Bachelor of Laws

SMU •

The Bachelor of Laws is a four-year meritorious honours programme at the Yong Pung How School of Law, encompassing law core courses, law-related electives, and a compulsory capstone. Students may specialise through optional tracks such as Corporate Transaction, Law and Technology, and Dispute Resolution. Graduation requirements include a law internship and community service including pro bono legal work.

This is a summary for informational purposes. Please verify current programme details with the university for admission decisions.

Programme information from SMU

Admission Requirements

  • 67.8 RP
  • AAA/A grades
  • 3.73 GPA

Latest Job Prospects(2024 GES)

Median Salary
$7,000
75th percentile
$7,000
25th percentile
$6,000
Mean
$6,585
Overall Employment
97.6%
Full-time Permanent
95.9%

Enrollment Statistics(AY2024-25)

Total Students
742
Study Mode
Full time
Gender Distribution
282M
38%
62%
460F

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