following year. Law graduates can apply online . Bar Part 1 Foreign trained graduates, who have obtained their LL.B Degree from universities outside Nigeria, are required to undergo the Bar Part 1 programme, which is designed to introduce the general principles of Nigerian Law to the foreign trained students. The Nigerian Law School only admits those holding a law degree from foreign universities approved by the Council of Legal Education. Only foreign universities in common law countries or teaching common law courses are approved by the Council. Furthermore, the Bar Part 1 programme is also open to students who passed the English Bar finals or the Legal Practice Course in England & Wales. Foreign graduates are required to provide evidence in the form of an academic transcript to prove they studied the following core law courses at undergraduate level: law of contract; law of tort; constitutional law; criminal law; land law; equity and trusts; law of evidence; and commercial law. The Bar Part 1 programme lasts for a period of six months, within which time students are required to study and pass the following subjects in the Bar Part 1 examination: (a) Nigerian Legal System, (b) Nigerian Land Law, (c) Nigerian Constitutional Law, (d) Nigerian Criminal Law. Application for admission into the Bar Part 1 course commences in April and ends in May each year. The Bar Part 1 programme begins in June at the Nigerian Law School Headquarters in Abuja. Students can apply online . Bar Part 2 Upon