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Master of Legal Studies

The Master of Legal Studies (MLS) is a focused, non-bar graduate program for professionals who need a working command of the law without becoming practicing lawyers. Designed for those in business, education, law enforcement, government, and allied fields, the MLS offers rigorous legal training grounded in Philippine law and its real-world applications. Students learn how laws function in contracts, labor, governance, property, taxation, and human rights.

Legal Reasoning and Analysis - learn to read statutes, dissect contracts, and interpret legal principles with precision.
Public and Private Law - understand how civil, criminal, labor, and administrative laws shape everyday institutional life.
Legal Research and Writing - develop the skill to write legal memos, draft policies, and construct arguments grounded in jurisprudence.
Law and Governance - study how law intersects with political structures, public accountability, and ethical decision-making.
Contract and Labor Law - gain fluency in negotiating, interpreting, and enforcing agreements, both in private firms and public offices.
Human Rights and Social Justice - examine the role of law in protecting rights, managing conflict, and advancing equitable policies.

Legal Officer / Compliance Officer - handle internal audits, policy checks, and legal risks in companies or public institutions.
Policy Analyst - craft or critique policies within government, NGOs, or private firms with a grounding in law.
HR or Labor Relations Officer - manage labor contracts, workplace disputes, and employment law issues.
Law Enforcement Supervisor - elevate legal understanding in investigative work, procedural compliance, and custodial duties.
Academic or Trainer - teach or train in legal education for non-lawyers, especially in schools, seminaries, and police academies.
Paralegal Consultant - assist in legal preparation, documentation, and casework within firms or advocacy groups.