DNU Law Club: A place to connect businesses and support job search after graduation

The Law Club is a playground for students studying at the Faculty of Law - Dai Nam University in particular and students who are passionate about learning about Law in general. Coming to the Law Club, students not only have the opportunity to develop their thinking ability and legal practice skills, but also have the opportunity to express their views on current hot legal issues with multi-dimensional perspectives. This is also a place where students have the opportunity to connect with businesses, supporting the process of finding jobs later.

The Law Club is under the management of the Faculty of Law, Dai Nam University, and the Club's advisory board is made up of teachers with many years of experience in the profession. Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan - Head of the Law Club, is also a lawyer with many years of experience in legal consulting, legal aid, as well as in litigation, and is always the "leader" working side by side with the members.

Head of Law Club – Lawyer, Lecturer Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan

In line with the school's motto of "Learning to change", the Faculty of Law has implemented many active learning methods, focusing on learners, promoting applied training, and guiding students right from the first year. The Faculty of Law Club has adopted these methods to help students have more opportunities to practice and apply the knowledge they have learned, aiming for each member of the Club to affirm their professional capacity, understand society, be a high-quality human resource in the legal field, and have a stable job that is suitable for their abilities upon graduation.

Students who are members of the Law Club are allowed to attend real court sessions.

Moot court – one of many annual activities organized by the Law Club to help students have useful experiences with their major.

To ensure effective learning for students, the Club also actively organizes very practical activities and events.

The Law Club is a highly anticipated “playground” for students, especially for new students of Law K17. Here, “future Law graduates” will experience and “dig” deeper into knowledge of the Law major, where they can get closer to the Law and receive many useful experiences right from their school days.

Different from the image of the dryness of the Law industry, at the Law Club, you will be exposed to the Law in different ways, more new and interesting than ever. The Law Club will certainly develop more and more and become a common home for not only students of the Law Faculty, Dai Nam University in particular, but also for all students and alumni who are passionate about learning about the Law everywhere in general.

Phung Minh Chau