The Faculty of Law offers Intellectual Property Law courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. It also has a cohort of research students completing Masters and Doctoral theses. LLB students also have the option of completing an independent research paper in Intellectual Property Law.
Completed Postgraduate research
The following dissertations and theses have been completed under Prof Ncube's supervision or co-supervision. Where available, a download link from OpenUCT is provided.
Mombeyarara, Pamela ‘Is the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill the answer to the problems of regulation and prosecution of cybercrime in South Africa?’ LLM
Kiai, Eddah Wanjiku ‘Redefining Trade Marks: Evolution of Trade Mark Subject Matter’ LLM
Sithole, Siphokazi ‘Public Funded Research and Development: An International And South African Perspective and the Classification of the Recipients of Public Funds’ LLM
Botha, Ruan Werner ‘The patentability of mobile applications in Africa: an evaluation of Kenyan and South African jurisdictions’ LLM
Bradstreet, Richard S ‘Defining the Limits of Business Method Patent Eligibility in the United States: “When All Else Fails, Consult the Statute’ PG Diploma
Motsi, Dorcas Gracious ‘Towards a corporate governance regime: An analysis of the remuneration packages of CEOs of Zimbabwean parastatal bodies’ LLM
Papaya, Rezen ‘Business Rescue: Private equity as an avenue for post-commencement financing and business rescue practitioners’ LLM
Rohlfing, Stephanie ‘Legal Aspects of “Used Software” In Germany’ LLM