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

The University of Caloocan City (UCC) is a local university established in 1971 that aims to provide educational opportunities for the indigent residents of Caloocan City. Its initial name was Caloocan City Community College which was later changed into Caloocan City Polytechnic College, offering 4-year courses in Industrial Education and Business Technology. The institution was finally elevated into its university status in 2004 through the Municipal Ordinance No. 0379.

Since its establishment, the university has made groundbreaking developments, expanding its programs with a number of courses available to the youth of Caloocan. Through the efforts of the local government to make quality education accessible to all, UCC is composed of 4 branches located in different parts of the city.

The University of Caloocan City has the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business and Accountancy, the College of Education, and the College of Law under its belt. It also has graduate degree programs namely, Doctor of Public Administration, Ph.D. Education Management, Master in Public Administration, Master in Business Administration, Master of Arts in Teaching in Early Grades, Master of Arts in Teaching Science, MAED-EM, and MS Criminology.