University of Namibia Diploma in Abitration And Dispute Resolution law Course

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1 University of Namibia Diploma in Abitration And Dispute Resolution law Course

1.1 Degree

1.2 Introduction

1.3 Admission Criteria

1.4 Duration of Study

1.5 Modules

1.6 See Also

Degree

Diploma in Law

Introduction

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is becoming increasingly important locally and worldwide. In recognition of this, the Law Faculty of the University of Namibia will, from 2012, offer a Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution. The Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution is an academic programme for persons seeking specialised education in alternative dispute resolution theory and practice.

Admission Criteria

For admission to the Diploma Arbitration and Dispute Resolution the general UNAM requirements apply, namely that the
applicant holds a School Leaving Certificate i.e. Namibian Senior Secondary Certificate (NSSC) Ordinary or Higher Level or a
recognized equivalent qualification. A student must obtain a minimum of 25 point in five subjects according to UNAM rating
with at least an C symbol in English as a Second Language or higher.

Duration of Study

The Diploma Arbitration and Dispute Resolution will be offered over a minimum study period of two (2) years and a maximum
study period of four (4) years.

Modules

Year 1, Semester 1
English Communication and Study Skills
Contemporary Social Issues
Basic Principles of Legal Processes
Negotiation
Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution

Year 1, Semester 2
Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution
English for Academic Purposes
Computer Literacy
Conciliation & Mediation

Year 2, Semester 1
Arbitration
Family Mediation
Ombuds Law
Workplace Dispute Resolution

Year 2, Semester 2
Workplace Dispute Resolution
Restorative Justice
Land & Environmental Dispute Resolution
Internship1