Faculty of Sociology and Community Development Department of Law Bachelor of Law   1. Purpose of Bachelor of Law Training Program The Bachelor of Law training program will provide students with knowledge of law, administration, law making in society, expertise in law research and legal problem-solving in society. 2. Learning Outcomes of Bachelor of Law Training Program After graduating with a Bachelor of Law, students will be able to: A. Knowledge PLO1: Explain theories and concepts related to the legal field in both Khmer and foreign contexts, especially the legal theory of the West and the ASEAN region PLO2: Understand the potential of jurisprudence used in education, justice in society, employment and other fields PLO3: Explain clearly about law, law making, law enforcement factors and methods of resolving disputes in society PLO4: Simplified interpretation of law-making in the country and implementation in society as well PLO5: A deeper understanding of the functioning of the legal system and implementation in society PLO6: Explain how to plan, implement law and work management for a peaceful and prosperous nation, etc. B. Cognitive Skills PLO7: Use the skills of understanding the law and skillful observation to gain an in-depth understanding of social rules PLO8: In-depth analysis of human problems, especially legal issues or other triggers, and finding solutions PLO9: Think and reflect on issues in life, such as mutual respect, local practice, work and family relationships, etc. PLO10: Use legal methods and techniques to resolve issues or disputes in accordance with the context and all situations, both in the work in the family and society. C. Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility PLO11: Communicate and collaborate with people around you successfully and effectively, such as community group work in the law enforcement process with teamwork. PLO12: Lead a team with high responsibility, honesty, integrity, fairness and clarity. PLO13: Work with self-confidence, high optimism and good ethics in teamwork. PLO14: Adapts well to teamwork and in contexts or situations such as community work. D. Numerical Skills, Information Technology, and Communication PLO15: Write work reports and presentations such as local inspections PLO16: Use statistics and measurements to analyze data from various scientific studies PLO17: Use social media and IT systems to communicate work and research PLO18: Use foreign languages for work and communication. 3. Job Opportunities After earning a bachelor’s degree in law, graduates can get many job opportunities in various fields such as: 1. Education: Entrance exams in various Ministries of Justice Entrance exam for Royal School of Administration Entrance Exam for the Position of Lecturer at Higher Education Institutions (Master or PhD) Entrance Exam for the Position of Teacher 2. Social sector and NGOs: Legal advisers, judges, prosecutors, clerks, bailiffs, lawyers solve various issues such as: Domestic violence issues Problems of abuse by those in power Injustice against vulnerable people Human trafficking issues 3. Employment and Institutions Legal Adviser Judges, Prosecutors, Clerks, Bailiffs, Lawyers Civil Servants in the Ministry of Justice Judicial Police Administrative staff at national and sub-national levels (villages, communes, districts …) Legal interpreters, etc. 4. Legal and banking sector Legal counsel to support justice with:  Victims  Prison inmates  You are in a correctional center, etc. 4. Bachelor of Law CodeSubjectNumber of CreditsNumber of HoursOthers First SemesterSecond Semester Year 1 FSCD.LW/KCC.A1-B11Khmer culture and Civilization345–  FSCD.LW/EPI.F1-B11English Part I345–  FSCD.LW/CLI.S1-B11Constitutional Law I345–  FSCD.LW/ CA.M1-B11 Computer Application345–  FSCD.LW/ IL.S1-B11 Introduction to Law345–  FSCD.LW/ PA.S1-B12 Public Administration3–45  FSCD.LW/ ASL.S1-B12 ASEAN System Law3–45  FSCD.LW/ IPS.S1-B12 Introduction to Political Science3–45  FSCD.LW/ EPII.F1-B12 English Part II3–45  FSCD.LW/ CLII.S1-B12 Constitutional Law II3–45  Total credits30450  Year II  FSCD.LW/ GAL.S1-B21 General Administration Law345–  FSCD.LW/ LEI.F1-B21 Legal English345–  FSCD.LW/ GCLI.S1-B21 General Civil Law I345–  FSCD.LW/ GCRLI.S1-B21 General Criminal Law I345–  FSCD.LW/ GCL.S1-B21 General Contract Law345–  FSCD.LW/ CL.S1-B21 Commercial Law345–  FSCD.LW/ APL.S1-B22 Administration Procedural Law     FSCD.LW/ GCLII.S1-B22 General Civil Law II3–45  FSCD.LW/ GCRL11.S1-B22 General Criminal Law II3–45  FSCD.LW/ LM.S1-B22 Legal Methodology3–45  FSCD.LW/ LSSL.S1-B22 Labor and Social Security Law3–45  Total numbers of credits33595  3rd year FSCD.LW/ LMURL.S1-B31 .Land Menagement and Urbaization Law345–  FSCD.LW/ CPL.S1-B31 Company Law345–  FSCD.LW/ PHR.S1-B31 Public Liberty and Human Rights law345–  FSCD.LW/ SCRLI.S1-B31 Special Criminal Law I345–  FSCD.LW/ SCRLI.S1-B31 Applied Statistics345–  FSCD.LW/ RSM.S1-B31 Research Methodolody     FSCD.LW/ SCRLII.S1-B32 Special Criminal Law II3–45  FSCD.LW/ IR.S1-B32 International Relations3–45  FSCD.LW/ MHL.S1-B32 Marriage and Heritage Law3–45  FSCD.LW/ CA.S1-B32 Commercial Arbitration3–45  FSCD.LW/ OL.S1-B32 Obligation Law3–45  FSCD.LW/ ITS.S1-B32 Internship3–135  Total number of credits36540  4th year FSCD.LW/ CSL.S1-B41 Civil Service Law345–  FSCD.LW/ CPLI.S1-B41 SQLDA.M4-B41 Civil Procedural Law I345–  FSCD.LW/ CRPLI.S1-B41 Criminal Procedural Law I345–  FSCD.LW/ PIL.S1-B41 Public International Law345–  FSCD.LW/ PF.S1-B41 Public Finance345–  FSCD.LW/ IPL.S1-B41 Intellectual Property law345–  FSCD.LW/ W.S.S1-B41 Workshop/ Conference115–  FSCD.LW/ CPLII.S1-B42 Option1.Civil Procedural Law II3–45  FSCD.LW/ CRPLII.S1-B42 Criminal Procedural Law II3–45  FSCD.LW/ PRIL.S1-B42 Private International Law3–45   Option2Thesis Writing9–135  Total number of credits28420  Note: * 1 credit equals 15 hours. * Total of Year 1, Year 2 3rd and 4th year There are a total of 124 credits.