School of Law

A School of Law is an academic institution that offers education and training to prepare students for careers in the legal profession. It provides courses in legal principles, statutes, and case law, equipping students with critical thinking, research, and advocacy skills. Graduates typically earn a Juris Doctor (JD) degree, which is necessary to practice law in many jurisdictions. The school may also engage in research, public service, and policy analysis, contributing to the development and understanding of the law. Overall, it serves as a foundation for those aspiring to become lawyers or pursue related legal careers.