The PhD in Law is a full-time research degree that takes three to four years to complete. PhD scholars can receive one-to-one supervision once a month during the initial stages of their research. However, meetings may be less frequent thereafter. A PhD dissertation must include the discovery of new knowledge, the connection of previously unrelated […]

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This course will enable PhD candidates to undertake a substantial research on a topic that will be worth adding to the original knowledge. The aim of this study is to prepare students for developing a critical-thinking ability and outstanding writing skills. The department will allocate a supervisor to you who will guide you throughout your research […]