COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum spans four years and includes foundational courses in the first year such as Legal Method and Theory, Contracts, and Torts. Second-year subjects build on this with Criminal Law, Property Law, and Constitutional Law. In the third and fourth years, students delve into advanced topics like Equity and Trusts, Administrative Law, and Evidence, alongside a range of electives such as Corporate Law, International Law, and Intellectual Property. Practical components include the Legal Research and Writing course, moot court competitions, and optional clinical legal education. The program culminates in a capstone project or thesis, ensuring students are well-prepared for professional legal practice or postgraduate studies.