Kabarak Law School's Academic Divisions
The Kabarak School of Law exhibits a robust organizational structure comprised of six(6) vibrant and interrelated departments:
Department of Commercial Law
The Department of Commercial Law at Kabarak University School of Law is dedicated to providing comprehensive education and research in the dynamic field of commercial law.
Department of Public Law
In the intricate web of legal systems that govern our societies, the Department of Public Law at Kabarak University School of Law stands as a bastion of knowledge, integrity, and justice.
Department of Private Law
The Department of Private Law at Kabarak University School of Law is a pivotal academic unit dedicated to providing comprehensive legal education and fostering an in-depth understanding of various aspects of private law.
Center for Legal Aid and Clinical Legal Education (CLACLE)
One of the core functions of the Centre for Legal Aid and Clinical Legal Education (CLACLE) is to facilitate clinical and experiential learning. This is in addition to our commitment to build the capacity of students and faculty to undertake community service activities.
Center for African Governance, Leadership and Ethics (CAGLE)
The Center for African Governance, Leadership and Ethics (CAGLE) at the School of Law, Kabarak University, is a dynamic and forward-thinking institution dedicated to advancing the principles of effective governance, ethical leadership, and the rule of law on the African continent.
Centre for Multi-Justice Systems (CMJS)
The Centre for Multi-Justice Systems (CMJS), is a dynamic department within Kabarak University School of Law dedicated to advancing Alternative Justice Systems. Drawing inspiration from the academic realm and driven by the visionary aims of the AJS policy and Article 159(2) (c) of the constitution, CMJS is committed to revolutionizing traditional approaches to dispute resolution.