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National Diplomas 

National Diploma: Correctional Services Management New Curriculum From 2010 

(NDCSM - N10) 4 

National Diploma: Policing New Curriculum (NDPLC - NEW) 6 

National Diploma: Policing Old Curriculum (NDPLC - OLD) 7 

National Diploma: Security Risk Management (NDSCR - NEW) 8 

Diplomas 

Diploma In Corrections Management (98218) 9 

Diploma In Policing (98220) 11 

Diploma In Security Management (98221) 12 

Diploma In Law (98750) 13 

Bachelor Degrees 

Bachelor Of Arts Criminology (03425 - CRI) 14 

Bachelor of Arts In Criminology (98681) 16 

Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate) (03492) 18 

Bachelor of Laws (98680) 20 

Baccaleurs Technology Degrees 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Correctional Services Management (BTCOR) 22 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Forensic Investigation (BTFIN) 22 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Policing (BTPLC) 23 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Security Risk Management (BTSEC) 24 

Postgraduate Diplomas 

Postgraduate Diploma In Law (HIV and AIDS) (98757) 25 

Honours Degrees 

Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminology (04243) 26 

Honours Bachelor of Arts In Penology (04847) 26 

Bachelor of Arts Honours In Criminology (98682) 26 

The information contained in this brochure was accurate 

at the time of publication (30 September 2011). 

For updates, please go to the Unisa website 

http://www.unisa.ac.za or to the Unisa mobi site http://mobi.unisa.ac.za.

Qualifications for the 

College of Law 

National Diplomas 

National Diploma: Correctional Services Management New Curriculum From 2010 

(NDCSM - N10) 4 

National Diploma: Policing New Curriculum (NDPLC - NEW) 6 

National Diploma: Policing Old Curriculum (NDPLC - OLD) 7 

National Diploma: Security Risk Management (NDSCR - NEW) 8 

Diplomas 

Diploma In Corrections Management (98218) 9 

Diploma In Policing (98220) 11 

Diploma In Security Management (98221) 12 

Diploma In Law (98750) 13 

Bachelor Degrees 

Bachelor Of Arts Criminology (03425 - CRI) 14 

Bachelor of Arts In Criminology (98681) 16 

Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate) (03492) 18 

Bachelor of Laws (98680) 20 

Baccaleurs Technology Degrees 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Correctional Services Management (BTCOR) 22 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Forensic Investigation (BTFIN) 22 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Policing (BTPLC) 23 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Security Risk Management (BTSEC) 24 

Postgraduate Diplomas 

Postgraduate Diploma In Law (HIV and AIDS) (98757) 25 

Honours Degrees 

Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminology (04243) 26 

Honours Bachelor of Arts In Penology (04847) 26 

Bachelor of Arts Honours In Criminology (98682) 26 

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Curriculums 2012: CLAW 

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Qualification 

National Diploma: Correctional Services NQF Exit Level 6 

Management New Curriculum From 2010 

Qualification code NDCSM - N10 Total NQF Credits 360 

Admission Requirements Senior Certificate or NSC Degree/Diploma or Equivalent Qualification 

Repeaters only Until 2012 

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites 

Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory. 

EUP1501 - End-User 

Computing (Practical) 

ILW1501 - Introduction To 

Law 

PEN1501 - Introduction 

To Fundamental Penology 

(Penology) 

PEN1502 - Correctional 

Services Administration I: 

Module II: Introduction To 

Corrections Science 


Skills (Penology) 

SCL1501 - Skills Course For 

Law Students 

Electives: Choose 4 from the following. 

PUB1501 - The Nature, 

Content and Scope of Public 

Administration 

PUB1601 - The Structuring 

and Functioning of Public 

Services 

PUB1505 - Public Supply 

Chain Management 

SCK1501 - Welfare Policy 

SCK1502 - Introduction 

To Social Work and The 

Helping Process 

Co: PUB101 or PUB1501 

FUR2601 - Fundamental 

Rights 


Services Administration 

II: Module I: Fundamental 

Penology 


Services Administration II: 

Module II: Social Dynamics 

In A Correctional Centre 



III: Module I: Community 

Corrections 

PEN2604 - Introduction To 

Correctional Management 



I: Module 1: Correctional 

Security 

PEN2607 - Administration of 

The Correctional Service Act 


PUB2601 - Foundations of 

Public Administration 

PUB2602 - Protection 

Services 

PUB2604 - Welfare and 

Social Services 

PUB2605 - Culture and 

Education 

SCK2601 - Facilitative 

Communication In Groups 

and Communities 

Should be taken together 

with or follow on SCL1501; 

ILW1501 and follow on 

CSL2601 

Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, 

PUB102 or PUB1601 







Pre: SCK101W/ SCK1501 + 

SCK1502 

SCK2602 - Practical Work Pre: SCK101W/ SCK1501 + 

SCK1502 

SCK2603 - Welfare Policy Pre: SCK101W/ SCK1501 + 

SCK1502 

SCK2604 - Counselling 

Skills 


SCK1502 

PEN3701 - Restorative 

Justice In Corrections 

PEN3704 - Unit and Case 

Management In Correctional 

Services 

PEN3705 - Youth 

Corrections 



III: Module II: Offender 

Development 


Management Principles 

PEN3708 - Corectional 

Management Control 

Mechanism 


PUB301E - Public 

Management Skills 

PUB3701 - Public 

Management Skills (Offered 

from 2013) 

PUB3702 - Public Human 

Resource Management 

PUB3703 - Public Policy 

PUB3704 - Organisational 

Studies In The Public Sector 

PUB3705 - Public Financial 

Administration and 

Management 

PUB3707 - Ethics In 

Public Administration and 

Administrative Justice 

(Offered from 2013) 

SCK3028 - Social Group 

Work 

SCK3039 - Community 

Work 

SCK304A - Practical Work 

In Social Case and Group 

Work 

SCK305B - Practical Work: 

Community Work 


Work (Offered from 2013) 
















SCK1502 


SCK1502; Co: SCK305B 


SCK1502; Co: SCK3039 


SCK1502; Co: SCK3039 


SCK1502 

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SCK3704 - Practical Work 



SCK3705 - Practical Work: 

Community Work (Offered 

from 2013) 


SCK1502 

Rules 

Students have until the end of 2012 to complete this curriculum of this National Diploma. Students who do not complete this curriculum of the National Diploma by the 

end of 2012, will be allowed to register for the Diploma in Corrections Management (qualification code 98218) 


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Qualification National Diploma: Policing New Curriculum NQF Exit Level 6 

Qualification code NDPLC - NEW Total NQF Credits 360 

Admission Requirements Senior Certificate or NSC Degree/Diploma or Equivalent Qualification. 



. ALL COMPULSORY. ALL COMPULSORY. 

CRW1501 - Introduction To 

The General Principles of 

Criminal Law 



MNG1502 - Management I A 

MNG1602 - Management Ib 

OVM1501 - Investigative 

Principles For Policing Ia 


Principles For Policing Ib 

POL1501 - Crime 

Prevention For Policing Ia 


Prevention Princeples For 

Policing Ib 

ENN103F - English for 

academic purposes 

INS1502 - Developing 

information skills for lifelong 

learning 

Co:MNB101 or MNB1501or 

MNG1M14 

CMP2601 - Law of Criminal 

Procedure: Pre-Trial 

CRI2601 - Introduction To 

Crime Information Systems 

For Policing 

CRW2602 - Criminal Law: 

Specific Crimes 


Principles For Policing IIa 


Principles For Policing IIb 


Prevention Principles For 

Policing IIa 



Policing IIb 

PRF2601 - Introduction 

To Professionalism For 

Policing IIa 



Policing IIb 

MND2601 - Management IIA 

EPP2601 - Applied 

Communication in Policing 

Recommendation: Should 

be taken together or follow 

on CRW1501 



on CRW1501 

CRI3701 - Crime Information 

Systems For Policing 

EVI3701 - Evidence: 

Admissibility of Evidence 

MNG381K - Management III 


Principles For Policing IIIa 


Principles For Policing IIIb 



Policing IIIa 



Policing IIIb 

PRF3701 - Professionalism 

For Policing IIIa 


For Policing IIIb 


with or follow on CRW1501 

Pre:MNG241Y or MND2601 

Rules 

Credits will be given for the following modules if the first phase of Basic Training at the SAPS Training Colleges was passed since 1998. A certified copy of the certificate 

or a letter signed by the commander of the college must be submitted together with the application for credits. 

Crime prevention principles for policing I: POL1501& POL1502 

Investigative principles for policing I: OVM1501 & OVM1502 

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Qualification National Diploma: Policing Old Curriculum NQF Exit Level 6 

Qualification code NDPLC - OLD Total NQF Credits 276 

Admission Requirements Senior Certificate or NSC Degree/Diploma or Equivalent Qualification. 



Compulsory. . . 



Criminal Law 











Policing Ib 

Electives. Choose 1 from the following: 

EPP1501 Applied 


1a 

EPP1502 Applied 


1b 

EUP1501 End-User 


EUC131 End-user 

computing (Theory) 

Pre:MNG1501 OR 

MNG1M14 











Policing IIa 



Policing IIb 

MND2601 - Management IIA 

MND2602 - Management IIB 



on CRW1501 



on CRW1501 










Policing IIIa 



Policing IIIb 



on CRW1501 

Pre:MNG241Y or MND2601 

and MND2602 

Rules 

Credits will be given for the following modules if the first phase of Basic Training at the SAPS Training Colleges was passed since 1998. A certified copy of the certificate 

or a letter signed by the commander of the college must be submitted together with the application for credits. 

Crime prevention principles for policing I: POL1501& POL1502 

Investigative principles for policing I: OVM1501 & OVM1502 


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Qualification 

National Diploma: Security Risk 

NQF Exit Level 6 

Management 

Qualification code NDSCR - NEW Total NQF Credits 360 




Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory 

ENN1504 - Practising 

Workplace English (English 

104) 

MND2601 - Management IIA Pre: MNG131V or 

MNG1M14, MNG1M25 or 

MNG1502, MNG1602 

MNG381K - Management III Pre: MNG241Y 



MNG1502 - Management I 

(Module 1) 


SEP1501 - Security 

Principles And Practices I 

SEP1502 - Fire Prevention 

And Safety Strategies 

SEP1503 - Corporate 

Investigation I 

SEP1504 - Security Risk 

Control Measures I 


Technology And Information 

Security I 

Electives: Choose 2 from the following 

CMY1503 - Introduction To 

Criminology: Reaction To 

Crime 

FAC1501 - Introductory 

Financial Accounting 

AND FAC1601 Financial 

Accounting Reporting 

INR131Y - Industrial 

Relations I 

ORE1M1M - Organisational 

Effectiveness I (Module 

1) AND ORE1M2M 

Organisational Effectiveness 

I (Module 2) 

PMA111W - Personnel 

Management I 

PUD101P - Public Service 

Delivery I 

SPP101S - Safety Principles 

And Practice I 

Co: MNB101 or MNB1501 

or MNG1M14 

MND2602 - Management IIB 

SEP2601 - Industrial 

Security Principles 


Security in Practise 


Investigation II 


Control Measures II 



Security II 


CMY2601 - Crime Risk 

Perspectives 

CMY2602 - Principles 

Of Crime Prevention, 

Reduction And Control 

CTA2M1A - Cost Accounting 

II: Module 1 

CTA2M2A - Cost Accounting 

II: Module 2 

INR251X - Industrial 

Relations II 

ORE202M - Organisational 

Effectiveness II 

PMA221S - Personnel 

Management II 

PMN201P - Project 

Management II 


And Practice II 

Pre: MNG131V or 

MNG1M14, MNG1M25 or 

MNG1502, MNG1602 

Pre: INR131Y 

Pre: ORE1M1M, ORE1M2M 

or ORE101M 

Pre: PMA111W 

Pre: PUD101P 

Pre: SPP101S 

SEP3701 - Applied Security 

Risk Management 

SEP3702 - Integrated 

Security Risk Project 

Management 


Investigation III 


Control Measures III 



Security III 

Electives:Choose 3 from the following 

CMY3704 - Formal Reaction 

To Crime 

MNA3M1G - Management 

Accounting III (Module 1) 

MNA3M2H - Management 

Accounting III (Module 2) 

SMN301S - Safety 

Management 

PMA342T - Personnel 

Management 

ORE301M - Organisational 

Effectiveness 

Pre: CTA2M1A, CTA2M2A 

Pre: CTA2M1A, CTA2M2A 

Pre: SPP201S 

Pre: PMA221S 

Pre: ORE202M 

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Qualification Diploma In Corrections Management NQF Exit Level 6 

Qualification code 98218 Total NQF Credits 360 




ENN103F - English For 

Academic Purposes 




Law 


Fundamental Penology 






Skills 

Electives:Choose 4 from the following. 






Services 

PUB1505 - Public Supply 

Chain Management 

Co:PUB1501 or PUB1018 


Rights 



Major: Choose 6 from the following: 




Penology 



Module II Social dynamics in 

a correctional centre 



III: Module I:Community 

corrections 

PEN2604 - Introduction to 




I: Module I: Correctional 

Security 

PEN2606 - Admission and 

release mechanisms 

PEN2608 - Correction and 

care 




CSL2601 


Management Principles 

PEN3708 - Corectional 

Management Control 

Mechanism (Penology) 

Major: Choose 4 from the following modules 


justice in Corrections 

PEN3702 - Advanced 

fundamental Penology 

PEN3703 - Special needs 

offenders (Offered from 

2013) 

PEN3704 - Unit and case 

management 


corrections (available from 

2013) 




development 

Electives Choose 4 from the following: 

SCK1501 - Welfare Policy Electives:Choose 3 from the following. PUB3701 - Public 


from 2013) 




Co:SCK1501 

PUB2601 - Foundations of 



Services 



PUB2605 - Culture and 

Education 



and Communities (Social 

Work 201) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:SCK1501,SCK1502 



PUB3703 - Public Policy 

PUB3704 - Organisational 

Studies In The Public Sector 

PUB3705 - Public Financial 

Administration and 

Management 





SCK2602 - Practical Work Co:SCK1501,SCK1502 SCK3702 - Social Group 

Work (Social Work 302) 






(Social Work 203) 






Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 

Co:PUB1501 or 

(PUB10180,PUB1601or( 

PUB1029) 


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Skills 

Co:SCK1501,SCK1502 SCK3705 - Practical Work: 

Community Work (Offered 

from 2013) 

GGH3708 - Environmental 

awareness and 

responsibility 

MNG301A - Srategic 

Planning 3A 

Rules 

This qualification replaces both the old curriculum (NDCRS) and the revised curriculum (NDCSM – OLD) of the National Diploma in Correctional Services Management. 

All students previously registered for the two old curricula of the National Diploma in Correctional Services Management must convert to the new curriculum of 

the Diploma in Corrections Management as from 2012. 

A maximum of 120 credits for elective modules passed in old curriculums, maximum 48 credits on NQF 5, 36 credits on NQF 6 and 36 credits on NQF 7. 

A maximum of 240 credits for core (compulsory) modules passed in old curriculums, of which a maximum of 72 credits on NQF 5, 96 credits on NQF 6 and 72 credits 

on NQF 7. 

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Qualification Diploma In Policing NQF Exit Level 6 




. . . 



Criminal Law 





INS1502 - Developing 

Information Skills For 

Lifelong Learning 





For Policing 



EPP2601 - Applied 

Communication In Policing 



on CRW1501 



on CRW1501 

MNG1502 - Management I A MND2601 - Management IIa Pre: MNG1502 or 

MNG1M14 and MNG1602 

or MNG1M25 










Policing Ib 

Pre:MNB1501(MNB101D) or 

MNG1502(MNG1M14) 







Policing IIa 



Policing IIb 



Policing IIa 



Policing IIb 












Policing IIIa 



Policing IIIb 


For Policing IIIa 


For Policing IIIb 



on CRW1501 

Pre:MND2601 

or(MNG241Y) 


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Qualification Diploma In Security Management NQF Exit Level 6 












Principles and Practices I 

SEP1502 - Fire Prevention 

and Safety Strategies 


Investigation I 


Control Measures I 


Technology and Information 

Security I 


HRM1501 - Introduction 

To Human Resource 

Management 

LRM1501 - Introduction 

To Labour Relations 

Management 

MAC1501 - Introduction To 

Management Accounting 

PUB1508 - Public Service 

Delivery I 

CMY1503 - Introduction 

to criminology: reaction to 

crime 

SPP101S - Safety 

Principles and Practice I 

Pre:MNB1501(MNB101D) or 

MNG1502(MNG1M14) 

MND2601 - Management IIa MNG381K - Management III Pre:MND2601 

or(MNG241Y) 

MND2602 - Management IIb 

SEP3701 - Applied Security 

Risk Management 


security principles 


security practice 


Investigation II 


Control Measures II 



Security II 

Electives;Choose 2 from the following. 


Perspectives 


of Crime Prevention, 

Reduction and Control 



For Policing 

HRM2605 - Human 

Resource Management For 

Line Managers 

LRM2601 - Labour Relations 

Management (Macro) 

PMN201P - Project 

Management II 


and Practice II 

SEP3702 - Integrated 

Security Risk Project 

Management 


Investigation III 


Control Measures III 



Security III 



To Crime 



GGH3708 - Environmental 

Awareness and 

Responsibility 

PGE301P - Program 

Management III 

PMA342T - Personnel 


SMN301S - Safety 


Rules 

MAC15011. 

Please note that if students wishing to continue into the BTSEC degree it is recommended that this module be taken. 

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Qualification Diploma In Law NQF Exit Level 6 


Admission Requirements Senior Certificate or NSC Degree/Diploma or an Equivalent Qualification. 

First Level Recommendations Second Level Recommendations Third Level Recommendations 

. . . 

BWE1501 - Business 

Practice and Workplace 

Ethics 



Criminal Law 

CZL1504 - Citizenship Law 

DPP1503 - Democracy and 

Public Participation 

ENN1504 - Practising 

Workplace English 




Law 

PAR1501 - Introduction To 

Paralegal Studies 

PVL1501 - Law of Persons 


Law Students 


with or follow on SCL1501 

and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 

CAL2601 - Constitutional 

and Administrative Law 


FBE2604 - Forms of 

Business Enterprise 


IND2601 - African 

Customary Law 

IOS2601 - Interpretation of 

Statutes 

LEG2601 - Legal Aspects of 

Environmental Management 

LLW2601 - Individual Labour 

Law 

LLW2602 - Collective 

Labour Law 

LSB2605 - Legal Aspects of 

Small Businesses (Offered 

from 2013) 

PAC2602 - Paralegal Advice 

Centre (Offered from 2013) 

PVL2601 - Family Law 

PVL2602 - Law of 

Succession 

SWL2603 - Social Welfare 

Law (Offered from 2013) 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 




CSL2601 (LLB/CAL2601: 

DipLaw) 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 

COL3704 - Consumer Law 


EDL3703 - Education Law 


HIL3705 - HIV/AIDS and 

The Law (Offered from 

2014) 

LAH3701 - Land and 

Housing (Offered from 2014) 

LGL3702 - Local 

Government Law (Offered 

from 2014) 

PVL3702 - Law of Contract 

PVL3703 - Law of Delict 

EVI3701 - Admissibility of 

Evidence 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



ILW1501 and PVL1501 



ILW1501 and PVL1501 



and ILW1501 


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Qualification Bachelor Of Arts Criminology NQF Exit Level 6 

Qualification code 03425 - CRI Total NQF Credits 360 

Admission Requirements NSC Degree OR Matric Exemption 





To Criminology: Crime, 

Offenders And Criminal 

Behaviour 


Criminology: Victims And 

Reduction Of Crime 



Crime 




COM1501 - Fundamentals 

Of Communication 

COM1502 - Communication 

Contexts And Applications 


The General Principles Of 

Criminal Law 

FLS1501 - The Origins Of 

South African Law 

FLS1502 - Foundations Of 



Law 

IOP1501 - Psychological 

Processes In Work Context 

IOP1601 - Personality In 

Work Context 


Content And Scope Of 



And Functioning Of Public 

Services 

PVL1501 - Law Of Persons 

PYC1501 - Basic 

Psychology 


be taken together with or 

follow on SCL1501 and 

ILW1501. 




ILW1501. 




ILW1501. 

Co:IOP1501 

Co:PUB1501 




ILW1501. 


Of Crime Prevention, 

Reduction And Control 

CMY2605 - Reaction To 

Crime: Alternative Dispute 

Resolution 


Perspectives 

CMY2603 - Child and Youth 

Misbehaviour 

CMY2604 - Dealing with 

young offenders 


ADL2601 - Administrative 

Law 

CMP2601 - Law Of Criminal 


CSL2601 - Constitutional 

Law 




Rights 

IOP209Y - Workforce 

Diversity 

IOP2601 - Organisational 

Research Methodology 


Psychology 


Adjustment In The Work 

Context 

IOP2608 - Forensic 

Industrial Psychology 

IOS2601 - Interpretation Of 

Statutes 


be taken together with 

or follow on SCL1501, 

ILW1501, CSL2601 and 

IOS2601. 




ILW1501. 




ILW1501. 




ILW1501. 



or follow on SCL1501; 


CSL2601 

P:IOP1501,IOP1601 



or follow on SCL1501; 


CSL2601 

CMY3701 - The Explanation 

Of Crime 

CMY3702 - Crime 

Typologies 


To Crime 

CMY3705 - Victimology 

CMY3706 - Contemporary 

Criminological Issues 

CMY3708 - Qualitative 

research methodology in 

Criminology 

CMY3709 - Quantitative 

research methodology in 

Criminology 


CMP3701 - Law Of Criminal 

Procedure: Trial And Post- 

Trial 


Admissibility Of Evidence 


The Presentation And 

Assessment Of Evidence 

IOP3704 - Employment 

Relations 

IOP3706 - Personnel 

Psychology: Employee 

Retention 

IOP3095 - Work Group 

Dynamics And Diversity 

PUB301E - Public 

Management Skills 

PUB305J - Ethics In 

Public Administratrion And 







ILW1501. 




ILW1501. 




ILW1501. 

Pre:IOP201,IOP202 



Pre:PUB1501, OR 

PUB101,PUB1602 OR 

PUB102 

Pre:PUB1501, or 

PUB101,PUB1601or 

PUB102 

Pre:PUB1501,PUB1601 

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PYC1502 - Psychology In 

Society 


Services 

PYC3702 - Abnormal 

Behaviour And Mental 

Health 

Pre: PYC1501, PYC1502 



To Social Work And The 


Languages:Choose 1 from the following. 



ENN106J - English 

Communication For Law 


Law Students 

PUB2604 - Welfare And 


Co:SCK1501 or SCK101W PVL2601 - Family Law Recommendation: Should 



ILW1501. 

PYC2601 - Personality 

Theories 

PYC2604 - Community 

Psychology: Re-Imagining 

Community 

PYC2605 - Hiv/Aids Care 

And Counselling 



And Communities 


Skills 

PYC3703 - Cognition: 

Thinking, Memory And 

Problem Solving 


Psychology: Intervention 

Strategies 

SCK3701 - Social Case 

Work 


Work 


Work 

Pre: PYC1501, PYC1502 

Pre:SCK1501,SCK1502; Co 

SCK3028 

Pre:SCK101W/ 

SCK1501+SCK102X/ 

SCK1502Y 

Pre:SCK101W/ 

SCK1501+SCK102X/ 

SCK1502Y/ 

SCK2013,SCK2046 


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Qualification Bachelor of Arts In Criminology NQF Exit Level 7 






To Criminology: Crime, 

Offenders and Criminal 

Behaviour 


Criminology: Victims and 

Reduction of Crime 



Crime (Criminology) 

ENN1504 - Practicing 

workplace English 




COM1501 - Fundamentals 

of Communication 

COM1502 - Communication 

Contexts and Applications 



Criminal Law 

FLS1501 - The Origins of 


FLS1502 - Foundations of 



Law 


Processes In Work Context 

IOP1601 - Personality In 

Work Context 

PEN1501 - Introduction 

To Fundamental Penology 

(Penology) 






Skills (Penology) 






Services 




ILW1501. 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 

Co:IOP1501 or (IOP101M) 

Co:PUB1501 or PUB1018 


Perspectives 


of Crime Prevention, 

Reduction and Control 

CMY2603 - Child and Youth 

Misbehaviour 

CMY2604 - Dealing With 

Young Offenders 

CMY2605 - Reaction To 

Crime: Alternative Dispute 

Resolutions 


ADL2601 - Administrative 

Law 



COM2603 - Intercultural, 

Development and Health 

Communication 

COM2604 - Media Studies: 

Mass Communication and 

Media Theory 



CSL2601 - Constitutional 

Law 


Rights 

IOP209Y - Workforce 

Diversity 


Research Methodology 


Psychology 


with or follow on SCL1501, 

ILW1501, CSL2601 and 

IOS2601 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 




CSL2601 

Pre:PYC1501,PYC1502 

Pre:IOP1601 or(IOP102N) 

CMY3701 - The Explanation 

of Crime 

CMY3702 - Crime 

Typologies 


To Crime 

CMY3705 - Victimology 

CMY3706 - Contemporary 

Criminological Issues 

CMY3708 - Qualitative 

Research Methodology In 

Criminology 

CMY3709 - Quantitative 

Research Methodology In 

Criminology 



Procedure: Trial and Post- 

Trial 




The Presentation and 

Assessment of Evidence 

IOP3095 - Work Group 

Dynamics and Diversity 

IOP3704 - Employment 

Relations 

IOP3706 - Personnel 

Psychology: Employee 

Retention 


Justice In Corrections 

PEN3702 - Advanced 

Fundamental Penologoy 

PEN3703 - Special Needs 

Offenders (Offered from 

2013) 

PEN3704 - Unit and Case 

Management In Correctional 

Services 


Corrections 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 



and ILW1501 

Pre:IOP201Q,IOP202R 


or(IOP201Q,IOP202R) 


or(IOP201Q,IOP202R) 

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PVL1501 - Law of Persons Should be taken together 


and ILW1501 


Adjustment In The Work 

Context 

Pre:IOP1601 or(IOP102N) PEN3706 - Correctional 



Development 

PYC1501 - Basic 

Psychology 

PYC1502 - Psychology In 

Society 






SCL1501 - Skills course 

for law 

IOP2608 - Forensic 

Industrial Psychology 

IOS2601 - Interpretation of 

Statutes 




Penology 



Module II: Social Dynamics 

In A Correctional Centre 



III: Module I: Community 

Corrections 





I: Module 1: Correctional 

Security 

PEN2606 - Admission and 

Release Mechanism 



PEN2608 - Correction and 

Care 


Services 




PYC2601 - Personality 

Theories 


Psychology: Re-Imagining 

Community 

PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care 

and Counselling 



and Communities 


Skills 



and ILW1501 

Pre:PUB1601 or(PUB1029) 

Pre:PUB1601 or(PUB1029) 



and ILW1501 

Co:SCK1501, SCK1502, 

SCK1503 


PUB3701 - Public 


from 2013) 







PYC3702 - Abnormal 

Behaviour and Mental 

Health 

PYC3703 - Cognition: 

Thinking, Memory and 

Problem Solving 


Psychology: Intervention 

Strategies 

SCK3701 - Social Case 






Pre:PUB1601 or (PUB1029) 

re:PUB1601 or (PUB1029) 

re:PUB1601 or (PUB1029) 


or(PYC101Y,PYC1023) 


or(PYC101Y,PYC1023) 

Pre:PYC2604 


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Qualification Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate) NQF Exit Level 7 




First Level Recommendations Second Level Recommendations 

Compulsory. 

Compulsory. 

EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical) ADL2601 - Administrative Law Should be taken together with or follow on 

SCL1501, ILW1501, CSL2601 and IOS2601 

FAC1503 - Financial Accounting Principles 

For Law Practitioners 

FLS1501 - The Origins of South African Law 

FLS1502 - Foundations of South African 

Law 

Should be taken together with or follow on 

SCL1501 and ILW1501 



CIP2601 - General Principles of Civil 

Procedure 

CMP2601 - Law of Criminal Procedure: 

Pre-Trial 

CRW2601 - General Principles of Criminal 

Law 



Should be taken together with or follow 

on SCL1501; ILW1501; CRW2601 and 

CRW2602 



ILW1501 - Introduction To Law CRW2602 - Criminal Law: Specific Crimes Should be taken together with or follow on 

SCL1501; ILW1501 and follow on CRW2601 




CSL2601 - Constitutional Law 



SCL1501 - Skills Course For Law Students FUR2601 - Fundamental Rights Should be taken together with or follow on 

SCL1501; ILW1501 and follow on CSL2601 

Languages:Choose 1 from the following. IND2601 - African Customary Law Should be taken together with or follow on 


AFK1504 - Afrikaans For Law Students IOS2601 - Interpretation of Statutes Should be taken together with or follow on 


ENN106J - English Communication For Law MRL2601 - Entrepreneural Law Should be taken together with or follow on 




SCL1501; ILW1501 and PVL1501 

PVL2602 - Law of Succession 



Rules 

LLB comprises 40 modules. 35 compulsory modules and 5 optional modules. Student must take Introduction to the Theory of Law, Skills course for law students in 

first year of registration. Mimimum duration is 4 years. Maximum of 20 exemptions may be granted from another University. 

Students have until 2015 to complete this qualification. From 2016 students will be transferred to Bachelor of Laws (98680). 

TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 

Students who have, between 2002-2006, passed accepted language modules in Afrikaans and English will retain credit towards the completion of the 

LLB and need not register for the Skills Course for Law Students (SCL1501). 

Students who have passed only one language module must register for the Skills Course for Law Students (SCL1501). 

Students who passed only IND201V or IND202W retain credit for the module passed and must not register for IND2601 but must register for 

FAC1503. 

Students who have passed ILW1014 and ILW1025 as well as IND201V and IND202W must not register for FAC1503. 

Students who passed LCR401R and/or LCR402S may not register for LCR4806. 

Students who passed LPL413C may not register for either LPL4804 or LPL4805. 

Students who have passed both ILW1014 and ILW1025 retain credit for these modules and may not register for ILW1501. Students who have passed 

only one of ILW1014 or ILW1025 retain credit for the module passed and must register for FAC1503 and not for ILW1501. 

Students who have passed EVI1024 or EVI302B retain credit and may not register for EVI3702. 

Students who have passed FAC1502, ACN103 or TXN202 will retain credit for one of those modules and may not take FAC1503. 

Students who have passed CRW101V retain credit for that module and must not register for CRW2601 or EUP1501. 

Students who have passed EVI2016 retain credit for that module and must not register for EVI3702. 

Students who have passed MRL302N retain credit for that module and must not register for MRL4801. 

The LLB degree comprises FORTY MODULES which include thirty five compulsory and five elective modules. Some curriculum changes came 

into operation in 2008 and 2010. New compulsory modules were included in the curriculum, namely EUP1501, FAC1503, PVL3704 and LJU4802. 

Students who have already progressed quite far with their curriculum may find that this means that they have to do more than thirty five compulsory 

modules. Therefore they will have to do fewer than 5 electives, because only 40 modules are required to complete the qualification. Credits will be 

given for all modules already passed (e.g. credit will be given for both IND201V and IND202W which have now been replaced by IND2601). 

Only in exceptional cases may a student be allowed to register simultaneously for succeeding modules in legal subjects. 

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Third Level Recommendations Fourth Level Recommendations 

Compulsory. 

CIP3701 - Civil Procedure: Court Proceedings 

CMP3701 - Law of Criminal Procedure: Trial 

and Post-Trial 

EVI3701 - Evidence: Admissibility of Evidence 

EVI3702 - Evidence: The Presentation and 


MRL3701 - Insolvency Law 

MRL3702 - Labour Law 

PVL3701 - Law of Property 

PVL3702 - Law of Contract (Private Law) 

PVL3703 - Law of Delict (Private Law) 

PVL3704 - Enrichment, Liability and Estoppel 




SCL1501; ILW1501; CRW2601; CRW2602 and 

CMP2601 
















SCL1501; ILW1501; PVL 1501; PVL3702 and 

PVL3703 

Compulsory. 

HMLLB80 - LLB Research Methodology 

LCP4801 - International Law 

LJU4801 - Legal Philosophy 

LJU4802 - Professional Ethics 

MRL4801 - Law of Negotiable Instruments, 

Intellectual Property and Competition 


LCP4802 - Legal Transactions In International 

Law 

LCP4803 - International Transport Law 

LCP4804 - Advanced Indigenous Law 

LCP4805 - Environmental Law 

LCP4806 - Advanced Constitutional Law and 

Fundamental Rights 

LCP4807 - International Human Rights Law 

LCP4808 - World Trade Law 

LCP4809 - Education Law 

LCR4801 - Forensic Medicine 

LCR4802 - Medical Law 

LCR4803 - Media Law 

LCR4804 - Sentencing 

LCR4805 - Selected Private and Criminal Law 

Principles of The Internet 

LCR4806 - Advanced Criminal Law 

LJU4803 - Comparative Law 

LJU4804 - Conflict of Laws 

LML4801 - Patent and Copyright Law 

LML4802 - The Law of Competition and 

Trademarks 

LML4803 - Advanced Labour Law 

LML4804 - Tax Law 

LML4805 - Insurance Law 

LML4806 - Company Law 

LML4807 - Banking Law and Usage 

LML4808 - South African Law of International 

Trade 

LML4809 - Advanced Bills of Exchange and 

Cheque Law 

LML4810 - Legal Aspects of Electronic 

Commerce 

LPL4802 - Law of Damages (Law of Damages) 

LPL4803 - Third Party Compensation Law 

LPL4804 - Conveyancing 

LPL4805 - Notarial Practice (Private Law) 

Should follow on all other compulsory law 

modules in the LLB 


































































SCL1501, ILW1501 and PVL3701 


SCL1501, ILW1501 and PVL3701 

Curriculums 2012: CLAW 19 

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Qualification Bachelor of Laws NQF Exit Level 8 



First Level Recommendations Second Level Recommendations 

Compulsory. 

Compulsory. 

EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical) ADL2601 - Administrative Law Should be taken together with or follow on 

SCL1501; ILW1501, CSL2601 and IOS2601 

FAC1503 - Financial Accounting Principles 

For Law Practitioners 

FLS1501 - The Origins of South African Law 

FLS1502 - Foundations of South African 

Law 





CIP2601 - General Principles of Civil 

Procedure 

CMP2601 - Law of Criminal Procedure: 

Pre-Trial 

CRW2601 - General Principles of Criminal 

Law 



Should be taken together with or follow 

on SCL1501; ILW1501; CRW2601 and 

CRW2602 



ILW1501 - Introduction To Law CRW2602 - Criminal Law: Specific Crimes Should be taken together with or follow on 

SCL1501; ILW1501 and follow on CRW2601 




CSL2601 - Constitutional Law 



SCL1501 - Skills Course For Law Students FUR2601 - Fundamental Rights Should be taken together with or follow on 


ENN106J - English Communication For Law IND2601 - African Customary Law Should be taken together with or follow on 


Languages: Choose one from the following: IOS2601 - Interpretation of Statutes Should be taken together with or follow on 


AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law Students 

(Afrikaans 103) 

ENN106J - English Communication for Law 

(English 106) 

MRL2601 - Entrepreneural Law 


PVL2602 - Law of Succession 







Rules 

LLB comprises 40 modules. 35 compulsory modules and 5 optional modules. Student must take Introduction to the Theory of Law, Skills course for law students in 

first year of registration. Mimimum duration is 4 years. Maximum of 20 exemptions may be granted from another University. 

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Third Level Recommendations Fourth Level Recommendations 

Compulsory. 

CIP3701 - Civil Procedure: Court Proceedings 

CMP3701 - Law of Criminal Procedure: Trial and 

Post-Trial 


EVI3702 - Evidence: The Presentation and 


MRL3701 - Insolvency Law 

MRL3702 - Labour Law 

PVL3701 - Law of Property 

PVL3702 - Law of Contract 

PVL3703 - Law of Delict 

PVL3704 - Enrichment, Liability and Estoppel 

Should be taken together with or follow on SCL1501 

and ILW1501 


SCL1501; ILW1501; CRW2601; CRW2602 and 

CMP2601 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 








SCL1501; ILW1501; PVL 1501; PVL3702 and 

PVL3703 

Compulsory. 

HMLLB80 - LLB Research Methodology 

LCP4801 - International Law 

LJU4801 - Legal Philosophy 

LJU4802 - Professional Ethics 

MRL4801 - Law of Negotiable Instruments, 

Intellectual Property and Competition 

Electives: Choose 5 from the following: 

LCP4802 - Legal Transactions In International Law 

LCP4803 - International Transport Law 

LCP4804 - Advanced Indigenous Law 

LCP4805 - Environmental Law 

LCP4806 - Advanced Constitutional Law and 

Fundamental Rights 

LCP4807 - International Human Rights Law 

LCP4808 - World Trade Law 

LCP4809 - Education Law 

LCR4801 - Forensic Medicine 

LCR4802 - Medical Law 

LCR4803 - Media Law 

LCR4804 - Sentencing 

LCR4805 - Selected Private and Criminal Law 

Principles of The Internet 

LCR4806 - Advanced Criminal Law 

LJU4803 - Comparative Law 

LJU4804 - Conflict of Laws 

LML4801 - Patent and Copyright Law 

LML4802 - The Law of Competition and Trademarks 

LML4803 - Advanced Labour Law 

LML4804 - Tax Law 

LML4805 - Insurance Law 

LML4806 - Company Law 

LML4807 - Banking Law and Usage 

LML4808 - South African Law of International Trade 

LML4809 - Advanced Bills of Exchange and Cheque 

Law 

LML4810 - Legal Aspects of Electronic Commerce 

LPL4802 - Law of Damages 

LPL4803 - Third Party Compensation Law 

LPL4804 - Conveyancing 

LPL4805 - Notarial Practice 

Should follow on all other compulsory law modules 

in the LLB 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


and ILW1501 


Curriculums 2012: CLAW 21SCL1501 

and ILW1501

Qualification 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Correctional NQF Exit Level 7 

Services Management 

Qualification code BTCOR Total NQF Credits 120 

Admission Requirements 

National Diploma: Correctional Services Management or equivalent qualifications in Social Work, Psychology, Education, Law, 

Criminology 

First Level 

Compulsory. 

CSA4M1C - Fundamental Influence (M0dule A) 

CSA4M2C - Comparative Correctional Services Systems (Module B) 

CSM4M1V - Correctional Services Management IV (Module I) 

CSM4M2V - Correctional Services Management IV (Module II) 

PEN4802 - Applied Research Methodology in Penology 

PEN4803 - Research Article in Penology 


APM432Z - Advanced Personnel Management IV 

AST441D - Strategic Correctional Services Management 

Pre/Co-requisites 

P:PMA342T 

Co:MNG301A 

Qualification 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Forensic Investigation 

NQF Exit Level 7 

Qualification code BTFIN Total NQF Credits 120 


National Diploma: Policing or Equivalent Qualification in the Field of Criminal Justice (e.g. Criminology, Security Risk Management, 

Correctional Science Management etc). Uncertainties with regards to equivalent qualifications should be referred to the Chair of the 

Department. 

First Level 

Compulsory. 

RME101Q - Research Methodology 

FOI401F - Forensic Interviewing IV 

FOM401F - Forensic Methods and Techniques IV 

IDE401F - Identification IV 

INL401F - Intelligence IV 

LTP401F - Litigation Process IV 

SCI401F - Scene of Incident IV 


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Qualification Baccalaureus Technologiae: Policing NQF Exit Level 7 

Qualification code BTPLC Total NQF Credits 120 


National Diploma: Policing or Equivalent Qualification in the field of Criminal Justice (e.g.Criminology,Security Risk 

Management,Correctional Science Management, etc). Uncertainties with regards to equivalent qualifications should be referred to 

the Chair of the Department. 

First Level 

compulsory. 


Majors:Choose 2 from the following. 

IOC401P - Investigation of Crime IV 

MNG301A - Strategic Planning 3a 

MNG302B - Strategic Implementation 3b 

PLC401P - Policing IV 

Electives:Choose 1from the following. 

AFL1503 - Language and Communication Skills Acquisition In An African Language I 

AFL1504 - Language and Communication Skills Acquisition In An African Language 2 

CLA2601 - Commercial Law 2a 

CRW2602 - Criminal Law: Specific Crimes 

EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical) 


FAC1501 - Introductory Financial Accounting 

FUR2601 - Fundamental Rights 


MOT141R - Management of Training I 

MOT201U - Management of Training II 

ORE1M1M - Organisational Effectiveness I (Module 1) 

ORE1M2M - Organisational Effectiveness I (Module 2) 

OVM2601 - Investigative Principles For Policing IIa 

OVM2602 - Investigative Principles For Policing IIb 

OVM3701 - Investigative Principles For Policing IIIa 

OVM3702 - Investigative Principles For Policing IIIb 

PRO131V - Public Relations I 

PYC3701 - Social Psychology (Psychology) 


P:MNG2016 or MNG381K or BSM301P or MAR332S or BAN361N or TTM302T OR 

AST452E or PEN3708 or PEN3703 or AGM 211A or SMN301S 

Co: MNG301A 

P:MNG241Y 

P:MOT141R 

P:OVM151R or OVM1501,OVM1502 

P:OVM151R or OVM1501,OVM1502 

P:OVM2601,OVM2602 

P:OVM2601,OVM2602 

P:PYC1501,PYC1502 or ANY FOUR FIRST LEVEL MODULES 


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Qualification 

Baccalaureus Technologiae: Security Risk NQF Exit Level 7 

Management 

Qualification code BTSEC Total NQF Credits 120 


Diploma: Security Management. Students with the following qualifications: Diploma: Policing, Police Administration or Correctional 

Services Management, OR BTech: Policing, Forensic Investigation or Correctional Services Management OR BA: Criminology or 

Criminal Justice can access the BTSEC by means of RPL and/or completing selected top-up NDSCR modules NDP 

First Level 

No group 

ACI401S - Advanced Corporate Investigations IV 

MNG301A - Strategic Planning 3a 

MNG302B - Strategic Implementation 3b 


SRM401S - Security Risk Management IV 


P:SEP1503,SEP2603 

P:MNG2016 or MNG381K or BSM301P or MAR332S or BAN361N or TTM302T OR 

AST452E or PEN3708 or PEN3703 or AGM 211A or SMN301S or MNG241Y 

Co: MNG301A 

P:SEP3701,SEP3702 

Rules 

1. National Diploma: Security Management 2. ND or BTech in Policing; Police Administration; Correctional Services Management, Forensic Investigation OR BA: 

Criminology or Criminal Justice will be allowed direct access on following conditions: - completes (NDP) the Diploma Security Management mod ules Industrial 

Security (SEP2601/SEP2602); Security Practice III (SEP3701/SEP3702); Security Risk Control Measures II & III (SEP2604/SEP3704); Corporate Investigation II & III 

(SEP2603/SEP3703). In addition students to complete Introduction to Management Accounting (MAC1501) (which replaces Accounting Skills I (ASK131); or Costing 

and Estimating (CES181T); or Introductory Financial Accounting/Financial Accounting Reporting (FAC1501/FAC1601) - Write and pass RPL challenge examinations 

re Management I (MNG1501/MNG1602) and II (MND2601/MND2602) - Registers Manage ment III (MNG381K) as soon as the challenge examinations for Management 

I and II have been passed NB. After passing Industrial Security (SEP2601/SEP2602) Security Practice III (SEP3701/SEP3702); Security Risk Control Measures 

II & III (SEP2604/SEP3704); Corporate Investigation II &III (SEP2603/SEP3703) will be allowed to register for BTech subjects, except Management IV. 3. A student 

who is in possession of the BTech degree in Policing/Forensic Investigation or Correctional Services Management will be awarded an additional credit s towards this 

degree: - Research Methodology (RME101-Q). BTech Policing and Forensic Investiga tion students will also receive a credit exemption for Corporate Investigation II if 

they have completed Investigation of Crime I-IV. 

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Qualification 

Postgraduate Diploma In Law (HIV and NQF Exit Level 8 

AIDS) 



A BA(Health Sciences) with an average of 60% OR a South African LLB or BProc or BIuris or BA (Law) or BComm(Law) degree, or 

A foreign LLB degree of minimum three years duration. 

First Level 

. 

PLH4801 - Legal Aspects of HIV and AIDS: HIV and AIDS In The Healthcare Context 

PLH4802 - Legal Aspects of HIV and AIDS: Medical Law 


PLH4803 - Legal Aspects of HIV and AIDS: The Rights and Duties of Persons Living With 

HIV and AIDS 

PLH4804 - Legal Aspects of HIV and AIDS: HIV and AIDS In The Workplace 

PLH4805 - Legal Aspects of HIV and AIDS: The Impact of HIV and AIDS On Women and 

Children 

Rules 

This qualification is offered online and students must have access to computers and online networks. To be awarded the Postgraduate diploma in HIV and AIDS, 

students must register for ALL modules simultaneously as listed on the curriculum, and pass them all simultaneously as the Postgraduate Diploma will be assessed 

as a whole. 


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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminology NQF Exit Level 7 




BA degree with Criminology on levels I, II and III. Students must have obtained an average of at least 60% or more in the final 

examination (level III) and passed the course less than six years ago 

First Level 

Compulsory. 

CMY4801 Fundamental criminology 

CMY4802 Research methodology 

CMY4803 Contemporary crime issues 

CMY4804 Criminological evaluation and assessment 

CMY4805 Research article 


Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts In Penology NQF Exit Level 7 



BA Degree with specialisation in Penology, Criminology, Administration of Criminal Justice or The B Tech Degree in Correctional 

Services Management or Equivalent Qualification 

First Level 

Compulsory. 

KRPNL36 - Penitentiary Penology 

KRPNL48 - Judicial Penology 

PEN4801 - Fundamental Penology 

PEN4802 - Applied Research Methodology in Penology 

PEN4803 - Research Article in Penology 

Recommendations 

Should be taken with or follow on PEN4802 

Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours In Criminology NQF Exit Level 8 



BA degree with Criminology on levels I, II and III. Students must have obtained an average of at least 60% or more in the final 

examination (level III) 

First Level 

. 

CMY4801 - Fundamental Criminology 

CMY4802 - Applied research methodology 

CMY4803 - Contemporary Crime Issues 

CMY4804 - Criminological evaluation and analysis 

CMY4805 - Research Article 

Recommendations 

Should be taken with or follow on CMY4802 

Rules 

Students are strongly urged to register for CMY4802 before CMY4805 as this will enhance their chances of success in CMY4805. 

Disclaimer: Students who proceed to register for CMY4802 and CMY4805 concurrently despite the aforementioned warning do so at their own risk and acknowledge 

that the University of South Africa (UNISA) cannot be held accountable for a failure by the student to comply with said module requirements and/or achieve satisfactory 

results therein. 

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