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Type	Code	Name
Modules	OHK 800	Ophthalmology 800
Modules	EUS 710	Feasibility studies 710
Modules	EUS 720	Feasibility studies 720
Modules	EUS 721	Feasibility studies of shopping centres 721
Modules	ETT 732	Telecommunication systems engineering 732
Modules	SRC 802	Socio-economic rights in the South African Constitution 802
Modules	SKC 802	Law of specific contracts 802
Modules	BEM 815	Qualitative research for marketing decisions 815
Modules	SAL 801	International air, space and telecommunications law 801
Modules	SCL 801	Statutory competition law 801
Modules	SAR 803	Living together as neighbours 803
Modules	IMY 773	Applied interactive technology 773
Modules	MIT 835	Information and knowledge management 835
Modules	MIT 838	Mini-dissertation 838
Modules	MIT 807	Mini dissertation in big data science 807
Modules	BCI 780	Supply chain information and decision technology 780
Modules	GIG 825	Gamification: create change through persuasive system design 825
Modules	RVM 801	Introduction to the South African legal system and Bill of Rights 801
Modules	KGG 731	Emotional-social wellbeing 731
Modules	LBL 880	Leadership and management of learning in education 880
Modules	GIJ 869	Corporate Purpose and the UN SDGs: Partnering to deliver shared value in Africa 869
Modules	API 711	Assessment approaches and instruments 711
Modules	API 733	Assessment approaches and instruments 733
Modules	AQA 780	Part 2: Research report 780
Modules	GIJ 867	State capture, corruption and ethical leadership 867
Modules	GIJ 868	International corporate management business simulation 868
Modules	RHP 803	Research proposal 803
Modules	RHP 804	Research proposal and oral defence of the research proposal 804
Modules	RHP 902	Research methodology 902
Modules	RHP 802	Research methodology 802
Modules	PSR 801	Personality rights 801
Modules	PVR 890	Dissertation: Private law 890
Modules	PVR 990	Thesis and oral defence: Private law 990
Modules	RHP 801	Research methodology 801
Modules	PSR 800	Law of persons 800
Modules	PLC 801	Aspects of private law pertaining to children 801
Modules	PBL 812	Access to healthcare and medical malpractice litigation 812
Modules	PBL 813	Medico-legal issues 813
Modules	NRM 801	Research methodology for human rights 801
Modules	PAJ 801	Post-apartheid jurisprudence 801
Modules	PBL 811	Theory and practice of medical law and medical ethics 811
Modules	MRL 803	Capita Selecta of Insurance Law 803
Modules	MPI 890	Dissertation: Law 890
Modules	MRL 801	General principles of insurance law 801
Modules	MRL 802	Insurance regulation and governance 802
Modules	RHP 904	Research proposal and oral defence of the research proposal 904
Modules	NME 815	Research Methodology 815
Modules	IMY 774	Virtual environments 774
Modules	DPD 803	Design project and discourse 803
Modules	EAD 732	Advanced classical optics 732

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