Faculty
Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law at Reverend Kim University trains competent, responsible and committed legal professionals dedicated to justice, the rule of law and the development of society. Its programmes provide a solid understanding of legal (…)
Overview
Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law at Reverend Kim University trains competent, responsible and committed legal professionals dedicated to justice, the rule of law and the development of society.
Its programmes provide a solid understanding of legal principles, institutions and legislation, while developing the ability to analyse and resolve practical social, economic and administrative issues.
The Faculty emphasises intellectual rigour, professional ethics, critical thinking, legal research and knowledge of both national and international contexts.
Graduates are prepared for careers in the judiciary, legal practice, public administration, international organisations, companies, NGOs, political institutions, legal departments and academic research.
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Options and programmes
| Option | Diploma | Duration | Admission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economic and Social Law | Bachelor’s and Master’s | 3 and 5 years | View conditions |
| Private and Judicial Law | Bachelor’s and Master’s | 3 and 5 years | View conditions |
| Public Law | Bachelor’s and Master’s | 3 and 5 years | View conditions |
Teaching staff
Administrators and lecturers
Professor Sam YAKUSU BOKAWENYAMA
Vice-DeanProfessor Serge MAKAYA
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Admission conditions
Admission
Admission to the Faculty of Law is open to candidates seeking rigorous university education in law and public service.
1. First-year admission
- Hold a State Diploma or an officially recognised equivalent qualification;
- Meet the University’s administrative requirements;
- Submit a complete academic application file;
- Demonstrate a genuine interest in law, justice, institutions and social issues;
- Agree to comply with the University’s academic and disciplinary regulations.
Admission may be subject to an application review or orientation test.
2. Transfer or advanced-standing admission
Candidates with prior university studies in law or a compatible field may apply for admission to a higher year. Course equivalencies and credit recognition are determined by the competent academic authorities.
3. Required documents
- Application for admission;
- Copy of the State Diploma or equivalent qualification;
- Available transcripts or report cards;
- Valid identification document;
- Recent passport photographs;
- Proof of payment of the required application fees;
- Any additional document requested by the Admissions Office.
4. Expected profile
Candidates should demonstrate discipline, analytical ability, strong reading and writing skills, sound reasoning and an interest in legal, social, political and economic matters.
Submit an application file