Where Justice Meets Excellence
The Department of Law at World University of Bangladesh (WUB) was established in 2004. Today, we proudly serve about 850 students, with over 1,500 graduates shaping the legal landscape locally and globally.
Our LLB and LLM programs are built on a foundation of highly qualified faculty and a strong outcome-based learning approach, blending theoretical knowledge with practical legal skills to produce confident, ethical, and globally competent professionals.
About Law at WUB
At WUB, law students don’t just learn statutes—they learn to think like lawyers. Through mock trials, case studies, and interactive teaching methods, they gain hands-on experience in client consultation, witness examination, and courtroom procedures.
Our graduates are prepared for diverse careers as advocates, judges, policymakers, corporate legal advisors, and human rights defenders—equipped with critical thinking, ethical grounding, and problem-solving abilities that define tomorrow’s legal leaders.
Mission, Goals & Objectives
Shaping Ethical Legal Professionals for a Just Society
Our Mission
The mission of the Department of Law is to produce highly skilled and knowledgeable legal professionals who can achieve excellence locally, nationally, and internationally through a collaborative learning environment that emphasizes law, policy, and justice.
Our Goals
- To provide a conducive environment for effective legal learning.
- To develop and update curricula in line with national and global legal needs.
- To impart advanced knowledge and skills in various fields of law including constitutional, criminal, civil, corporate, international, and human rights law.
- To prepare graduates for employment in diverse legal fields such as advocacy, judiciary, corporate sector, government, NGOs, and international organizations.
- To encourage critical and ethical understanding of law, justice, and society.
- To develop faculty members through continuous training, research, and academic enrichment.
Our Objectives
- To produce graduates who are legally knowledgeable, ethically committed, and socially responsible.
- To develop communication, advocacy, and leadership skills in students.
- To encourage legal research, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities.
- To prepare students for lifelong learning and adaptability in a changing legal environment.
- To enable graduates to contribute meaningfully to the legal system, justice delivery, and policy-making.
Why Study Law at WUB?
We combine academic excellence, practical training, and ethical development to prepare future legal leaders.
Experienced Faculty
Learn from highly qualified, practicing, and research-oriented legal scholars committed to student success.
Outcome-Based Education
Our curriculum is designed around measurable learning outcomes aligned with national and international legal standards.
Practical Legal Training
Gain real-world experience through moot courts, legal aid clinics, internships, and case analysis workshops.
Ethics & Justice Focus
We emphasize professional ethics, social responsibility, and a deep commitment to justice and human rights.
Affordable & Supportive
Student-friendly tuition fees and scholarships available for meritorious and underprivileged students.
Hostel Facilities
Safe and comfortable on-campus accommodation for female and rural students.
Program Educational Objectives & Learning Outcomes
Designed to produce legally astute, ethically grounded, and socially impactful professionals.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
- PEO-1: Graduates will demonstrate sound knowledge of law and legal principles.
- PEO-2: Graduates will be effective communicators and ethical advocates.
- PEO-3: Graduates will apply critical thinking and research skills to solve legal and societal issues.
- PEO-4: Graduates will pursue lifelong learning and professional development in law.
Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
- PLO-1: Knowledge of fundamental and advanced legal principles.
- PLO-2: Practical legal skills including drafting, advocacy, and case analysis.
- PLO-3: Understanding of social responsibilities and commitment to justice.
- PLO-4: Strong ethical and professional values.
- PLO-5: Effective communication, leadership, and teamwork in legal settings.
- PLO-6: Critical thinking and problem-solving in complex legal contexts.
- PLO-7: Commitment to lifelong learning and adaptability to new legal developments.
- PLO-8: Ability to apply managerial and organizational skills in legal practice.
- PLO-9: Competence in using IT and digital tools for legal research and practice.