A School of Law is an academic institution that provides legal education and training for students aspiring to become lawyers or legal professionals. It offers programs in various branches of law, including criminal, civil, corporate, international, and constitutional law. Students engage in rigorous coursework, legal research, case studies, and internships to develop critical thinking, analytical, and advocacy skills. The curriculum also emphasizes ethics, legal writing, and understanding of legal systems. Graduates typically pursue careers as attorneys, judges, legal advisors, or work in government and corporate sectors. A School of Law prepares students for the complexities of the legal profession.
