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Heritage Christian University launches LLB programme with focus on practical legal education
Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua Heritage Christian University (HCU) has launched its Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme through the newly established Heritage School of Law, offering prospective law students a new pathway into legal education with a strong emphasis on advocacy, ethics and practical training.
Heritage Christian University said its law programme had also been structured with developments in Ghana's legal education system in mind, with the aim of providing students with continuity from academic legal education into professional training.
Facilities and faculty The Heritage School of Law is situated on HCU's campus at Amasaman in Accra, in a relatively quiet environment designed to support academic work.
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