INTRODUCTION
15 and 16 March 2008, Saturday and Sunday
Present-day students have a wealth of opportunities at the NUS Faculty of Law!
Visit us at the historic Bukit Timah campus and discover our vibrant and cosmopolitan intellectual environment through talks and seminars with the Law Dean and Law Professors.
Visitors will also be treated to the sights of the campus’ scenic surroundings and iconic architecture as they explore the Faculty through campus tours.
Other highlights include Mock Moot Trials and a photo gallery which offer a glimpse into the exciting student life that awaits prospective law undergraduates!
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
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1400* |
Commencement of Open House Campus Tour
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1430 |
Talk by the Dean of NUS Law School, Professor Tan Cheng Han, S.C. followed by Q&A session: Law and the Legal Profession
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1630 |
Professor-Student Seminar Seminars conducted by:
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1730* |
Campus Tour |
* The Mooting and Debating Club will be conducting mooting and advocacy demonstrations at these timings.
BUKIT TIMAH CAMPUS MAP
To find out how to get to the Faculty of Law, please visit this page: http://law.nus.edu.sg/faculty/Location.htm
Alternatively, a free shuttle bus which runs through the main Kent Ridge Campus all day will also bring you to our campus.
The Bukit Timah Campus
Lower Quad
The lower Quad, with its open design, wide, arched corridors, resembles a traditional British college campus. It is located outside the C J Koh Law Library and benches have been placed for students who wish to study outdoors in a green environment.
C J Koh Law Library
The library is a very important part of any university. The C J Koh Library was named in appreciation of lawyer-philanthropist Mr. Koh Choon Joo's $5 million donation in 1997 to the library.
The strength of the Law Library's collection traditionally lies in the common law and it has extensive collections of legal resources from Australia, Canada, India, Malaysia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the USA. Over the years, however, the library has also developed collections on international and comparative law, international trade law as well as the laws of the European Community.
Visit the official library website at http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/llb/index.html
Block B
Block B houses all the tutorial rooms and lecture halls which most of the student body gather to study. Outside lies the Upper Quad, the central hub to student life. This is where soccer matches, music concerts and outdoor movie screenings are held.
Eu Tong Sen Building
This stretch used to house the History, Chinese, English and Malay Departments. Now it holds rooms for academic staff and the Dean’s Office.