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Saturday, August 15, 2009

About LCLM


The corporate, legal and IT sectors are fast evolving dynamic areas of growth with an ever-increasing demand for talented, ambitious and adaptable individuals. At LCLM we seek to foster these traits and equip our students with the best qualifications in Management, Law and Information Technology. We offer a range of undergraduate, diploma and postgraduate courses to suit all the training and development needs of students looking to develop careers in these sectors. Our certified English language and foundation programmes can support candidates to take on higher level degrees in their chosen subject area and also help to develop the communication and interpersonal skills that are invaluable in the job market today.

By focusing on a complementary range of academic disciplines we are able to provide specialist tuition and student support services. This combined with our emphasis on small class sizes enables our students to get the most out of our experienced teaching staff. Students are able to draw on the strong academic background and the extensive vocational experience amongst the faculty who are on hand to help them achieve their personal best.

We have developed a study support centre to give our students access to core textbooks and key syllabus materials throughout their course. In addition students can utilize the vast resources of major libraries in London.

6 July 2009: The College of Law to Open £1.2m Centre in Bristol


The College of Law is establishing its first centre in Bristol, representing a £1.2m investment and creating 40 new jobs.

The new centre, which will serve the whole of the South West region, will be its eighth in the UK and consolidates the College’s position as the country’s leading provider of postgraduate professional legal education.

Planned for a city centre location, the Bristol College will be accepting students from September 2010. It follows a hugely successful investment in Manchester, where a College is due to open from September 2009.

Bristol was chosen not only as a significant centre for law firm activity but because is also fast becoming a hub for the growth of the legal services market, which is likely to further grow once the new legal services legislation is implemented.

Said Nigel Savage, Chief Executive of The College of Law: "This centre will deliver the same standards of learning and development for which the College is internationally renowned and is in response to growing demand in the region for world class learning and development in the legal services sector.

"We have been monitoring the South West and Bristol in particular over the last few years. There is currently no provider in the city to serve the immediate needs of the firms or individual students. Regionalisation has been a significant aspect of our strategy in recent years not least because it enables firms with multiple centres to develop a strategic approach to their recruitment, learning and development outside of a single region.

School of Law


Law at King’s has enjoyed a tradition of excellence for over 175 years and is recognised globally as one of the UK’s top five* law schools. Internationally renowned and research-led, our School scored the highest student satisfaction rating for Law within the Russell group, a group consisting of the top 20 British universities, in the 2008 National Student Survey. As one of the UK’s largest law schools it offers you the opportunity to study an incredibly varied range of degree programmes and modules, taught by internationally respected leading academics through to visiting lecturers from city law firms.

About UK Law


"The College of Law, founded in 1908, is celebrating one hundred years of service to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are proud to have provided legal education to many of Kentucky’s leaders and outstanding lawyers, and we believe that our current students will join the ranks of those who have helped to better this state." - Dean GrahamFounded in 1908 from a law program initiated at Transylvania University in 1799, the University of Kentucky College of Law was one of the nation's first state law schools. In 1913 the College established the nation's first law school trial practice program, and its Kentucky Law Journal is the tenth-oldest student-run law review in the nation. The College of Law has been approved by the American Bar Association since 1925 and was elected to Order of the Coif, the most prestigious national legal honorary society, in 1931.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

balaji law collage


Our Vision:
Established with a vision of turning out of its portals legally competent human resource excelling both in academics and values

Our Mission:
To provide the youth with the best opportunities and environment for higher education and enable them to attain very high levels of academic excellence.

Collage of Law


Collage of Law is located near Nguyen Tat Thanh Street; near Ben Van Don Street; 0.2 kilometre away from Ng Truong To Street; 0.2 kilometre away from Ben Nghe Canal; 0.2 kilometre away from Ho Tung Mau Street; COLLAGE OF LAW is geographically located at latitude (10.7672 degrees) 10° 46' 1" North of the Equator and longitude (106.7056 degrees) 106° 42' 20" East of the Prime Meridian on the Map of Ho Chi Minh City.

The locations related to Collage of Law are represented by the shortest path a radio wave would travel and may not be nearest by road. For example, Collage of Law is located 0.2 kilometre from Klarih Hoi Bridge. Collage of Law is located 0.2 kilometre from Ho Chi Minh Museum. Collage of Law is located 0.3 kilometre from Saigon Port. Collage of Law is located 0.3 kilometre from Flagpole Mast. Collage of Law is located 0.4 kilometre from Xom Chieu Market.