Taylor’s University Law Degree Recognised by the Malaysian Bar & the Legal Profession Qualifying Board (LPQB)

Recognised Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Degree in Malaysia at Taylor’s Law School

• The Law degree at Taylor’s University is recognised by the Malaysian Bar and the Legal Profession Qualifying Board, Malaysia for purposes of the CLP examinations.
• Taylor’s Law School has over 30 years of education excellence
• Dual Jurisdiction Programme where students will be learning both Malaysian Law & the Law of England and Wales
• Overseas transfer options to UK partner universities

Taylor’s Bachelor of Laws Degree is an LLB degree recognised by the Malaysian Bar and the Legal Profession Qualifying Board, Malaysia (MLPQB) for purposes of application of students to sit for the Certificate of Legal Practice Examinations (CLP Exams).

Taylor’s University Law graduands who complete all three years of the Bachelor of Laws Programme at
Taylor’s Law School will be eligible to apply to sit for the CLP Exams. Once students are successful at the CLP exams, they will be able to apply to chambering prior to being called to the Malaysian Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor in Malaysia.

In the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) programme students will be learning both Malaysian Law & the Law of England and Wales. They will be well-versed in both legal systems through our dual-jurisdiction programme and be prepared to face a global and liberalised legal profession in Malaysia Taylor’s University has won many law awards and one of the best universities in Malaysia for you to study the Bachelor of Laws degree.

In addition, Taylor’s high curriculum standard is internationally recognised. Students can either complete 3 years of their programme with Taylor’s University and graduate with a full blown MQA accredited degree or an option to complete their Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) with their established articulation partner university in the United Kingdom (UK).

Interested students should register early as Taylor’s highly popular law programme as the seats are full each intake. Seats are full months before each intake begins for the Law degree at Taylor’s University.

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The Best Law Programme in Malaysia at Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus

Taylor’s Law School is committed to training students in an environment that is not only challenging and thought-provoking, but at the same time, supportive of their needs and the needs of the profession. Leveraging on our reputation as a premier Law school for the last 30 years, we take our responsibility of nurturing future members of the legal profession very seriously. The school also publishes the in-house CRELDA Journal, providing a robust peer-reviewed medium for the publication of high-quality research, policy and legal analysis.

Our purpose is to produce law graduates with outstanding professional skills and high ethical value who meaningfully contribute to society by humanising the law. We endeavour to train our graduates to become lawyers who will inject the human element of “life and soul” into the black letter of the law.

The law programme at Taylor’s University provides students with an in-depth understanding and appreciation of legal doctrines and concepts in the various areas of law. Through a combination of theoretical studies and practical exposure, students will be taught how to apply these into a variety of factual situations.

Education Pathway

Students after SPM or IGCSE/O-Levels may take the 1 year Foundation in Arts (Law) at Taylor’s College before continuing on to the 3-year Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at Taylor’s University.

Study of Malaysian and English Law

• Taylor’s students will learn both Malaysian and English Law, providing them with sound knowledge of the fundamentals of the legal system and practices in Malaysia.

Ready For Legal Practice

• Application of legal theories to real-life cases at the Taylor’s Legal Aid Centre, while also developing a sense of community awareness, under the guidance and supervision of lecturers.
• Compulsory Mooting exercises for first-year students hone their legal research and writing skills, as well as boost their confidence in public speaking and inculcate team spirit.

Learning from the Industry

• In-depth understanding and a real-life feel of the legal profession via industry visits to the Legal Aid Centre, Parliament, Palace of Justice, Attorney General’s Chambers, prisons and legal offices.
• Platforms for students to meet and engage with the country’s legal giants and gain valuable insights into the legal profession, through industry networking events.
• Exposure to specialised areas of law and the workings of the legal fraternity through the Law Speaker Series.

Real-World Experience

• 4-week compulsory internship programme to develop practical and relevant skills for future employment.
• Opportunity to carry out attachment at top law firms, the Bar Council’s Legal Aid Centres and other organisations, for students who excel in their studies.

Why Study Law at Taylor’s University?

• TAYLOR’S CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK (TCF)
  • Breaking conventions to bring you the first-of-its-kind framework in Malaysia that allows you to mix and match modules to customise your degree.
• STRONG LEGAL PROFESSION LINKAGES
  • Our long-established close collaboration with the Industry helps us develop and enhance our curriculum to prepare graduates to be profession ready.
• WORLD-CLASS STANDARDS, FACILITIES AND ENVIRONMENT
  • Our campus is built with our students in mind – your university is your second home. Taylor’s Lakeside Campus encompasses a modern, functional design with state-of-the-art facilities together with lush greenery and its trademark 5.5 acre lake; striking a balance between form and function to embody our modern approach and perspective in premium education with an approach to holistic growth outside the classroom.
• YOUR FUTURE IS OUR PRIORITY
  • We ensure that our students are in touch with current and future trends and are well-equipped to embrace the challenges of the 4IR.
• CLP RECOGNITION
  • The Bachelor of Laws programme is recognised by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board for the Taylor’s Bachelor of Laws graduates to sit for the Certificate of Legal Practice Examinations.
• INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

  

  • We groom future lawyers with a global perspective and understanding of international issues.
• COMMUNITY OUTREACH
  • Our students are required to actively contribute their time and effort to community service activities to apply what they have learnt in the classroom. This will instil in them a heart for the issues that affect society as well as the legal profession at large.
• DUAL JURISDICTION PROGRAMME
  • Learn both Malaysian Law and the Law of England and Wales to be prepared for the challenges of a liberalised legal profession.
• OVERSEAS ARTICULATION OPTIONS
  • Students can option to articulate to our UK partner universities on our articulation pathways
• REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE
  • Students gain insights into the legal profession and hands-on training before they even graduate.

THE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN LAW AND DEVELOPMENT IN ASIA (CRELDA)

COMMITTED TOWARDS THE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT OF LAW IN OUR SOCIETY

CRELDA aims to provide an avenue for law lecturers in Taylor’s University to support and collaborate with each other to produce research outputs on legal issues in the Asian context.

CRELDA’s primary purpose is undertaking research and organising public discourses on contemporary legal
issues, in order to advance legal knowledge and develop the profession, ultimately benefiting the society
in which we live.

To this end, CRELDA publishes the Journal for the Centre of Research and Development in Asia (The
CRELDA Journal) every year.

Entry Requirements into Taylor’s University Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Degree

• Taylor’s Foundation / Diploma*

  

  Pass with min. CGPA 2.67

• Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM)
  B-B- or min. CGPA 2.67 including Pengajian Am
• Unified Examination Certificate (UEC)
  Pass with 5Bs, including English, with max. 20 points
• A Levels
  Min. CC or BD or AE
• South Australian Matriculation (SAM) / SACE International
  Min. ATAR 70
• Canadian Pre-University (CPU)*
  Min. average of 65% in 6 subjects
• International Baccalaureate (IB)*
  Min. 24 points in 6 subjects and min. 4 points in 3 Higher Level subjects
• Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY)
  Min. 260/400
• Other Qualifications*
  Students with other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis

ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS

• IELTS

  

  Overall Band 6.0

• TOEFL
  79 – Internet Based Test (20 in writing)
• A Levels (English / English Literature )
  Min. Grade C
• South Australian Matriculation (SAM) / SACE International
  (English as a second Language)
  Min. Grade B
• Canadian Pre-University (CPU) (English 4U)
  Min. Grade C
• MUET
  Band 5
• UEC English
  B4
• O Level / 1119 (GCE-O)
  Grade C
• Taylor’s EET
  Overall band 6.0
• Other Equivalent English Qualifications
  Students with other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis

Students who have completed a full year preparatory / foundation study in English may be exempted from meeting the English requirements.

NOTE:

• Pass SPM / O Level or equivalent with 5 credits (Including English) for entry with pre-university / foundation qualification.
• Pass SPM / O Level or equivalent with 3 credits (including English) for entry with Diploma qualification.
• Students who intend to pursue the CLP course are also required to obtain a credit for Bahasa Melayu in SPM.

• Entry Qualification that are not recognised by Legal Profession Qualifying Board, Malaysia for purposes of the CLP examinations.

All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.

Programme Structure for the Bachelor of Laws at Taylor’s University

YEAR 1 Subjects for the Law Degree at Taylor’s University

Semester 1

• Constitutional & Administrative Law I
• Contract Law I
• English Legal System
• Law of Tort I
• Legal Skills

Semester 2

• Bahasa Malaysia Komunikasi 2 / Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia
• Constitutional & Administrative Law II
• Contract Law II
• Law of Tort II
• Malaysian Legal System
• Mooting

YEAR 2 Subjects for the Law Degree at Taylor’s University

Semester 3

• Constitutional & Administrative Law III
• Criminal Law I
• Land Law I
• Research & Writing and Drafting
• Law Elective A I
• Malaysian Studies 3 / Hubungan Etnik

Semester 4

• Bahasa Kebangsaan A / Personal Development / Logic & Reasoning
• Criminal Law II
• Land Law II
• Public International Law
• Law Elective A II
• Law Elective B

YEAR 3 Subjects for the Law Degree at Taylor’s University

Semester 5

• Company Law I
• Equity & Trusts I
• Family Law I
• Land Law III
• Law Elective C
• People Dynamics in Malaysian Organisation / Malaysian Studies 3

Semester 6

• Internship
• Equity & Trusts II
• Family Law II
• Company Law II
• Law Elective D
• Community Service Initiative

Electives

Electives A I

• Information Technology Law I
• Intellectual Property Law I
• International Commercial Law I
• Medical Law I

Electives A II

• Information Technology Law II
• Intellectual Property Law II
• International Commercial Law II
• Medical Law II

Electives B

• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• International Human Rights Law

Electives C

• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• International Human Rights Law
• Law of Evidence I

Electives D

• Drafting
• Dissertation
• Law of Evidence II

Overseas Transfer Options

Our high curriculum standard is internationally recognised. We offer the option for our students to either complete 3 years of their programme with Taylors and graduate with a full blown MQA accredited degree or an option to complete their Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) with our established articulation partner university in the United Kingdom.

• CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years or 2 + 1 year
• UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years or 2 + 1 year
• UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years or 2 + 1 year
• UNIVERSITY OF READING
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years or 2 + 1 year
• UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years or 2 + 1 year
• UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years
• UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
  • Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
    1+ 2 years

Taylor’s Law School Achievements

Over the years, our students have successfully clinched numerous awards and recognitions at various local and international competitions, such as:

2019

• Champion
  Malaysia’s Next Advocate (UK Edition)
• Champions
  Malaysian Public Policy Competition 2019
• 1st Runner-up
  Law Reform Competition 2019
• Champions
  Inaugural Taylor’s Intervarsity Moot Competition 2019
• Runner-Up
  LAWASIA Moot Competition 2019

2018

• Champion,Malaysia’s Next Advocate
  The Spirit of Law Asia Team Award (International Round)

2017

Overall 4th and 5th Placed Teams
LAWASIA International Moot Semi-Finals (National Rounds)

2016

• 1st Runner Up
  LAWASIA International Moot (National Rounds)
• Champion
  Gandhi Memorial Debate
• 2nd Runner-up
  Colloquium on Gender Equality Initiative

2015

Bar Council’s Gender Equality Initiative

• Colloquium – Champion
• Debates – 1st Runners-up
• 1st Runners-up: Ghandhi Memorial Debates

2013
2nd Runner-up: LAWASIA International Moot Competition (National Rounds)

2012
The Spirit of LAWASIA Team Award

2010
National Champions: LAWASIA International Moot Competition

2009
1st Runner-up: LAWASIA International Moot Competition (National Rounds)

Real World Experiences at Taylor’s Law School

Grooming Successful Legal Professionals

TLS prepares students to hit the ground running the moment they graduate, by exposing them to simulated real-world experiences and real-world practice whenever possible.

Throughout their educational journey, students participate in various activities and events designed to prepare them for professional practice.

Mooting and Debating at Taylor’s University

Moots and debates are essential exercises that students are required to participate in during the course of their study at Taylor’s Law School.

Colloquiums at Taylor’s Law School

The law colloquiums not only raise awareness on current issues but also enable students to address social, economic, cultural, civil and political issues affecting our society at large. These colloquiums provide a platform for students to research, present, and debate these issues.

Networking With Industry

Taylor’s Law School regularly organises networking events with industry members. These events provide a platform for students to meet and engage with some of the country’s legal giants.

Lecture Series for Law Students at Taylor’s University

The Lecture Series is open to both students and staff, and touches upon specialised areas of law not usually covered during classroom study.

Field Trips for Law Students at Taylor’s University

Students regularly participate in visits to the courts, Attorney General’s chambers, prisons and the Parliament, to gain exposure to law in action and to help them gain a deeper insight into the legal practice.

Strong Industry Linkages at Taylor’s Law School

Synergistic Partnerships

In the pursuit to groom legal professionals who are on par with the best, Taylor’s Law School continue to benchmark their curriculum against industry standards, through the Industry Advisory Panel (IAP).The IAP comprises the most prestigious law firms in Kuala Lumpur and the Bar Council, ensuring that teaching and learning initiatives at the School is of high quality and students are equipped with the required intellectual, professional as well as personal attributes that are demanded by the Bar and the Bench, and define the legal profession.

Taylor’s industry partners also provide support to our programme, through book prizes for top students, judging our Moots and Law Debates, sponsoring the School’s major events, and securing attachment and pupillage for our students in the top legal firms. Taylor’s Law School facilitates this process by creating platforms that allow our law graduates and potential employers to meet and interact.

Industry Advisory Panel
Taylor’s Law School has established strong partnerships with Bar Council Malaysia and the top-ranked legal firms in the country, which ensure that the School’s curriculum remains relevant and practical. These firms include:

• Azmi & Associates
• Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill
• Raja Darryl & Loh
• Shearn Delamore
• Shook Lin & Bok
• Sivananthan & Co
• Skrine
• Wong & Partners
• Zaid Ibrahim & Co
• Zul Rafique & Partners

Law Ball & Awards Ceremony

The Annual Law Ball and Awards Ceremony organised by the Taylor’s Law Society is attended by our law students, alumnus, representatives from legal firms, and members of the IAP, as well as the School’s staff and invited guests. This event is an avenue for current students to meet and mingle with their seniors and industry leaders. Our industry partners also provide support to our programme, through book prizes.

Industry Attachments
In order to ensure that Taylor’s law students are equipped with relevant skills to complement their textbook knowledge, Taylor’s Law School encourage them to spend their vacations on attachments with law firms, legal aid centres, the Attorney General’s chambers or Non-Governmental Organisations. The School actively facilitates these attachments through our extensive network of partners and associates.

International Outlook for Law Students at Taylor’s University

Learning Beyond Borders

Taylor’s Law School organises various activities and events for students to foster greater international exchange and promote the understanding of global issues. Participation in these activities ultimately creates lawyers who are globally-aware and geared to excel on a global platform.Overseas Study Trips
Taylor’s University overseas study trips not only educate the students about foreign laws and legal systems, but also provide them with an opportunity to appreciate the differences between foreign and Malaysian legal institutions.

Summer Courses
The Malaysian Law Summer Course provides an avenue for foreign students to observe and understand the Malaysian legal system, which also includes an internship placement at a local legal firm.

Community Outreach

Reaching out to those who matter

At Taylor’s Law School, they believe that legal professionals are in a unique and advantageous position to uplift those who are less fortunate. As such, our students are taught to give back to the society and contribute to the community’s development.

Law Awareness Event
The Law Awareness Week serves as a platform for the public to address their concerns on various legal matters in areas involving rights of community groups, through the Legal Aid Centre at Taylor’s and participating Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs).

Community Service
Taylor’s students participate in raising funds for charitable organisations, visits to orphanages and community centres, voluntary tutoring of students, as well as other activities.

Legal Aid Centre at Taylor’s University
Taylor’s Legal Aid Centre was established to cater to the needs of the surrounding community, in collaboration with the Malaysia Bar Council. The centre provides pro-bono legal advice to the community, and as an avenue for students to gain hands-on practice in the legal profession.