Law students undertake courses covering legal systems, constitutional law, criminal law, and contract law. Through case studies, moot court competitions, and legal research projects, students develop skills in legal analysis, argumentation, and advocacy. The curriculum also addresses topics such as legal ethics, legal writing, and professional responsibility. With a focus on legal reasoning and analytical skills, students are prepared for bar exams or legal licensing exams that assess their understanding of legal principles and their ability to apply them in legal practice. Graduates pursue careers as lawyers, legal consultants, judges, or legal advisors in law firms, government agencies, corporate legal departments, or non-profit organizations.