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Policing Course at UJ- UJ short Courses 2026

The University of Johannesburg is now accepting applications for its 2026 short course offerings, including a course in Policing. The Faculty of Law also offers a variety of part-time law courses. However, spots are limited, so be sure to apply early for the 2026 academic year

When to Apply

The University of Johannesburg accepts short course applications year-round, offering flexibility to apply at your convenience. However, once a course is full, it will be removed from the available options, so it’s best to apply early to secure your spot

How to Apply for Policing Short Course at UJ

Online applications for the 2026 academic year at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) are open, but walk-in applications are required for short courses. Visit the Faculty of Law’s CEP Division to collect your hard copy form and secure your spot. Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, so don’t delay!

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) is offering a limited number of short courses for the 2025/2026 academic year. To secure your spot, you’ll need to head to the Faculty of Law’s CEP Division in person and pick up the application form.

See Also: Diploma in Law UJ Requirements

Documents Required for UJ Short Course Applications

Please attach the following documents to your fully completed application form for processing:

Identification Proof – A certified copy of your ID document (e.g., national ID card) or passport.
Academic Credentials – Certified copies of your matric certificate and any relevant previous qualifications.
Curriculum Vitae (Optional) – If applicable to your application, please include your CV.

Note: All copies should be certified by a qualified professional.

Policing Course Admission Fees and Information

To find out the tuition and application fees for short courses, including Policing, you must visit the Faculty of Law’s CEP Division at the University of Johannesburg campus. The costs are not available online, so be sure to go to the campus for detailed information

International Students Applying for UJ Short Courses

Attention international students! If you want to apply for our short courses starting in 2025 and have completed your high school or any other post-secondary qualification outside South Africa, you must first get an evaluation from the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Don’t forget to include this evaluation in your application for any of