Law
About the course
The Baze Law degrees aim to develop in their students a high level of skill in comprehension, analysis and presentation. Students are expected to read a good deal, mostly from primary sources (such as cases and statutes), rather than to take other people’s word for things. They are expected to think hard about what they have read, so as to develop views not simply about what the law is, but also about why it is so, whether it should be so, and how it might be different. Students are asked to process what they read, together with their own thoughts, and to prepare essays and presentations for discussion in tutorials.The Baze syllabus comprises topics chosen primarily for their intellectual interest, rather than for the frequency with which they arise in practice. Nevertheless, the skills of researching, thinking and presentation developed by the Baze Law courses are eminently suited to practical application, and employers recognize thisWhat you will learn
The course aims:
The course aims: The skills of researching, thinking and presentation developed by the Baze Law courses are eminently suited to practical application, and employers recognize this. Our students learn through a form of directed research into one or more different subjects each term, as well as by going to faculty lectures and seminars given by some of the world’s leading legal scholars. This system is academically demanding, but at the same time very rewarding. By studying with us you will: You acquire knowledge and understanding of the foundation subjects of Common Law. You will be pushed to learn how to analyze and critically evaluate legal and non-legal primary and secondary materials. To develop critical awareness: you will learn how to stand back and consider the ‘bigger picture’, developing an awareness of the context of law, nationally and globally.
Graduate destinations
Negotiation And Conflict Resolution
Development Agencies
Government And Politics
Banking And Finance
Entrepreneur
Barrister
Related courses
Law (LLB)
Business Law (B.Sc)
Private and Public Law (B.Sc)
Entry requirements
Home / UTME
SSCE (WAEC, NECO, etc);
JAMB;
Home / Direct Entry
A level / Diploma / IJMB / HND / First degree;
JAMB DE Form;
SSCE (WAEC, NECO, etc);
Home / Direct Transfer
SSCE (WAEC, NECO, etc);
Academic transcript;
Please note: Admission on transfer will only be issued after on campus interview;
Foundation
SSCE (WAEC, NECO, etc);
International (Nigerian)
O' level result;
JAMB;
Please note: You can get a conditional admission if you does not have JAMB, but you must provide it before you progress to 200 level;
International (Foreign)
O' level result;
