International Trade Law II

Overview

This course builds on foundational knowledge from International Trade Law I, offering an advanced exploration of South Africa's position in the global trading system. Students examine international legal frameworks governing trade — including SPS and TBT measures, trade remedies, agriculture, services, intellectual property, and digital trade — through a developmental and inequality-focused lens. The course also addresses African regionalism and informal cross-border trade, providing a nuanced understanding of formal and informal regulatory dynamics. By integrating theory, policy analysis, and real-world case studies, students develop the analytical tools needed to navigate complex global trade challenges. A quality-assured certificate from the University of the Witwatersrand is issued on successful completion.

Duration

14 Weeks

Format

1.5-hour lectures week

Pricing

VAT Incl. = R17,680.00