Program Overview

Program Overview

The Clinical Law Program at Seoul National University is designed to provide students with hands-on experience in real-world legal cases, under the guidance of experienced professors and lawyers. The program aims to educate students on the practical aspects of law, while also contributing to the community by providing legal assistance to those in need.

Program Structure

• The program is divided into several clinics, each focusing on a specific area of law, such as:
  • Law Clinic
  • Human Rights Clinic
  • Labor Law Clinic
  • International Human Rights Clinic
  • Civil Law Clinic
  • Consumer Dispute Clinic
  • Entertainment Law Clinic
  • Startup Clinic
• Each clinic is led by a team of experienced professors and lawyers who provide guidance and supervision to students.

Program Details

Community Law Clinic

The Community Law Clinic is a program that provides legal assistance to members of the university community and the broader society. Students participating in this clinic will have the opportunity to work on real cases, under the supervision of experienced lawyers and professors.

Program Objectives

• To provide students with practical experience in law, through working on real cases
• To contribute to the community by providing legal assistance to those in need
• To educate students on the practical aspects of law, including legal writing, counseling, and litigation

Program Content

• Students will participate in legal counseling and case work, under the supervision of experienced lawyers and professors
• Students will learn about legal writing, counseling, and litigation, through hands-on experience and case studies
• Students will have the opportunity to work on a variety of cases, including civil, criminal, and family law cases

Faculty

• Professor Choi Jung-eun: Professor Choi is a graduate of Seoul National University Law School and has completed her judicial training at the Judicial Research and Training Institute. She has worked as a judge and a lawyer, and has experience in labor law, administrative law, and human rights law.
• Professor Sora Mi: Professor Mi is a graduate of Korea University Law School and has completed her judicial training at the Judicial Research and Training Institute. She has worked as a lawyer and has experience in human rights law, labor law, and family law.

Other Clinics

• Law Clinic: This clinic provides legal assistance to members of the university community and the broader society, in areas such as labor law, human rights law, and family law.
• Human Rights Clinic: This clinic focuses on human rights law, and provides legal assistance to individuals and organizations working on human rights issues.
• Labor Law Clinic: This clinic focuses on labor law, and provides legal assistance to workers and labor unions.
• International Human Rights Clinic: This clinic focuses on international human rights law, and provides legal assistance to individuals and organizations working on international human rights issues.
• Civil Law Clinic: This clinic focuses on civil law, and provides legal assistance to individuals and organizations in areas such as contract law, tort law, and property law.
• Consumer Dispute Clinic: This clinic focuses on consumer law, and provides legal assistance to consumers in disputes with businesses.
• Entertainment Law Clinic: This clinic focuses on entertainment law, and provides legal assistance to individuals and organizations in the entertainment industry.
• Startup Clinic: This clinic focuses on startup law, and provides legal assistance to startups and entrepreneurs.