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School of Law
Fostering global leaders that possess both leadership skills and excellent moral standards
Introduction
The School of Law aims to foster excellent legal professionals who can contribute to the development of Korea and the world in regards to the fields of law, public services, business, journalism, and academia. The school develops the abilities of the students in regards to solving legal problems that might occur in the future. These problems include areas, such as corporate management, mass media, and engineering. The undergraduate program of the School of Law is a type of prep school for law schools. The students are initially required to study the six basic laws, which include civil law, penal law, and the constitution. After that, they select their own specialty in a specific legal area, such as finance and intellectual property, which systematically prepares them for the law school entrance exam. For the students who do not want to enter law school, they have the option to take a double major with business administration, mass communication, and engineering, which allows them to have an upper hand in regards to preparing for the civil service exam or job searching in the corporate sector by using their knowledge about laws as an advantage. The School of Law seeks to nurture the experts that the 21st century demands.
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Educational Goals
Nurture the future leaders, so they are equipped with leadership skills and morality that are appropriate for this global age.
Cultivate the students’ fundamental abilities, so they are equipped for interdisciplinary and comprehensive academic research.
Nourish talented individuals that are required by the law schools
Foster talented individuals, so the possess morality and knowledge in various academic fields.
Career Path after Graduation
Graduates from the School of Law are equipped with the knowledge to enter law schools after their graduation. In order to become a lawyer, an individual must graduate from a law school and pass the bar exam. However, the pass rate of the bar exam in Korea does not exceed 70-80%, which is unlike the United States. Thus, each law school is trying to enhance the pass rate. The graduates from the School of Law would certainly take a favorable position with the bar exam if they double-major in human and social sciences. This would also make our graduates fit for the fundamental spirit of the law schools, which would lead to a higher chance of getting admitted to a law school.
For the graduates who are not seeking to enter a law school, they are also armed with the knowledge of both the law and human/social sciences, which exhibits competitiveness with the civil service exams and being welcomed by the corporate world, the financial world, and journalism.
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