Why Choose the CLP and LL.M Package?
This dynamic pathway offers the best of both worlds — a recognised qualification to practise and a Master of Laws (LL.M) to deepen your expertise. Earn two prestigious qualifications while building the practical skills, strategic insights, and confidence to conquer the fast-paced world of law.
Choose from 6 proposed pathway combinations for the Veritas’ LL.M programme, tailored to bridge LL.M and CLP while offering flexibility and specialization for aspiring legal professionals. Each pathway is designed to equip you with in-demand skills for Malaysian legal practice.
Malaysia’s #1 Law School
Learn from experienced practitioners, legal professionals, and top CLP lecturers who’ve produced Malaysia’s National Top CLP students for 20 consecutive years and book prize winners.
Dual Qualification, Greater Advantage
Get professionally qualified with the CLP and build subject-matter depth through an LL.M tailored to your career aspirations.
Unmatched Learning Resources
Get complimentary 24/7 access to our highly demanded Legal Resource Centre, legal databases (CLJ Law, Westlaw, LexisNexis), and a state-of-the-art LMS with class recordings and study materials — anytime, anywhere.
Be Career-Ready with Industry Exposure
Leverage our strong industry network and explore opportunities through career events, graduate support, and Malaysia’s largest legal career fair – Lex Expo.
Gain a Career Advantage with Our Best Value Package
Future-proof your legal career with a package designed to give you a competitive edge and set you apart.
Subjects:
- Criminal Procedure
- Civil Procedure
- Evidence
- Professional Practice
- General Paper
Complimentary Offerings:
- Masterclass in Legal Drafting
- Masterclass in Opinion Writing
- Masterclass in Advanced Communication Skills
- Masterclass in Client Interviewing
- FREE Books and Study Materials (worth RM2,000)
- FREE MonsterFit Membership (worth RM1,000)
Core Modules:
- Research Methodology
- Malaysian Legal System
- Master Project
Elective Subjects (pick 6):
- Lawyer's Skills
- Civil Litigation Practice (Malaysia)
- Criminal Law Practice (Malaysia)
- Intellectual Property Practice
- Negotiating and Drafting Cross-border Contracts
- Trade and Investment in Asia
- Mergers and Acquisition Practice
- Banking and Finance Practice
- Islamic Banking and Finance Practice
- Legal Technology and Practice Management
- Property Law Practice (Malaysia)
- Personal Injury and Torts Practice (Malaysia)
- Advocacy (Malaysia)
- Arbitration (Malaysia)
Personalised LL.M to Fit Your Legal Career
Tailor your LL.M with a specialisation designed to prepare you for the evolving demands of legal practice in Malaysia.
- Litigation & Courtroom Practice (Bridging to CLP)
- Refine your courtroom skills with modules on civil and criminal litigation, trial procedures, legal argumentation, and advocacy in Malaysian courts, all designed to prepare you for the CLP (Certificate in Legal Practice) examination. This specialization also covers arbitration, equipping you with alternative dispute resolution strategies essential for modern legal practice.
- Corporate & Commercial Law
- Gain the legal expertise needed to navigate complex business deals, mergers, and international transactions. This specialisation focuses on cross-border contract negotiation, corporate finance, and commercial law within the Asian business landscape.
- Intellectual Property & Technology Law
- Explore the intersection of law, innovation, and technology. Develop in-demand expertise in IP protection, legal tech, and the financial aspects of tech-driven ventures, preparing you for roles in fast-evolving digital and creative industries.
- Islamic Finance & Commercial Transactions
- Gain expertise in Shariah-compliant finance and commercial transactions in Malaysia, blending Islamic finance principles with practical legal skills. The focus is on regulatory compliance, risk management, and cross-border operations. Key areas of study include Islamic banking, takaful, Shariah contracts, property law, and international trade. With a strong emphasis on legal technology, this pathway ensures graduates are well-prepared for Malaysia's dynamic financial and legal environment.
- Financial & Banking Law
- Master the legal frameworks that underpin financial institutions and markets. This specialisation covers both conventional and Islamic finance, alongside trade and investment practices across Asia, preparing you for roles in banking, compliance, and financial services.
- International Business Law
- Equip yourself with the legal tools to handle cross-border transactions, regional trade, and global business operations. With a focus on Asia’s growing economic influence, this specialisation prepares you for international legal roles in a globalised economy.
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ABOUT THE COURSES
About CLP
Awarded by:
Legal Profession Qualifying Board (LPQB)
Duration:
9 months
Pathway:
Professional
Intakes:
September
HOW DO I GET IN?
- Minimum 5 Credits at SPM / GCE O-Levels or equivalent, and
- Minimum 2 Passes at STPM, A-Levels or equivalent, and
- A Law Degree recognised by LPQB, and
- Malaysian Citizen, Bruneian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Malaysia
| CLP Examination Registration Fee | ||
| CLP Application Fee | CLP Registration Fee | CLP Examination Fee |
| RM250 | RM4,000 | RM1,800 |
*The above is payable directly by the student to the LPQB, subject to changes by the LPQB.
*Examinations will be conducted by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board in the month of July/August.
CLP SUBJECTS
- General Paper
- Explore key areas of Malaysian law covering Contract and Tort, with a focus on the application of legal principles, case law, and the drafting of pleadings. This module builds a strong foundation in civil liability and legal reasoning.
- Evidence
- Understand the rules that govern the admissibility of evidence in Malaysian courts. Learn how to apply legal principles to real-world scenarios in both civil and criminal proceedings, with a focus on relevance, reliability, and probative value.
- Civil Procedure
- Gain insight into the procedural framework of Malaysia's civil justice system. Learn the rules and processes that govern how civil cases are managed — from filing a suit to enforcement and appeals.
- Professional Practice
- Develop a practical understanding of legal ethics and professional responsibilities in Malaysian legal practice. You'll also cover core areas such as land law transactions, bankruptcy and winding up, and probate and administration.
- Criminal Procedure
- Delve into the processes that guide criminal investigations and trials in Malaysia — from arrest and bail to sentencing and appeal. Learn how criminal justice is administered through the lens of procedure and due process.
About LL.M
Duration:
1.5 years
Study mode:
Online
Intakes:
January, May & September
Assesments:
Coursework & Exams
HOW DO I GET IN?
- A Bachelor Degree in the field with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 or equivalent, as accepted by the HEP Senate, or
- A Bachelor Degree in the field or related fields or equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 can be accepted subject to rigorous internal assessment, and
- Candidates without a relevant qualification or work experience must complete prerequisite courses set by the institution and meet the minimum CGPA based on points mentioned above.
LL.M MODULES
- Malaysian Legal System
Explore Malaysia’s legal institutions and constitutional foundations, with case law and legislation providing practical context to legal interpretation and application. - Research Methodology
Understand how legal knowledge is created, focusing on problem formulation, scientific methods, and approaches to data collection and analysis. - Master Project
Conduct independent research on a relevant legal topic, demonstrating your ability to apply theory, literature, and critical analysis to real-world issues.
- Lawyer’s Skills
Develop core legal skills in drafting, negotiation, and client management while learning to navigate the ethical pressures of professional practice. - Civil Litigation Practice (Malaysia)
Cover litigation procedures, document handling, appeals, and enforcement in Malaysia under the Rules of Court 2012 framework. - Property Law Practice (Malaysia)
Study Malaysia’s land law, conveyancing, digital property transactions, and legal due diligence under the National Land Code 1965. - Criminal Law Practice
Apply critical thinking to criminal legal scenarios, while developing reflective and practical approaches to prosecution and defence work. - Personal Injury and Torts Practice (Malaysia)
Focus on tort law, negligence, damages, and court processes specific to Malaysian personal injury and tort litigation. - Advocacy (Malaysia)
Build persuasive courtroom and negotiation skills, covering ethical rules, trial advocacy, and principles of effective legal argumentation. - Arbitration Practice (Malaysia)
Examine Malaysian arbitration law, digital reforms, third-party funding, and procedural rules under the Arbitration Act 2005. - Banking and Finance Practice (Malaysia)
Gain expertise in Malaysian banking law, security enforcement, financial instruments, project finance, and legal challenges in financing. - Mergers and Acquisition Practice (Malaysia)
Understand M&A processes including due diligence, transaction structuring, regulatory compliance, and post-deal integration within Malaysia’s legal framework. - Intellectual Property Practice
Explore Malaysia’s IP law including copyright, trademarks, patents, enforcement, and dispute resolution within national and international legal contexts. - Negotiating and Drafting Cross-border Contracts
Develop skills to draft enforceable international contracts, focusing on jurisdiction, dispute resolution, and harmonizing global legal frameworks. - Trade and Investment in Asia
Examine legal frameworks, regional agreements, and geopolitical influences affecting trade, foreign investment, and economic integration across Asia. - Islamic Banking and Finance Practice
Understand Shariah-compliant finance, including Islamic banking, capital markets, Takaful, and regulatory frameworks governing Islamic financial institutions. - Legal Technology and Practice Management
Explore legal tech tools, digital practice management, automation, and ethical challenges in transforming legal service delivery through technology.
Alumni Testimonials
“I’ve been with BAC Education Group since 2016, and my journey here has been nothing short of transformative. From my first steps as an undergraduate to now pursuing my Master of Laws (LL.M) with Veritas University, I’ve experienced firsthand the university’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence. The LL.M. programme, in particular, has played a pivotal role in my academic and professional growth.
One of the things I’ve truly appreciated about this programme is the quality of the lecturers. Their real-world experience and engaging teaching style have made even the most complex legal concepts easier to grasp and apply. It’s been incredibly inspiring to learn from such accomplished professionals.”
Jevisre A/P Muthusamy
September 2022 Intake
“Beyond academics, the Veritas LL.M has also allowed me to meet many wonderful people. Through tutorials online classes, I’ve formed friendships with fellow students – some of whom are practicing lawyers. We often discuss real-life cases, which has been both informative and inspiring.
Learning at Veritas University College has been a rewarding experience that has greatly enriched my legal knowledge, provided me with valuable friendships, and given me a deeper insight into the legal world. I am truly thankful for the opportunities and experiences this program has provided.”
Kwan Kam Loong
September 2022 Intake
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FAQs
about the CLP and LL.M
Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree. For University of London graduates, in line with the CLP entry requirements, a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division) is required for admission to the programme.
The CLP programme runs for 10 months, commencing in September and concluding in June, with the final examinations conducted by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board in July or August.
The Master of Laws (LL.M) programme can be completed within 16 months, though students have the flexibility to extend their studies up to a maximum of 3 years.
While most students complete the programme over 4 semesters (16 months), the duration is adjustable based on the number of subjects taken each semester, allowing you to tailor the pace to fit your personal and professional commitments.
No, neither the CLP nor the LL.M programme includes a compulsory internship component.
Yes, our lecturers are both academically certified and bring with them substantial industry experience.
Yes, a rebate of RM1,000 is available for early bird registrations.
Yes, financial assistance is available for eligible candidates based on financial hardship.
Yes, scholarships are offered to UK First Class Honours graduates and UK Second Class Upper alumni of BAC.