The Graduate School of Management’s Bachelor of Arts degree in Law has been designed to meet the increasing demand for professionals with legal training to serve in varied career fields in Cote d’Ivoire and several areas across Africa. The curriculum provides prospective students with a solid intellectual foundation in law, legal reasoning, and analysis. It is designed to meet the increasing demand for professionals with legal training in varied.

The Bachelor of Arts in Law curriculum is fully conducted in English. This encourages cooperation within a bilingual environment, and interaction among students from different countries and the teaching staff, who are recruited from internationally recognized academic institutions with years of experience in legal studies and practice. Students can therefore expect to be rigorously trained on core principles and concepts, theory, and the skills of legal practice. Students will receive training in key foundational areas of law, such as property, contracts, torts, administrative law, business law, criminal law, and civil procedure, which will make them marketable across professions and help them present clearly written and logical arguments.

After the four-year program, students graduate with an internationally recognized qualification which will enable them to secure jobs as individual legal consultants, or in positions at private or government agencies where legal training is an advantage. Upon completion of the curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts in Law, prospective students would be able to:

Begin a career in the legal field, law firms, courts, and public or private settings.
Demonstrate a broad understanding of Ivorian laws and legal practices in other countries.
Apply the core principles, concepts and theories in law, and employ the skills of legal practice.
Identify, analyze and solve various legal problems in organizations.
Demonstrate proficiency in presenting clearly written and logical legal arguments.
Develop the requisite foundation to pursue advanced legal studies.

The curriculum exposes prospective students to laws, legal systems and practices, so that they can think and act like lawyers, enabling them to succeed internationally in careers oriented with legal compliance, governance, national policy formulation and planning. The B.A program in law would therefore help graduates to gain a competitive edge and drive their careers forward, attract challenging and higher paying job offers, and increase the marketability of their professional skills.

Graduates of the GSM bachelor’s program in Law would be prepared to competently perform in law firms, individual legal consulting, government institutions, private settings or non-profit organizations that promote civil rights. Graduates can also find employment in entry or middle level positions in several business organizations that have legal departments or emphasize on legal compliance.

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