Two Certificates in Law are offered as vocational programs in the area of criminal law and civil law, which have a focus on paralegal studies. The programmes are for those students who do not require degree-level knowledge of the law, but who may be working in a legal field and wish to know more about specific areas of the law in which they work, and of the law in general.

This programme will only be offered as special country projects - meeting specific national needs with particular cohorts in a country. Countries must secure funding for the certificate or diploma to be offered as a project or have a minimum enrolment of 15 students.

Certificate in Law (Civil)

NOT OFFERED IN 2011

Admission Requirements:	Persons are eligible to be admitted to study for the Certificate in Law (Civil) if they have: passed a Senate-recognised Form 7 examination or equivalent or met the mature student admission criteria which shall normally include relevant work experience.
Programme Requirements:	Consists of six courses.
Courses:	LWC01, LWC02, LWC03; plus three of LWC04, LWC05, LWC06, LWC07

Certificate in Law (Criminal)

NOT OFFERED IN 2011

Admission Requirements:	Persons are eligible to be admitted to study for the Certificate in Law (Criminal) if they have: passed a Senate-recognised Form 7 examination or equivalent or met the mature student admission criteria which shall normally include relevant work experience.
Programme Requirements:	Consists of six courses.
Courses:	LWC01, LWC05, LWC08, LWC09, LWC10; plus LWC02 or LWC03