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Juris Doctor

Juris Doctor

Juris Doctor

Juris Doctor

At De La Salle University-Dasmariñas, we firmly believe in upholding social justice and human rights. Our College of Law is committed to actively participating in creating a just society.  

While the fundamental goal of legal education is to produce competent lawyers, our College of Law, building on the foundation of competency, strives to redefine excellence in legal education by producing lawyers who embody the principles of Lasallian core values rooted in the spirit of faith, zeal for service, and communion in mission that are fundamental to Lasallian identity. 

Our curriculum is designed to foster legal expertise and cultivate essential professional skills while instilling in them a passion for service to the last, the least, and the lost. We believe that the legal profession's highest calling is to advocate for the most vulnerable and marginalized, and we are honored to contribute to this vital mission. 

Career Options

  • Legal Practice: Graduates may pursue careers as litigators or corporate lawyers, representing clients, drafting contracts, and managing court or transactional work.
  • Government Legal Service: Opportunities include serving as prosecutors, public attorneys, legal officers, or research staff in national agencies such as the DOJ, PAO, OSG, and the Office of the Ombudsman.
  • Judiciary & Court Services: Roles include court attorneys, law clerks, or judicial staff who support judges in drafting decisions and conducting legal research.
  • Corporate Compliance & Regulatory Affairs: Graduates may join private companies as compliance officers, data privacy officers, or regulatory specialists ensuring adherence to laws and policies.
  • Policy & Legislative Work: JD professionals can assist lawmakers by drafting bills, analyzing legal impacts, and supporting public-sector policy development.
  • Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO): Opportunities exist in global LPO firms, where graduates perform contract review, eDiscovery, and legal documentation for international clients.
  • NGO & International Organizations: Graduates may contribute to advocacy groups or global institutions focused on human rights, development, and social justice initiatives.
  • Business, HR & Consulting: Legal training can be applied to roles in human resources, management consulting, real estate, or business strategy.

About the Juris Doctor Program

The College of Law offers a four-year Juris Doctor (JD) program comprising 139 units, designed in full compliance with the Legal Education Board's (LEB) latest JD Model Curriculum. The program features a comprehensive structure that includes mandatory Bar subjects, elective courses, and specialized Bar review subjects. To ensure robust practical legal training for our students, the curriculum integrates the Supreme Court-mandated Clinical Education Program and a summer apprenticeship component, providing students with essential hands-on experience in legal practice.

Program Curriculum

The Juris Doctor curriculum spans four academic years and includes foundational law subjects, specialized law courses, clinical legal education, electives, and comprehensive review and integration courses. 


Key components include: 

  • Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Labor Law, Commercial Law, Taxation Law, and Remedial Law
  • Clinical Legal Education Program
  • Review and Integration courses in the final year
  • Elective courses such as Human Rights Law, Data Privacy Protection, Media and Technology Law, Environmental Law, and Agrarian Law 


The curriculum is structured per semester from First Year to Fourth Year, including a Special Term. 

Career Pathways or Graduate Outcomes

  • Legal Practice – JD graduates may become litigators or corporate lawyers who represent clients, draft contracts, and handle court or transactional work. 
     
  • Government Legal Service – They can serve as prosecutors, public attorneys, legal officers, or research staff in national agencies like DOJ, PAO, OSG, and Ombudsman. 
     
  • Judiciary & Court Services – Graduates may work as court attorneys, law clerks, or judicial staff supporting judges in drafting decisions and conducting legal research. 
     
  • Corporate Compliance & Regulatory Affairs – They can join private companies as compliance officers, data privacy officers, or regulatory specialists ensuring adherence to laws and policies. 
     
  • Policy & Legislative Work – JD graduates may assist lawmakers by drafting bills, analyzing legal impacts, and supporting public-sector policy development. 

 

  • Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) – They may work in global LPO firms performing contract review, eDiscovery, and legal documentation for foreign clients. 
     
  • NGOs & International Organizations – Graduates can join advocacy groups or global institutions working on human rights, development, and social justice initiatives. 
     
  • Business, HR & Consulting – JD graduates can apply legal reasoning to roles in human resources, management consulting, real estate, or business strategy. 

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College of Law
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Room 205, Julian Felipe Hall De La Salle University Dasmariñas,

Brgy. Fatima 1, Dasmariñas City, Cavite, Philippines, 4115 

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infocollegeoflaw@dlsud.edu.ph
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Cavite Line: +63 (46) 481.1900 

Manila Line: +63 (2) 8779.5180 

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Local Number: 3089
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