News & Announcements

This judicial clinical legal education program offers law students a unique opportunity to work alongside Senior District Court Judges, gaining hands-on experience in legal practice through direct involvement in judicial work. This distinctive course enables students to view legal practice from a judicial standpoint, engaging in personalised interactions with senior judges, working on actual cases, and experiencing the realities of a courtroom setting. Applications will open soon.

Supported by renowned law firm Linklaters Singapore, this inaugural run of the Linklaters Social Impact Competition offered a unique opportunity for NUS students who are passionate about addressing social challenges and sustainability to come together to develop a unique and workable solution to a pressing eco-social challenge. The standout pitch belonged to Team Project Greenify, who impressed the judges with their proposal for a web application that acts as a digital watchdog for consumers to identify and report deceptive eco-claims in store, while advocating for a specialised body within the CCCS to focus on investigating greenwashing claims, with punitive jurisdiction.

The Centre for Pro Bono & Clinical Legal Education congratulates all students and mentors who embody the heart and spirit of pro bono and for their commitment towards pro bono projects that serve the larger community in Singapore and beyond.

The guides on how to navigate TalentConnect (TC) for the recording of mandatory pro bono hours have been updated. The guides can now be accessed under the tab titled "TalentConnect Guide on Pathways", which is found on CANVAS. You may also access TC directly and find the guides under the "Pathway" function of the portal.  For more information on how to access the guides under the "Pathway" function of TC, you may also refer to the PDF documents - "Guide for Students" and "Guide for Student Leaders" - in the "Resources" section of our webpage.