It is a simulatory programme designed to provide professional training for students in preparation for their career in the legal practice as Advocates and Solicitors.

Currently, the Faculty is only offering the four-years LL.B (Hons) programme for undergraduate while still maintaining the Final-year as the professional training-course.

Graduates of this programme are eligible to practice as Deputy Public Prosecutors, Federal Counsels, Parliamentary Draftsmen in the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC), or Judicial Legal Services (JLS) as Magistrates, Arbitrators and also be admitted as Advocates and Solicitors.

Early in March 2011, the Attorney-General announced that the Legal Qualifying Board was considering implementing the Common Bar Course (CBC).

Court of Appeal judge Datuk Abdul Wahab Patail is chairing a working group to study its implementation.

The CBC model combines the modern legal education approaches in other Commonwealth countries as well as local requirements.

[2] In 2007, former Dean, Khalid Yusoff, was jailed three months for forgery and cheating in the July 2001 Certificate in Legal Practice examination "master list".