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26 Bachelor's degrees in Law in South Africa
Law
BA Law at the Stellenbosch University does not by itself qualify you to practise as an attorney or advocate – to practise you require an LLB degree in addition.
Law
The Bachelor in Law at University of Johannesburg is the minimum academic qualification for practising law in South Africa. To become an attorney or advocate you need an LLB degree.
Commerce in Law
The bachelor in Commerce in Law at University of South Africa (UNISA) provides comprehensive open distance learning in a socially responsible and distinctive manner that produces excellent scholarship and research, provides quality tuition and fosters active community engagement.
Law (Three-Year)
The Faculty of Law at the Stellenbosch University, which gives you the Law (Three-Year) programme, has a long and proud tradition of excellence in teaching law. Since its inception in 1921, it has produced many of South Africa's eminent legal professionals. Apart from judges, attorneys and advocates, it ranks businessmen and -women, and politicians among its alumni.
Economics with Law
The Economics with Law programme at the University of Cape Town aims to give students the advantage of doing a BCom degree with the possibility of continuing to do an LLB.
Law
Law from University of Pretoria meets specific training needs that emerge from the demand for employees with specific legal knowledge, but who are also schooled in aspects of the social or human sciences.