At the Faculty of Law – Psychology, education extends beyond the classroom. We offer a hands-on learning environment where each student can develop practical skills through simulation labs, community consulting, and specialized academic clubs. This gives students direct exposure to real legal scenarios, mock therapy, and case management, preparing them for the complexities of a professional career. This hands-on approach is designed to help them not only consolidate their knowledge but also build the soft skills essential for success in the job market.
The Trial Practice Room allows Law and Economic Law students to directly experience the trial process in a miniature courtroom setting. Through a series of simulated situations, students act as Judges, Prosecutors, and Lawyers to hone their legal thinking and litigation skills under the supervision of experienced lecturers and practicing lawyers.
The Institute of Psychology is one of the first university professional centers in Ho Chi Minh City, providing psychological counseling for our lecturers, staff, and students. Furthermore, it is a place where students can gain hands-on experience, practicing core skills such as counseling, psychotherapy, and building trusting relationships with clients. This direct experience, including handling situations in hypothetical counseling cases, helps students form their career thinking and prepare for the working environment after graduation.
For students passionate about the legal field, the LAWY Club provides a dynamic forum to hone their skills. By participating in mock trials and discussions with experts, students can practice critical thinking and debating while building a broader legal perspective on social issues. This experience ultimately contributes to a solid professional character.
Psy-up Hoa Sen is a connecting club for students who love and are interested in the field of Psychology. Through expert discussions, workshops, and community projects, students get hands-on experience that helps them hone their empathy, event organization skills, and commitment to promoting human values. The club also fosters a spirit of sharing and a scientific approach to mental health care.
Clubs of the Faculty of Law – Psychology
