Bachelor of 164:Teaching & Academics:Laws

About this course

The Bachelor of 164:Teaching & Academics:Laws (LL.B.) is a four-year graduate program designed to help students become 164:Teaching & Academics:Lawyers. The first two years of the Bachelor of 164:Teaching & Academics:Laws program are spent in rigorous classroom discussions, oral recitations, case study analysis, and debates. During junior and senior years 164:Teaching & Academics:Law students will undergo an extensive apprenticeship in a duly recognized 164:Teaching & Academics:Law firm, a research court apprenticeship and an on the job training in a government agency or a public legal assistance agency.

About the Provider

Philippine Christian University (PCU) is a private co-educational Christian university located along Taft Avenue, Manila. Established in 1946, it was formerly known as the Manila Union University and later on the Philippine Christian College (PCC) up until 1976, when was elevated to its university status. To date, the university has two other campuses: PCU Mary Johnston College of Nursing (Tondo) and PCU Dasmariñas (Cavite).

Philippine Christian University offers both basic (preschool to senior high school) and higher education along with programs for professional advancements, such as the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP), the Accelerated Learning Program, Continuing Education for OFW Professionals, and Licensure Examination Reviews. PCU has also done extensive research and development focused on social issues.

The undergraduate level is divided into 8 colleges, namely the College of Arts, Sciences, and Social Work, the College of Business Administration and Accountancy, the College of Education and Applied Programs, the College of Engineering and Information Technology, College of Tourism and Hospitality Studies, the College of Nursing and Allied Health, the College of Religious Studies, and the College of Law (LLB).