The Faculty of Law is a proud faculty with a reputation for academic excellence. Although the Faculty is relatively small, its accredited research output annually ranks among the highest in the country. Faculty members are continually involved in the writing, updating and editing of law books, in addition to the publication of various articles in law journals and papers at international conferences, for which they are responsible. The Faculty also has its own law journal, the Journal of South African Law (TSAR), which has been published for the past 35 years. The Faculty annually awards the degrees BA (Law), BCom (Law), LLB, LLM and LLD. In addition to these degrees, the Faculty has a strong division for non-formal programmes that offers postgraduate and undergraduate diplomas, certificates and short programmes in specialised areas such as tax law, insolvency law, compliance, criminal justice and forensic investigation, sports law, cyber law, labour law, social security, environmental law, drafting of contracts and entertainment law. The Faculty of Law also has various research institutes and centres that are involved in new legislation and legal development. Students at the Facultys three law clinics on the Witwatersrand and Soweto offer free legal advice to members of the public. A law degree offers many exciting and challenging career opportunities. The Faculty of Laws students are highly sought after in the legal and commercial worlds, and form part of a rich tradition and of a student body which is proud of its ties with a Faculty of excellence. Disclaimer: In order to be considered for selection for a programme, an applicant is required to comply with the programmes minimum admission criteria in respect of the total APS and Group A and B subjects. Meeting the Facultys minimum requirements for a particular programme does not necessarily guarantee admission to that programme as specic selection criteria may be applied.