Kenyatta University School of Law

By | October 21, 2019

Kenyatta University School of Law

KUSOL is fully accredited by  the  statutory body charged with regulating legal education in Kenya, that is the Council of Legal Education. In addition, its law programme is ISO 9001:2015 certified.Being a leading fountain of knowledge in Kenya and the  Region we at  Kenyatta University take pride in being your law school of choice.

Units offered at the Department of Public Law:

First Semester Units

S.No.

Unit Code

Unit Name

Level 100

1.

LPR 101

Social Foundations of Law (Core)

2.

LPR 102

Legal Research and Writing – I (Core)

3.

LPR 104

Legal Systems and Methods (Core)

4.

LPL 110

Criminal Law – I (Core)

Level 200

5.

LPR 200

Criminal Procedure (Core)

6.

LPR 201

Evidence – I (Core)

7.

LPR 206

Constitutional Law – II (Core)

8.

LPL 214

Administrative Law (Core)

Level 300

9.

LIL 300

Public International Law (Core)

10.

LPR 302

Electoral Law (Elective)

11.

LIL 302

Environmental Law (Elective)

12.

LIL 312

Clinical Seminar – I (Core)

13.

LIL 313

Mooting – II (Core)

Level 400

14.

LPR 401

Jurisprudence (Core)

15.

LIL 400

International Trade and Investment Law (Elective)

16.

LPL 403

Mooting (Core)

17.

LIL 405

International Human Rights Law (Core)

Second Semester Units

S.No.

Unit Code

Unit Name

Level 100

1.

LPL 111

Criminal Law – II (Core)

2.

LIL 100

Mooting – I (Core)

3.

LPL 104

Constitutional Law – I (Core)

Level 200

4.

LPR: 203

Evidence – II (Core)

5.

LPR 205

Judicial Attachment (Core)

6.

LPL 216

Human Rights Law (Core)

Level 300

7.

LIL 301

International Dispute Resolution (Elective)

8.

LIL 303

Conflict of Laws (Core)

9.

LPR 303

Legal and Legislative Drafting (Elective)

10.

LIL 304

International Law of the Sea (Elective)

11.

LIL 305

East African Regional Law (Elective)

12.

LIL 313

Clinical Seminar – II (Core)

13.

LPL 314

Legal Research and Writing – II (Core)

Level 400

14.

LPL 400

Labour Law (Core)

15.

LIL 401

International Humanitarian Law (Elective)

16.

LIL 403

International Criminal Law (Elective)

17.

LIL 406

Law of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (Elective)

18.

LIL 407

Law of International Organizations (Elective)

Entry Requirements
Candidates must satisfy the minimum University entry requirements. In addition, the following are the minimum requirements for entry into our Bachelor of Laws programme:
i. A mean grade of B in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) including a minimum of a B in English.
ii. Any other type of qualification including the former A-level Kenyan system, regional,or international qualifications must be equivalent to the minimum requirement outlined
above. The equivalency of such grades can be obtained from the Kenya NationalExaminations Council.
iii. Mean grade of C- (Minus) at KCSE and progressed from certificate to Diploma at Kenyatta University or any other recognized/accredited Institutions.

Structure
The course units comprising the law programme are undertaken mainly during the semester and involve students attending lectures on a face-to-face basis, or other form of contact time with the lecturer. School of Law
Each course unit is allocated three hours per week which is broken into two sessions of two and  one hour respectively undertaken on separate days of the week. Some course units however are taken ‘out’ of semester and these have a practical element to them.