In a bid to bridge the gap between academic learning and the practical demands of the legal profession, Chrisland University is set to host a Law Dinner aimed at preparing its students for successful careers in law.
Scheduled to take place later this month, the event will bring together students, faculty, and esteemed legal practitioners for an evening of mentorship, networking, and professional development.
According to the Dean of the College of Law, the dinner is part of the institution’s broader initiative to expose students to real-world legal practices and ethical standards. “We want our students to not only excel in academics but to also develop the confidence, etiquette, and insight required to thrive in Nigeria’s legal landscape,” the Dean said.
The event will feature keynote speeches by senior advocates, mock courtroom sessions, and panel discussions on emerging legal trends and career opportunities. It also promises to be a platform where students can interact directly with role models in the legal community.
Students have expressed excitement about the initiative, noting its potential to deepen their understanding of the legal system beyond the classroom.
Chrisland University, known for its commitment to academic excellence and holistic development, continues to pioneer events that enhance the career readiness of its students.
source: guardian.ng
