Graduate

Graduate Admission

Admission to the LL.M Programme is based on a Graduate Admission Exam administered by the School. The following qualify to sit the exam.

Eligibility:

Assessment:

Each course is assessed in two parts on the basis of 100 total marks with a proportion of coursework (progressive Assessment) which contributes 40% of the Total marks and written final examination which contributes 60%. The pass-mark for each course is 60% and there is no provision for compensation.

Contact Information

Makerere University, School of Law 

P.O. Box 7062 Kampala, Uganda 

Phone : +256 414 530060 

Email: principal.law@mak.ac.ug / pr.law@mak.ac.ug 

Website: www.law.mak.ac.ug 

Twitter: @MakerereLaw Facebook: @MakerereLaw

 Mon – Fri : 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

 

Tuition Fees:

The management of the Makerere University released the School Undergraduate Fee Structure to be paid by each graduate students.

Master of Laws (LL.M)

Assessment

Each course is assessed in two parts on the basis of 100 total marks with a proportion of coursework (progressive Assessment) which contributes 40% of the Total marks and written final examination which contributes 60%. The pass-mark for each course is 60% and there is no provision for compensation

Doctor of Laws (LL.D)

Holders of a Masters of Laws from a recognized University are eligible to apply for the Doctor of Laws (LL.D) programme, which is a purely research programme based on submission of a thesis on an approved topic. 

During the study period, students may audit courses from within their discipline or across disciplines to enhance knowledge and scholarship in their work. 

Apart from cross-cutting courses, students are not subjected to any other examination, except examination of their Thesis/Dissertation plus a viva-voce (oral defence).