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Type	Code	Name
Modules	ICL 802	International criminal law 802
Modules	IBR 822	Corporate liquidation and business rescue regulation 822
Modules	IBR 821	Comparative and international insolvency principles 821
Modules	HRA 807	Research and adv to realise sexual, reprod health and sexual minority rights claims in Africa 807
Modules	HRA 806	Applying human rights principles to selected rights of sexual minorities in Africa 806
Modules	HRA 805	Applying human rights principles to selected sexual rights and sexuality issues in Africa 805
Modules	HRA 804	Applying human rights principles to selected reproductive health issues in Africa 804
Modules	HRA 803	Applying human rights principles to realise sexual and reproductive health rights claims 803
Modules	HRA 802	International human rights law relevant to sexual and reproductive rights in Africa 802
Modules	HRA 801	Human rights in Africa 801
Modules	HPH 801	History and philosophy of human rights 801
Modules	GPC 803	Advanced drafting theory 803
Modules	GTB 802	Advanced international investment and business law 802
Modules	GPC 802	Interpretation of contracts 802
Modules	GPC 801	Capita selecta of the general principles of the law of contract 801
Modules	GIH 802	Advanced international trade law 802
Modules	DRL 803	Protection of persons with disabilities in a global context 803
Modules	ENL 802	Environmental law 802
Modules	EIL 812	Socio-economic development and management of non-renewable natural resources 812
Modules	EIL 805	Civil law liability for extractive industry activities 805
Modules	DRL 804	African regional disability rights protection 804
Modules	EIL 803	The South Africa Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act 803
Modules	EIL 804	International law aspects of extractive industries 804
Modules	EIL 802	Sustainability aspects of extractive industries 802
Modules	AAK 707	The law and disability 707
Modules	AAK 708	Work preparation 708
Modules	AAK 710	Practical work: AAC (2) 710
Modules	DRL 805	Contemporary challenges in disability law, policy and practice in Africa 805
Modules	EIL 801	Rights to and regulation of natural resources 801
Modules	CTI 802	Individual and corporate taxation 802
Modules	DIA 801	Democratisation in Africa 801
Modules	DLA 801	Aspects of divorce law 801
Modules	DPI 990	Thesis: Law 990
Modules	DRL 801	Principles of international human rights law 801
Modules	DRL 802	Principles of social science 802
Modules	CMR 801	An analysis of the South African Constitution and human rights 801
Modules	CSL 801	Constitutional law 801
Modules	RPT 781	Reproductive biology 781
Modules	CLL 802	Collective labour law 802
Modules	CLG 801	Civil litigation 801
Modules	BNK 803	Banking law – Capita Selecta 803
Modules	CCP 801	Criminal procedure litigation 801
Modules	BNK 802	Banking law 802
Modules	AVT 802	Aspects of the law of trusts 802
Modules	OFM 781	Ophthalmology 781
Modules	AHE 813	Advanced one health: public health 813
Modules	ATL 801	General principles of income tax law 801
Modules	ASL 802	Administrative law 802
Modules	AOE 801	Administration of estates 801
Modules	ASC 801	Aspects of the law of succession 801

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University of Pretoria Programme Qualification Mix (PQM) verification project

The higher education sector has undergone an extensive alignment to the Higher Education Qualification Sub-Framework (HEQSF) across all institutions in South Africa. In order to comply with the HEQSF, all institutions are legally required to participate in a national initiative led by regulatory bodies such as the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), the Council on Higher Education (CHE), and the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). The University of Pretoria is presently engaged in an ongoing effort to align its qualifications and programmes with the HEQSF criteria. Current and prospective students should take note that changes to UP qualification and programme names, may occur as a result of the HEQSF initiative. Students are advised to contact their faculties if they have any questions.

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