student activities
Law Students' Society
The Law Students' Society, comprised of yearly elected representatives of the students, is one of the avenues for students to develop their leadership skills. The members of the Society work closely with the Kulliyyah to serve the interest of the students under the supervision of the Office of Deputy Dean (Student Affairs). AIKOL Festival, which traditionally takes place in early July, is the main event organised by the Society. Seminars, colloquiums, community services, sports and leisure activities, and mock trials are among the favourites of, not only the AIKOL community, but also students from other institutions. The presence of the Law Students' Society effectively contributes towards the realisation of the university's vision and mission.
[more..]Mooting
The AIKOL mooting teams have achieved tremendous results in moot court competitions at both national and international levels. In 2008, IIUM was the best team and produced the best memorial with mooter Ms Rofitah Ahmad Fuad announced as the best oralist in the Monroe E. Price International Media Law Moot Court Competition. In 2005, Ms Melati Abdul Hamid was the world's best oralist in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition with the team reaching the final.
[more..]Debate
It is important for law students to have the necessary communication skills. Debate activities provide proper platform for students to possess critical thinking and high-confidence. Students from AIKOL have won numerous debate championships both at national and international levels. Debaters Mr. Mohd. Daud Mohd. Din and Mr. Muhammad Abdul Latiff are among students who have won international debate competitions.
[more..]Client Counseling
Students also perform well in client counseling competitions, such as the National Client Counseling Competition.
[more..]Tailerag
Students are also active in researches and writings. The Tan Sri Ahmad Ibrahim Legal Research Group (The Tailerag) produces Revival bulletin and Atticus journal discussing legal issues.
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