4-6 years

This programme is offered in English.

The entry requirements are one of the following:

•  A grade ‘C’ or above in any two IGCSE/O-Levels AND any two A-levels.
•  Applicants should have a ‘Distinction’ in a validated post-secondary Diploma in the Arts, or
  equivalent. Entry is subject to approval by the UniSey Admissions Committee.
• Technical pathways into the programme will be assessed on a case by case basis by the
  Admissions Committee and proficiency tests will be conducted as necessary. Applicants in
  employment should have a minimum of three years of work experience in a relevant field at
  an appropriate technical level.
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) will be assessed on a case by case basis by the
  Admissions Committee and in line with UniSey policy.

The primary delivery mode will be in person and virtual lectures. Additional self-study will also be required outside of contact hours.

• For each course, there are both lecturer-led and student-centred sessions.
• Each course is delivered over 15 weeks, in weekly contact sessions of 3 hours. Each
  timetabled contact session comprises 3 hours of lecture and 1 hour of tutorial every other
  week.
• The modes of delivery may vary among courses. Some courses may need more practical
  problem solving than others. Depending on the nature of the topic, more emphasis may be
  placed on practical activities relating to the concept being learnt and its application to the
  real world. As a result, the lecturer-led sessions of the programme are loaded with group
  work, discussions, case studies and potential role play. Comparative analysis of theory and
  current practices is also a common mode of delivery used.
• The students are also expected to carry out directed and independent learning activities
  including further reading, assignments, problem solving and research for discussions during
  the contact sessions.
• Tutorials are available once after every two weeks. They may be scheduled for individual
  students or groups of students with common needs.
• Typical lecture resources are: a classroom, computer, a projector, flip charts, writing board
  and markers.
• Based on Seychelles’ mixed jurisdiction, comparative law is encouraged to be taught in each
  module under at least one topic.

SCR 150,000 per year *

*Fees are subject to change. 

The University offers flexible payment plans and special tuition fees for self funding students. Kindly contact us for more information regarding these fees.