The Master’s degree (LLM/MPhil) in Sexual and Reproductive Rights in Africa is a two-year programme 
that is offered as a blended learning course comprising of online interaction and residential block-weeks in Pretoria. Two contact sessions will be scheduled every year (four contact sessions over a period of two years).

Admission requirements

• For the LLM degree
  An LLB or equivalent qualification required for entrance into the legal profession.
  
  
• For the MPhil degree
  At least an honors degree in an academic discipline relevant to sexual and reproductive rights in African; or any other qualification in an academic discipline relevant to sexual and reproductive rights in African that allows for admission to a master’s programme at the institution where the undergraduate qualification was obtained. If that qualification has a duration of less than four (4) years, substantial proven practical or professional experience in sexual and reproductive rights in Africa, subject to the discretion of the Dean, is further required.

Foreign qualifications are subject to SAQA requirements.

Applicants must have excellent academic credentials and demonstrate human rights experience or interest.
A maximum of fifteen students will be accepted for the 2020 academic year.

Cost Estimation (subject to change)

2020 cost estimation for class registering in 2021 (first year of study)

• Southern African students – R 18 000
• Non-Southern African students – R31 000

2021 cost estimation for class registering in 2022 (second year of study)

• Southern African students – R 26 000
• Non-Southern African students – R36 000

In addition to registration fees, students have to finance their travel and accommodation during the block weeks, which are compulsory to attend. (A total of five block weeks are scheduled over two years)

Scholarships

Up to 15 full scholarships are available for African citizens.