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UBIDS School of Law among 19 schools to run one-year pre-bar course
The University of Business and Integrated Development Studies (UBIDS) School of Law has been approved by the General Legal Council (GLC) to run the one-year pre-bar course under Ghana’s legal education reforms.
Out of 42 graduates of the UBIDS’ School of Law who sat for the bar examination last year, 28 passed and were currently undertaking Part One of the Professional Law Training Course.
He commended the President John Dramani Mahama-led government for the legal education reforms and the inclusion of UBIDS School of Law among the permitted institutions to run the pre-bar course.
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