Bachelor of Law

The Bachelor of Law (LLB) is a comprehensive undergraduate program that equips students with essential knowledge of legal systems, jurisprudence, and the functioning of law in both national and international contexts. This degree is designed to build a strong foundation in core areas such as constitutional law, criminal law, contract law, property law, tort law, and human rights.

Throughout the program, students engage in case studies, legal research, moot court sessions, and internships to gain practical insights and develop real-world legal skills. They learn to interpret legislation, draft legal documents, and construct well-reasoned arguments—skills vital for legal practice and beyond.

The curriculum also emphasizes ethics, critical thinking, and problem-solving, nurturing a deep understanding of justice, equality, and the role of law in society. As legal systems evolve to address modern challenges like cybercrime, environmental protection, and global conflict, this degree ensures graduates are prepared to contribute meaningfully to legal reform and governance.

Upon completion, graduates can pursue careers as lawyers, legal advisors, judges, public prosecutors, or corporate counsels. The LLB also provides a strong foundation for advanced legal studies or preparation for bar examinations and judicial services.

Whether aiming for courtroom advocacy, legal consultancy, or policy-making, a Bachelor of Law opens doors to a prestigious and impactful career path rooted in justice and civic responsibility.