities, and strong industry alignment, the Faculty of Law offers a dynamic and supportive environment to help you achieve your goals. Whether you see yourself in a courtroom, corporate environment, or policy space, our Faculty of Law provides the knowledge and experience to help you succeed.
Applications for our next intake are open. Enrol today and start on 20 July. If you are currently in matric, make Eduvos your first choice and pre-enrol for 2027 to begin your journey as a future legal professional.
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