Section 37C – death benefits
This six-hour course will explain the process to be followed in terms of section 37C. The cases discussed will provide guidance to trustees.
Chinese law and investment in Africa: An overview
This eight-hour remote course, held over four days, is an essential resource to understand and navigate China's interests in Africa, and offers a short overview of Chinese business law and international investment policies.
Competition law compliance – addressing competition law regulatory compliance in a policy
This four-hour short course aims to provide an understanding of the requirements for competition law regulatory compliance and to provide practical guidance on the essential provisions a competition law compliance policy should contain.
Two-pot retirement system
This three-hour course aims to unpack the new "two-pot" retirement system which came into effect on 1 September 2024 and to provide insight as to its implementation.
Pension fund law
This six-hour remote course aims to equip participants with sufficient knowledge of the main laws and legal principles applicable to retirement funds in South Africa, and the rights and obligations of those responsible for their governance,
Commercial loan financing
This four-hour remote course provides a basic examination of various commercial loan options and products through engaging lectures and case studies.
Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
This short course aims to provide a practical introduction to qualitative research through a series of presentations and practical tutorials.
The Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013
This six-hour remote course will discuss the grounds for lawful processing and focus on material aspects of the 2013 POPI Act.
Thando Lukhele
Thando Lukhele is the President of the University of Cape Town’s Students’ Representative Council for the 2024/2025 term, leading an all-women presidency. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in commerce and is an aspiring quantitative analyst and academic, with a strong interest in applicational economics—particularly in addressing African development challenges through data-driven and contextually grounded policy.
UCT Creative Works Award
The UCT Creative Works Award recognises major creative works, including art works, performances, productions, compositions and architectural designs produced by UCT staff.