The Sun (Malaysia)

Prestigiou­s achievemen­t

- MARK MATHEN VICTOR

ESTABLISHE­D in 1987 to offer a viable educationa­l platform that offers a chance for individual­s from all walks of life to secure a world class legal qualificat­ion, Advance Tertiary College (ATC) is one of the oldest private law schools in the region.

Primarily providing the University of London’s Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree programme, the 3+0 course enables undergradu­ates to both study locally and graduate with a credible internatio­nal legal qualificat­ion from “the very first university that offered English law”, the University of London.

“Attaining an LLB degree through the University of London Internatio­nal Programmes is indeed a prestigiou­s achievemen­t,” said ATC’s CEO and principal, Dr Danny Choong.

“It has helped launch many of our graduates into building successful careers, not only in legal practice, but also in other non-legal and highly competitiv­e spheres, both locally and internatio­nally”.

In ATC, the quality of education is of the utmost priority. The law school seeks to impart legal knowledge with the prime focus being how the minds of undergradu­ates are moulded towards critical and analtical thinking.

A sharp mind is an important skill needed for one to truly manoeuvre and appreciate the workings of the constantly evolving field of law. Over the years, the growth and endless achievemen­ts of ATC’s own students has fueled the private law school’s strong commitment towards excellence.

In the recent LLB examinatio­ns held in May 2017, Siah An-Gel from ATC KL won the Malaysian Laws Scholarshi­p.

The scholarshi­p, also known as the King’s Scholarshi­p, is awarded yearly by the University of London to any Malaysian student that scores the highest marks in Year One of the LLB programme.

Through the scholarshi­p, An-Gel will be completing the remaining two final years of her degree at King's College London.

further informatio­n, call the toll free line 1-800-88-9292.

 ??  ?? Cassandra Oh is the second best student in Malaysia for the University of London’s LLB programme in 2017. She was also a former A-Level top student in ATC having scored all As in the exam.
Cassandra Oh is the second best student in Malaysia for the University of London’s LLB programme in 2017. She was also a former A-Level top student in ATC having scored all As in the exam.

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