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The University of Pretoria is one of South Africa’s largest research universities backed up by some impressive numbers. Get a snapshot of the stature, size, scale and scope of UP at a glance here. Number of study programmes
The University of Pretoria (UP) is one of Africa’s top universities and the largest contact university in South Africa. We produce socially impactful research to find solutions for the world’s most pressing issues. We have a high quality of teaching and learning in the classroom, online, or in communities.
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At the University of Pretoria, we believe that education is the key to unlocking your full potential and transforming knowledge into impact. As one of South Africa's leading universities and among the top in the world, we are proud to offer prospective students a range of world-class academic programmes that are designed to empower, inspire and transform the next generation of leaders.
The University of Pretoria makes use of Blackboard, branded as clickUP, which is an online system that acts as a virtual classroom. ClickUP contains your study material as well as a simple, convenient, and reliable web conferencing and virtual classroom solutions specifically built for education and training.
The University of Pretoria is an African global university, standing proudly among the world’s top universities. We are home to creative and innovative students and researchers who create change across disciplines and throughout our nine faculties, seven campuses, and our business school, the Gordon Institute of Business Science, which is rated one of Africa’s best business schools.
The LLB programme is a four-year undergraduate programme. However, prospective students have three direct routes to attain (a) law degree (s) at the University of Pretoria: (a) Attainment of a BCom (Law) degree (three years) and thereafter completion of an LLB degree (two years), resulting in two degrees over a minimum of five years; (b ...
