Kasweka Konga

While at QMUL I was examined in the following modules:
- International Energy Transactions;
- International and Comparative Petroleum Law and Contracts;
- Law of Finance and Foreign Investment in Emerging Economies;
- International Regulation and Governance of Energy; and
- Mining and Natural Resources Law.

Further, I took an additional module in International Construction Contracts and Dispute Resolution, which I was not examined in.

Whilst at Kent, I studied the following modules

First Year
- A Critical Introduction to Law
- Introduction to Obligations (Contract and Torts)
- Foundations of Property (Land Law and Equity)
- Criminal Law
- Public Law 1

Second Year
- The Law of Obligations (Contract and Torts)
- Public Law 2
- Equity and Trusts
- Land Law
- European Union Law
- Punishment and the Penal System
- Resistance, Suffering and Leadership

Third Year… Show more

Whilst at Kent, I studied the following modules

First Year
- A Critical Introduction to Law
- Introduction to Obligations (Contract and Torts)
- Foundations of Property (Land Law and Equity)
- Criminal Law
- Public Law 1

Second Year
- The Law of Obligations (Contract and Torts)
- Public Law 2
- Equity and Trusts
- Land Law
- European Union Law
- Punishment and the Penal System
- Resistance, Suffering and Leadership

Third Year
- International Law
- Company Law and Capitalism
- The Law of Evidence
- Mediation
- Negotiation
- New Enterprise Startup
- Digital Photography Show less

Whilst at Ziale I sat the following courses:
- Professional Conduct and Ethics
- Accounts
- Conveyancing and Practice
- Probate and Succession
- Commercial Transactions
- Company Law and Procedure
- Superior Courts Procedure
- Subordinate Court Procedure
- Domestic Relations
- Criminal Law and Procedure
- Evidence and Practice

In order to sit for the Zambian bar and to qualify as a lawyer in Zambia, I was required to complete 4 extra modules that range from 2nd to 4th year.
Namely:
- Family Law;
- Jurisprudence;
- Commercial Law; and
- Moot Court.