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LLB Commercial Law
The Zambia Centre for Accountancy Studies (ZCAS) in conjunction with the University of Zambia (UNZA) offers the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Commercial Law Degree whose aim is to equip candidates with knowledge and skills in the fields of business and commercial law and the broad context in which they operate. The programme provides a well-rounded approach to commercial law which is taught by a combination of lectures, tutorials, seminars, and case studies. Students are assessed through assignments and examinations.
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First Draft Time-Table for 2012 First/Second Semester Examinations

Institute of Distance Education

To all Distance Education students, find herewith attached the First Draft Time-Table for the 2012 First and Second Semester Examinations.


 
UNZA Signs MoU with Gediz
The University of Zambia and Gediz University of Turkey have signed a cooperative agreement in education and research. The MoU was signed by UNZA Vice-Chancellor Professor Simukanga and Rector, Professor Seyfullah Cevik, representing  Gediz University.
Gediz University and The University of Zambia agree on the importance and the usefulness to establish mutual scientific, educational and cultural programs in order to assert and to consolidate relationships between the two universities and their countries.
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OPEN DAY RESCHEDULED
We wish to inform the general public that the University of Zambia Open Day which was scheduled to take place on 1st June 2013 at the University of Zambia Great East Road Campus has been rescheduled to a later date.

This is because the First Republican President Dr Kenneth Kaunda, who was to deliver a Public lecture, has had his diary rescheduled to enable him attend to other national duties.  We will be able to communicate the new date once it is fixed.

We deeply regret the inconvenience that may be caused by rescheduling the event.   
 
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Change from Semester to Term system The University Senate, in the interest of all stakeholders, has made a decision to revert to the Term System in the 2013 Academic Year which commences in October this year.Rightly so, some questions and concerns are being raised about the impact of this shift on degree classifications and payment of fees. We wish to assure all students and other stakeholders that measures are being put in place so that no one is disadvantaged. You will be kept informed of the developments as Schools embark on course reviews for the Term System.