The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree prepares undergraduate students for careers in legal education in both private and public sectors.
This Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree provides students with a sound knowledge of the principles of the Kenyan, regional, and international legal systems. A Bachelor of Law graduate is empowered to critically assess, interpret and apply the law with a historical, comparative, and jurisprudential background that is essential for a thorough and critical understanding of the law and legal institutions.
At the completion of the LLB program, graduates will be able to:
The Bachelor of Laws degree curriculum includes a skills component that teaches students generic practical skills such as problem-solving, analysis, research, and practical legal skills such as legal writing, drafting, and argumentation. Law students are required to make constructive use of the knowledge and skills they acquire by contributing to national development and the community through legal aid, community service, street law and similar outreach activities
The specific objectives are:
Note: The student must have at least grade B (B Plain) in English at Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education.
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