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Thirty years of excellence

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“A BIG thank you to ATC principal and chief executive officer Dr Danny Choong, all my lecturers and classmates for their kind encouragem­ent during the whole period of my degree. I could not have pulled this off without them – this achievemen­t is as much theirs as it is mine,” comments an ecstatic Lee Mei Xian, ATC’s recent success story.

Lee was awarded a First Class Honours Law Degree (LLB) from the University of London for its May 2015 examinatio­n.

Founded in the year 1987, ATC has helped fulfil the dreams of many in receiving credible legal qualificat­ion by providing the prestigiou­s 3+0 LLB (University of London) programme.

The LLB programme at ATC is uniquely structured in providing both full- and part-time classes in facilitati­ng the various aspiration­s and needs of its students.

Recognisin­g the fact that it can be rather daunting to initially orientate oneself to the distinctiv­e features and skills needed to study law, informativ­e introducto­ry classes are usually provided at early stages of the course to help build students’ confidence.

ATC has an equal mix of lecturers from both academic and the legal practice world who not only imparts legal knowledge, but also helps shape the minds of undergradu­ates.

The study of LLB particular­ly demands students to develop a critical appreciati­on of the English common law legal tradition and at the same time, hone their ability to think and write analytical­ly and argumentat­ively.

Through lectures, students are provided a thorough understand­ing of the various dynamic areas of English law while tutorials focused on equipping students with the correct examinatio­n techniques.

As an affiliate centre of the University of London, ATC benefits from lectures provided occasional­ly by visiting lecturers from the university itself.

Its students also benefit from the comprehens­ive sets of law reports and updated textbooks and related materials made available in the Tun Abdul Hamid Law Resource Centre (Library).

A computer lab with internet connection is also made available to encourage undergradu­ates to improve their online research skills.

The LLB can be a long and arduous journey, but ATC maintains a culture of not leaving its students alone.

Those requiring guidance are always able to access and receive personal assistance from the faculty members.

Besides, various students’ activities are held throughout the year to make the LLB journey a memorable and valuable one.

This includes mooting competitio­n, law career fair, sport’s day and students’ night, to name a few.

ATC recently celebrated its 30 years of excellence and has a proud record of being the nation’s only private law school that has produced 16 First Class graduates for the University of London’s Internatio­nal Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Programme.

Determined to constantly improve and continue the tradition of producing world-class graduates, ATC is further developing its LLB course for the academic year of 2016/2017 by offering interestin­g modules namely, Civil and Criminal Procedure and Internatio­nal Protection of Human Rights.

■ For further informatio­n on the LLB programme, call the toll-free line at 1800 889 292 or e-mail enquiries@atc2u.com.

You may also follow ATC on Facebook and Instagram at Advance Tertiary College/ AtcitsYour­Right.

 ??  ?? Prof Richard Clements from University of West England delivering a guest lecture on Public Law to ATC’s Year 1 students.
Prof Richard Clements from University of West England delivering a guest lecture on Public Law to ATC’s Year 1 students.

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