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The Graduate School of Law’s vision is to produce graduates who are not only respected in the field of law, academically and professionally, but also possess the core values of a true Thomasian lawyer: competence, compassion, and commitment.
The UST Graduate School of Law’s mission is to provide exceptional support services to graduate students and faculty; to promote quality in graduate education by challenging and guiding students to conduct investigations/research that will aid in the enactment of just and reasonable laws that genuinely serve the people; and to establish university-wide graduate policies, standards, and procedures that define best practices for the graduate programs it serves.
Founded on the Thomasians’ Core values, the Graduate School of Law aims to (1) develop intellectual expertise in law and jurisprudence among lawyers; (2) contribute to public service improvement by emphasizing the lawyers’ mission of upholding justice and truth; (3) elevate the legal profession’s standards; and (4) improve the administration of justice for the welfare of the Filipino people.
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The UST Law Journal, the official publication of the UST Graduate School of Law, is a peer-reviewed academic publication that aims to publish scholarly articles in its pursuit of legal scholarship and academic excellence.
It features articles on all aspects of law, philosophy, and jurisprudence; dynamic, critical, and contextual approaches of featured dissertations, theses, Case Law Analysis, and Book Reviews, in which members of the UST Graduate School of Law Faculty and esteemed contributors critically analyze recent judicial decisions, new legislation, proposals for current law and judicial reforms, and legal development trajectories as the world embraces the complexities of legal contours amidst technological revolution and contemporary era.
The UST Graduate School of Law is already accepting applications for the January 2025 intake of the Master of Laws (LL.M.) and Doctor of Civil Law (DCL) programs. The Second Term of AY 2024-2025 enrollment will start on January 10, 2025.
Classes are online, while high-stakes assessments are on-site. Both the application and enrollment processes are conducted online.
The application details are in the attached image. Send all required documents to:
admissions.gslaw@ust.edu.ph
Download the application form here : https://bit.ly/41omJvV
Rev. Fr. Dexter A. Austria, O.P., SThD
Regent
Rev. Fr. Dexter A. Austria, O.P., SThD
Member (Ex-Officio)
Atty. Nenita D. Tuazon, DCL
Member
Atty. Rey Oliver S. Alejandrino, DCL
Member
Atty. Glenn R. Luansing, DCL
Member
Atty. Amado F. Maralit, DCL
Member
Ms. Leny G. Gadiana, RGC, RPm, LPT
Assoc. Prof. Allesandra Fay V. Albarico, DCL
Assoc. Prof. Irmina H. Bautista, DCL
Prof. Pablito A. Baybado Jr., PhD
State Solicitor Lorelei A. Castro, LLM
Dean Amado Paolo C. Dimayuga, DCL
Dean Voltaire T. Duano, LLM
Assoc. Prof. Vicky C. Fernandez, DCL
Asst. Prof. Philip L. Fuentes, PhD
Usec. Allan B. Gepty, LLM
Hon. Judge Gener M. Gito, DCL
Atty. Josephine G. Gomez, DCL
Dean Maria Liza A. Lopez-Rosario, DCL
Assoc. Prof. Julius A. Magno, DCL
Hon. Judge Charito Macalintal-Sawali, DCL
Hon. Justice Ronald B. Moreno, DCL
Assoc. Prof. Jedrek C. Ng, LLM
Senior State Sol. Melanie P. Pimentel, LLM
Atty. Jonieve Ramos-Gabriel, DCL
Fr. Stephen Redillas, O.P.
Fr. Romulo Rodriguez, O.P., J.C.D.
Prof. Joel Sagut, PhD
Assoc. Prof. Manuel Peter S. Solis, PhD in Law
Assoc. Prof. Irene D. Valones, DCL
Hon. Judge Edith Cynthia A. Wee, DCL
Ms. Mari-len Tuangco
Office Clerk
Ms. Lallanita Francesca Rayala
Office Clerk
