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Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

A practice-based legal education rooted in the Constitution and Catholic social teaching.

Level
Bachelor's degree
Duration
4 years
Campus
Juba
Faculty
Law

Overview

The LLB equips students with a strong foundation in legal principles, methods and procedures, and a deep appreciation of the values in the Constitution.

A practice-based approach teaches students to apply the law in everyday life and professional practice, preparing them for careers across the Eastern African region.

Like every CUofSS student, you begin with the common introductory year in study skills, logic, English, mathematics, computing, accounting, social analysis and ethics.

Entry requirements

Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSSC) or Sudan School Certificate with at least 60%; Uganda: Advanced Certificate with two principal passes; Kenya, Ethiopia and other countries: C+ or equivalent.

  • Foreign certificates certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the South Sudan embassy in that country
  • Two reference letters: a senior teacher and a community figure such as your parish priest

Full requirements and how to apply

Curriculum

This is the proposed LLB curriculum (first draft submitted to the Ministry of Higher Education, 2023). It may change before approval; ask the Faculty of Law for the current position.

Semester 121 credits

CodeCourseCr.
CLS 111Principles of Tort Law3
CLS 112Legal Systems (A Regional Perspective)3
CLS 113Legal Methods3
CLS 114Constitutional Law I3
CLS 115Contract I3
CLS 116Roman Law3
SRS 117Social Teaching of the Church and Social Analysis3

Semester 220 credits

CodeCourseCr.
CLS 121Criminology3
CLS 122Torts3
CLS 123Constitutional Law II3
CLS 124Contracts II3
CLS 125Social Foundations of Law3
CLS 126Introduction to Canon Law3
SRS 121Introduction to the Bible2

Year 2, Semester 2 lists Introduction to Canon Law (CLS 126) a second time, as in the draft — the faculty is confirming which course belongs in that slot. Year 3, Semester 2 includes an 8-week judicial attachment. A 3-credit course is 45 contact hours.

Where it can take you

  • Advocate (after professional training)
  • Legal officer in government or the judiciary
  • Human rights and legal aid organisations
  • Corporate and NGO legal adviser
  • Inter-governmental organisations

Your future starts in Juba, Wau and beyond

The January 2027 intake is open on the Applicant Portal until 15 December 2026.

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