SCHOOL OF LAW AND GOVERNANCE

At the School of Law and Governance (formerly known as Taylor's Law School), we are committed to creating a challenging and thought-provoking learning environment that supports both personal growth and the evolving demands of the legal profession. As one of Malaysia's most established law schools with more than 30 years of excellence in legal education, we take pride in nurturing graduates who are not only skilled in legal practice but also grounded in integrity and purpose. 

 

Our curriculum is designed to develop outstanding professional skills while instilling ethical values and a deep understanding of the law's societal role. Through our high-demand programmes, we produce law graduates who humanise the law, applying their legal knowledge to create meaningful community impact.

 

Yet another way we support student growth and foster intellectual engagement is through our prestigious CRELDA Journal, a platform publishing high-quality research, policy analysis, and legal analysis.

Interested to know more? Start your journey with us now.

Find Your Path at Taylor's Open Day: 5, 6, 12 and 13 December

 

Still deciding, or waiting on a result? Come and get a clear answer. Explore our world-class learning environment and industry connections at a university ranked #272 in the QS World University Rankings 2027, with a 100% graduate employment rate (2025 MOHE Graduate Tracer Study). Over RM60 million in scholarships and bursaries are available to support your studies.

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Success doesn’t happen by chance — it starts with the right foundation. Our law and governance programmes combine academic excellence with real-world exposure, helping you develop the mindset, confidence, and capabilities to lead in a dynamic world.

Every great career begins with a conversation. Make an appointment with our education counsellors to explore your interests, goals, and the programme that will help you make your mark in the law world.

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PROGRAMME DIRECTOR

Dr Ambikai S Thuraisingam

Dr Ambikai S Thuraisingam

Programme Director, Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

 

Dr Ambikai is an Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya with a PhD in Law from UPM. She teaches Criminal Law and Healthcare Law, and delivers Medical Ethics and informed consent seminars at hospitals across Malaysia.

Dr. Deboshree Ghosh

Dr Deboshree Ghosh

Programme Director, Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (Honours)

 

Dr Deboshree has taught economics for 15 years, with a PhD in Economics and postdoctoral research in labour economics at Universiti Malaya. She researches labour markets and public policy, working with IDEAS Malaysia and policymakers.

Dr Sia Chin Chin

Dr Sia Chin Chin

Programme Director, Master of Laws and Master of Laws in Healthcare and Medical Law

 

Dr Sia practised law in Malaysia, Italy, and Saudi Arabia for over 15 years, and researches public health law and digital regulation. She runs pro bono clinics and policy research with the Ministry of Health and civil society groups.

Dr Wilson Tay Tze Vern

Dr Wilson Tay Tze Vern

Programme Director, Doctor of Philosophy in Law

 

Dr Wilson Tay served as a judicial officer in the Commercial Division of the High Court at Kuala Lumpur, and holds a PhD in Law from NUS in constitutional law. He addressed the Malaysian Bar's Constitutional Law Forum in 2024.

In this section, you get the chance to hear directly from the vibrant voices of our law school's communities. As a gathering space for insights and stories, we are excited to showcase the experiences and knowledge of our lecturers, students, alumni, and industry partners.

VISION IN MOTION

Our campuses offer students comprehensive features and facilities to support their learning and comfort during their studies. We strive to provide an environment conducive to learning and development.

Moot Court

Moot Court

Block E, Level 8

 

A replica of the courtroom, designed to simulate court environment and procedures to provide a more realistic experience for students.

User using computer

Mobile Legal Aid Clinic (MLAC)

 

Operated by experienced academics and law students, the centre offers pro bono legal services on tenancy, employment, banking, insurance, consumer protection, and family matters for those unable to afford legal fees. Consultations are conducted via email and Zoom.

What are the key reasons to consider studying law at Taylor's?

What are the key reasons to consider studying law at Taylor's?

Taylor's School of Law and Governance has more than 30 years of experience in legal education, and Taylor's is ranked in the world's top 400 and as the top private university in Malaysia for Law in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026. The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is recognised by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board, Malaysia, and teaches Malaysian law alongside the law of England and Wales. You practise advocacy in our Moot Court and can give pro bono legal advice through our Mobile Legal Aid Clinic.

What law programmes does Taylor's offer?

What law programmes does Taylor's offer?

At undergraduate level, there are the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and the Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (Honours), each taking 3 years full-time. At postgraduate level, there are the Master of Laws and the Master of Laws in Healthcare and Medical Law, each taking 1.5 years full-time and also offered part-time, and the Doctor of Philosophy in Law, taking 3 to 6 years full-time or 4 to 8 years part-time.

Is Taylor's Bachelor of Laws recognised by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board?

Is Taylor's Bachelor of Laws recognised by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board?

Yes. The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is recognised by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board, Malaysia, and accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).

What moot court and legal practice opportunities are there?

What moot court and legal practice opportunities are there?

Our Moot Court in Block E is a replica courtroom where you practise court procedure and advocacy. Through the Mobile Legal Aid Clinic, run by academics and law students, you give pro bono advice on matters such as tenancy, employment, consumer protection and family law. Students also compete in moots such as the LAWASIA International Moot.

Can I complete part of my law degree in the UK?

Can I complete part of my law degree in the UK?

Yes. You can complete your Bachelor of Laws (Honours) with one of our established articulation partner universities in the UK.