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Continuing education

Unleash your potential by completing one – or more - of UCT’s continuing education short courses, workshops, seminars, lectures and conferences. These are offered in collaboration with the following UCT units and partners:

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Events

PhD Preparedness Programme (online)

8 July 2024
(Ends 26 August 2024)
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The aim of the course is to help students bridge the gap between a Masters' degree and a PhD, if the Masters' degree was a clinical or professional degree with less focus on independent research and academic writing skills.
8 July 2024
(Ends 26 August 2024)
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Advocates, attorneys and legal practitioners mediation

8 July 2024
(Ends 12 July 2024)
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This 60-hour course has been specially designed to enable lawyers to become mediators and mediation advocates in their spheres of speciality, including commercial, medical negligence, intellectual property, RAF and other matters.

Advanced legislative drafting

8 July 2024
(Ends 17 October 2024)
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This practical and career-enhancing course, presented by specialists in the field, provides people involved in the drafting of legislation with essential theoretical and practical knowledge and skills.
8 July 2024
(Ends 17 October 2024)
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Notices

Tree felling on upper campus from 19 June
Emergency tree felling will take place on upper campus from Wednesday, 19 June 2024, with 32 unstable trees identified for removal. The tree felling will take place over the vacation period and last for two to three weeks, depending on the weather conditions. The felling operations will impact parking on Madiba West, and the UCT community is requested to use available parking in P15 and P16. Please note that the west section of Madiba Road will be closed intermittently for tree clearance, but a stop/go set-up will always be in operation, with traffic officials on hand to assist with traffic flow.
Updated: 14:45, Tuesday, 18 June 2024