The philosophy of the programme is to produce lawyers readily capable of coping with the legal needs of the society in the light of social, economic, political, cultural and technological advancements. Graduates of the programme would be able to deliver competently on the expectations of employers and other users of their services in government, legal practice and academics. It is in this sense that the Law programme has been designed to ensure that Law graduates have a good general knowledge of Law, and a clear understanding of the place and importance of Law in the society. The programme will therefore introduce students to the general knowledge in Law, acquaint them with principles of judicial process and legal development, and equip them with the basic tools of legal analysis and methods.
The LL.B programme in Wesley University Ondo, resident in the College of Law, aims at providing students with a sound foundation of Legal knowledge by teaching law in the light of technological, social, political and economic changes. Thus, the Programme includes law courses, relevant courses from the humanities, and social science as well as entrepreneurship.
Key features of the programme:
In order to be eligible for admission into the five-year full-time LL.B programme through the UTME, a candidate must normally possess:
In order to be eligible for admission into the four-year full-time LL.B programme, a candidate must normally possess one of the following qualifications:
Option 1:
GCE or its equivalent in FIVE subjects, of which not less than TWO have been passed at the Advanced Level, provided that they include English Literature and two other Arts/Social Sciences subjects. In addition, the candidate must have satisfied the Ordinary Level requirements as stated above.
Option 2:
A good first degree not below Second Class Lower from Wesley University Ondo or any other University recognized by the Senate of Wesley University Ondo. In addition, the candidate must have satisfied the Ordinary Level requirements as stated above.
Option 3:
JUPEB of recognized University or its equivalent at Upper Credit can be admitted into direct entry.
An application for transfer to the College from the Faculty of Law of another University will be treated on its own merit.