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University of Technology MARA
| The Faculty of Law-University of Technology MARA | |||
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| The Faculty of Law (formerly known as the School of Administration and Law) was founded in 1968. It began as a center offering British external programmes, namely the LL.B (London-External) and the Chartered Institute of Secretaries (now Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators). The only internal programme offered then was the Diploma in Public Administration and Local Government. | |||
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| The delivery of the curriculum for this course adopts the method and strategy of simulated or experiential learning. The unique experience it provides to students in their legal training has led this programme to be widely recognized and accepted among the Malaysian legal fraternity. The Faculty of Law enjoys strong affiliations with the legal fraternity, namely, the Malaysian Bar, the Attorney General Chambers and the Judicial and Legal Service. It takes pride in continuously developing pioneer options in its degree programmes, both at the academic and professional levels. The Faculty currently comprises some 100 academic staff. It has about 1144 students reading for the Law Foundation, BLS (Hons), LL.B and LLB (Hons) and Postgradute programmes (Phd. and LL.M Programmes) On behalf of the Faculty of Law, Universiti Teknologi MARA, it is with great pleasure and pride that I welcome you to our faculty. This faculty is one of the six public universities in Malaysia that run law degree programmes. We conduct law programmes from Pre-Law to Doctorates of Philosophy. Since the establishment of the Law Programme in 1968, all our lectures and seminars are conducted in English. It is our strength, especially in today's globally challenging business world, most employers do not have the luxury of time to train the rookies, and hence we take the initiative to train our law students for transition from academic to industry. | |||
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