Overview
The J.D. programme is a full-time 3-year programme, comprising 22 courses totaling 25 course units ( Each course carries one course unit unless stated otherwise). The curriculum was formulated by legal academics and practitioners after extensive discussions, and endorsed by Singapore Institute of Legal Education and Ministry of Law.
The academic year begins in mid-August and follows the same academic calendar/grading scheme as the LL.B programme. The programme may be accelerated in some cases for completion within 2 to 2.5 years subject to the approval of the J.D. Committee, which will take into consideration their first term's exam grades.
Teaching Approach
The J.D. programme bears the SMU's distinctives of holistic learning, active seminar-style pedagogy and international and practical exposure, amongst others.
Students engage in a substantial amount of pre-class preparatory reading and thinking, and they participate actively in class discussion. Our experience is that the interactive/participative learning environment in the school helps develop confidence and analytical and presentation skills -- attributes which are essential for excelling in the legal and corporate world.
Classes are deliberately kept small and a multi-faceted approach to course assessment is adopted. This includes class participation, term assignments and oral and written presentations. The end of term written examination (usually open book) typically accounts for a maximum of 50% of the final grade in a course. A significant amount of time is devoted to group presentations.
A distinctive feature of the J.D. programme is that lawyers from practice, government and the judiciary will be invited to participate in classroom teaching. This will provide our students with the opportunity to integrate practical expertise with theory and doctrine.
Award of the Juris Doctor (J.D.) Degree
The J.D. programme is a meritorious honours programme. On successful completion, students will be awarded the degree accordingly, depending on their overall performance: J.D. (merit), J.D. (high merit), J.D. cum laude (with distinction), J.D. magna cum laude (with high distinction) or J.D. summa cum laude (with highest distinction).
Students will qualify for legal practice in Singapore (admitted as Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore) if they attain a GPA of at least 3.00 in the courses leading to the J.D. degree, and complete the Preparatory Course leading to Part B of the Singapore Bar Examinations conducted by the Singapore Legal Institute of Education, subject to the "Qualified Person" requirements imposed by the Legal Profession (Qualified Persons) Rules.
This framework is subject to changes from Ministry of Law and the Singapore Institute of Legal Education. These changes are beyond the control of SMU
AMICABLE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR) COMPETITIONS
SMU law students have the opportunity to learn about Amicable Dispute Resolution (ADR) through a wide range of electives offered by the curriculum. Students have also further honed their negotiation and mediation skills by participating in several international ADR competitions under the guidance of faculty and professional mediators.
Learn more about the competitions SMU has taken part in in the links below:
The first of its kind, the Advocate Maximus competition was started in 2018 and features both a mediation and an arbitration component. Organised by PACT, the competition aims to provide a global platform for law students to practice mixing dispute resolution modes and is held in India.
ALSA International Mediation Competition
The ALSA International Mediation Competition (AIMC) is a means to promote, incite and disseminate the use of mediation among younger generations of professionals with a mind-set of effectively resolving disputes. The AIMC enables students with different backgrounds and academic training to have the opportunity to enhance their mediation skills in an international setting, and encourage the effective use of mediation and an open exchange of ideas, experience and know-how between students from different countries, cultures, generations and backgrounds. The focus of AIMC is to effectively combine the use of the Mediator and collaborative problem-solving skills to successfully present the Parties’ interests and progress towards resolution. ALSA wishes to empower tomorrow’s business people and legal practitioners to better meet the dispute resolution needs of an increasingly cross-cultural and global market. The Competition consists of two Preliminary Rounds and one Quarter Final Rounds and one Semi Final Round and one Final Round. Participants will also have to prepare a Mediation Plan.
APIIT Law School International Negotiation Competition
The APIIT Law School International Negotiation Competition (ALSINC) is Sri Lanka’s first international negotiation competition. It is aimed at enhancing the standards of global negotiation and strives to be a leading platform that provides students the opportunity to equip themselves with invaluable knowledge, skills and diplomacy with respect to negotiation.
Asian Environmental Negotiation Competition
Proudly supported by Allen & Gledhill, the Asian Environmental Negotiation Competition (AENC) is an international negotiation competition centered around pressing environmental issues. Participants get the opportunity to hone negotiation skills against students from law schools around Asia, and learn about how to navigate different stakeholders’ interests in solving environmental problems.
Consensual Dispute Resolution Competition
Organised by the International Bar Association and the Vienna International Arbitral Centre, this competition allows students to form negotiation or mediation teams and hone their consensual dispute resolution skills.
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Mediation Moot
The FDI Mediation Moot seeks to promote understanding about international investment mediation and to explore its potential. Students compete as negotiators and mediators in a series of mediations related to a hypothetical investment. The competition problems are based on the FDI Moot case. Teams with the highest scores progress through elimination rounds leading to a final round before a live and online audience.
HSF-NLU Delhi International Negotiation Competition
The International Negotiation Competition, is jointly organised by Herbert Smith Freehills LLP and National Law University, Delhi. Started in 2014, this invite-only competition brings together students from top law universities across the globe to participate in negotiations based on simulations that closely imitate the international environment.
International Chamber of Commerce Mediation Competition
The International Chamber of Commerce organises its flagship competition in Paris and has regional rounds in Australia (for the Asia-Pacific) and Hong Kong (for Asia). The students get to negotiate as client and counsel in a mediation setting, with the mediations conducted by international professional mediators.
International Online Mediation (ADR ODR)
A 2-day International Online Mediation Competition delivered in partnership with the European Institute for Conflict Resolution (EICR) and the Thailand Arbitration Centre (THAC), the ADR ODR competition is specially designed for law and business students across the world with the objective on growing strong negotiation and mediation skills to aid people in all industries resolve conflicts in professional settings.
International Negotiation Competition National Round
The International Negotiation Competition is a law student competition in which a team of two law students representing a client negotiates either an international transaction or the resolution of an international dispute with an opposing team of two other students. In 2019, a national round was conducted in Singapore to select one team to represent Singapore in the international competition.
This competition provides law students worldwide with an opportunity to showcase their mediation and negotiation skills. 24 teams participate in this competition and students have the opportunity to interact with the foremost experts in the field of mediation.
Mediation Advocacy Competition
This competition is organised by National University of Singapore, with the support of Singapore International Mediation Institute, Singapore Mediation Centre and Peacemakers Consulting Services. The inaugural competition, held on 29 February and 8 March 2019, is open to all local law students. Students competed in pairs, and were assessed based on their ability to negotiate on behalf of their clients in a mediation setting.
NLIU-INADR International Mediation Tournament
The NLIU INADR International Law School Mediation Tournament is Asia's oldest as well as India's largest Mediation Tournament. The competition aims to provide an opportunity for students to be a part of disputes akin to actual altercations witnessed by legal professionals. It further presents an opportunity to hone the requisite communication and mediation skills in addition to holding discussions with equally enthusiastic professionals and students in the field.
The NUJS Mediation Competition is the flagship event of the ADR Society of NUJS, Kolkata, one of the premier National Law Universities in India. Each year since 2019, the competition has garnered participation from prestigious universities not just across India, but on a global level, from countries such as the United Kingdom, Singapore and many more. In 2021, the competition was a qualifier from the prestigious International Mediation Singapore, hosted by SIMI, the Singapore International Mediation Institute.
SK Misra International Mediation and Negotiation Competition
This Competition aims to promote the use of Mediation among young generations of professionals with a mindset equipped to effectively resolve disputes. Also serving as an educational event, the competition seeks to encourage the effective use of Mediation and open exchange of ideas, experience, and know-how between students of different universities, cultures, generations, and backgrounds.
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Former Attorney-General of Singapore
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SMUYPHSL Deanery
| Dean | Professor LEE Pey Woan Email: pwlee@smu.edu.sg |
| Associate Dean, Faculty Matters | Associate Professor Adeline CHONG Email: adelinechong@smu.edu.sg |
Associate Dean, Research
| Professor Maartje DE VISSER Email: mdevisser@smu.edu.sg |
| Associate Dean, Undergraduate Curriculum & Teaching | Associate Professor Edward TI Email: edwardti@smu.edu.sg |
| Associate Dean, Student and Alumni Affairs | Associate Professor CHEN Siyuan Email: siyuanchen@smu.edu.sg |
| Associate Dean, Postgraduate Curriculum, Teaching & Int'l Relations | Associate Professor ZHANG Wei Email: weizhang@smu.edu.sg |
| Assistant Dean, Administration | Mr TAN Teck Kiang Email: tktan@smu.edu.sg |
SMUYPHSL DIRECTORS
J.D. Programme
| Associate Professor ZHANG Wei Director Email: weizhang@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6808 5357 |
| SMU Law Academy | Associate Professor Warren B CHIK Director Email: warrenchik@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6828 0155 |
| Centre for Digital Law (CDL) | Associate Professor Jason Grant ALLEN Associate Professor LIU Han-Wei |
| Centre for Commercial Law in Asia (CCLA) | Professor Dan W. PUCHNIAK Assistant Professor Nydia REMOLINA LEON |
| Pro Bono Centre (PBC) | Professor CHAN Wing Cheong Ms Ruby LEE |
| Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) | Professor Nadja ALEXANDER Associate Professor Darius CHAN |
STAFF
| AREA | CONTACT PERSON |
|---|---|
| Faculty Matters / Faculty Recruitment | Ms Melissa CHANG Assistant Director Email: melissachang@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6828 0943 |
| Strategic Development & Plans | Mr SIOW Junhao Assistant Director Email: jhsiow@smu.edu.sg |
| Research Matters / Ph.D. Programme | Ms Rehju MOHAMED Senior Manager Email: rehjumohamed@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6808 5387 |
| LL.B. Programme | Ms Pixie SEET Ms Rebecca TEO |
| Ms Lis KHO Senior Manager Email: smullm@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6808 5215 |
Postgraduate & PhD Marketing and Admissions
| Mr GONG Jinhao Manager Email: jhgong@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6826 4881 |
| SMU Law Academy | Ms Esther AIW Ms Anne TEO Email: smulawacademy@smu.edu.sg |
Student Non-Academic Matters, Internship and International Relations
| Mr Kenneth LIANG Manager Email: kennethliang@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6808 5188 |
| Publicity Matters and Outreach Undergraduate Admissions Alumni Affairs | Mr Adrian John NEO Manager Email: adrianjneo@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6828 0521 |
| Centre for Digital Law (CDL) | Ms Jaslynn SHU Ms Mabel CHOO Email: cdl@smu.edu.sg |
| Centre for Commercial Law in Asia (CCLA) | Ms LEE Hui Ting Ms Jovin TAY Email: ccla@smu.edu.sg |
| Pro Bono Centre (PBC) | Mr Vincent GOH Ms LU Qingqing |
| Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) | Ms YAP Wai Lian Manager Email: wlyap@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6828 9633 |
| Other Administrative Matters | Ms Brenda LOW Assistant Manager Email: brendalow@smu.edu.sg Phone: (+65) 6828 0502 |
The following table lists external and internal grants awarded to YPHSL Faculty.
| Awardee | Grant | Period | Project |
| Assistant Professor Dorcas Quek | MOE Academic Research Fund | 2022 - 2025 | Examining the Impact of Communication Media on the Outcome of Negotiation |
| Associate Professor Pasha Hsieh | Jean Monnet Chair (EU) | 1 Apr 2022 to 30 Mar 2025 | EU-ASEAN Law and Relations |
| Associate Professor Pasha Hsieh | Korea Foundation (Korea) | 23 Feb 2022 to 30 June 2023 | Enhancing the ASEAN-Korea Strategic Partnership in New Asian Regionalism |
| Professorial Research Fellow Mark Findlay | Facebook Inc. through Technical University Munich (TUM) | 20 Sep 2021 to 31 Mar 2022 | Rule of Law, Legitimacy and Effective COVID-19 Control Technologies |
| Assistant Professor Aurelio Gurrea Martinez | INSOL International, through University of South Australia | 31 Aug 2021 to 1 Jun 2022 | A Cross-Jurisdictional Comparison of the Use of Commercial Litigation Funding in Insolvency |
| Mr Vincent Ooi | Tax Academy of Singapore | 6 Aug 2021 to 5 Aug 2022 | Taxation of Digital Tokens in Singapore |
| Assistant Professor Lim How Khang | Singapore Judicial College | 1 Apr 2021 to 30 Jun 2022 | Pilot Survey of Legal Needs and Access to Justice in Singapore |
| Associate Professor Pasha Hsieh | Sumitomo Foundation (Japan) | 1 Apr 2021 to 31 Mar 2022 | New Asian Regionalism in International Economic Law: The Evolving Strategies of ASEAN and Japan |
| Associate Professor Warren Chik | AI Singapore Research Programme | 1 Apr 2021 to 31 Mar 2025 | Toward Trustable Model-Centric Sharing for Collaborative Machine Learning |
| Professorial Research Fellow Mark Findlay | Intellectual Property Office of Singapore | 10 Dec 2020 to 9 Dec 2021 | Promoting the AI/IP Interface |
| Assistant Professor Jerrold Soh | Asia-Pacific Legal Innovation and Technology Association | 8 Sep 2020 to 7 Jun 2021 | State of Legal Innovation in Asia-Pacific 2020 |
| Assistant Professor Aurelio Gurrea Martinez | Ministry of Law | 1 May 2020 to 31 Mar 2025 | Singapore Global Restructuring Initiative |
| Associate Professor Maartje De Visser | Singapore Judicial College | 1 Mar 2020 to 30 Jun 2022 | International Judicial Training as Diplomacy and Justice: Quantative and Qualitative Evidence |
| Associate Professor Pearlie Koh | MOET1 Cat A | 1 Sep 2019 to 31 Aug 2020 | The Impact of Technology on Shareholder Enpowerment |
| Associate Professor Yip Man | Labuan IBFC Sdn Bhd | 14 Jun 2019 to 13 Dec 2019 | Trends in Philantrophy Structuring: The Asian Context |
| Professor Locknie Hsu | Singapore Judicial College | 1 May 2019 to 30 Sep 2020 | Displute Settlement of ASEAN Projects / Transactions in the Belt and Road Initiative |
| Associate Professor Yip Man | Chuo University (Japan) | 13 Feb 2019 to 31 Mar 2019 | Comprehensive Analysis on Diversity of Legal Systems in Asia Pacific Region and Convergence towards Establishment of Rule of Law |
| Assistant Professor Dorcas Quek | Singapore Judicial College | 1 Feb 2019 to 30 Aug 2019 | Mediation in the Family Justice Courts - Examining the Durability of Settlements |
| Mr Jerrold Soh | Singapore Judicial College | 14 Jan 2019 to 31 Oct 2019 | The State of Legal Innovation in Asia-Pacific ("APAC") |
| Associate Professor Eugene Tan | Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore | 1 Nov 2018 - 1 Sept 2020 | International Standards: Catalyst or Barrier for Innovative Entrepreneurship in Singapore? |
| Associate Professor Christopher Chen | Research Capacity Building Fund: Initiatives | 20 Jun 2018 to 31 Mar 2019 | Regulatory Issues of Cross-border Payment Services and Financial Technology |
| Associate Professor Nadja Alexander | Research Capacity Building Fund: Initiatives | 20 Jun 2018 to 31 Mar 2019 | Culture, Mediation and Law |
| Associate Professor Henry Gao | Research Capacity Building Fund: Initiatives | 1 Jun 2018 to 31 Mar 2019 | Belt Road Initiative: Infrastructures and Institutions |
| Associate Professor Yip Man | Chuo University (Japan) | 1 Mar 2018 to 30 May 2019 | Comprehensive Analysis on Diversity of Legal Systems in Asia Pacific Region and Convergence towards Establishment of Rule of Law |
| Associate Professor Wan Wai Yee | Singapore Judicial College | 8 Jan 2018 to 31 Dec 2019 | Empirical Study of Schemes of Arrangement as Debt Restructuring Tools in Singapore |
| Professor Goh Yihan | Singapore Judicial College' | 30 Apr 2017 to 31 Dec 2018 (Extension: 31 Dec 2019) | Empirical Judicial research Part II of ‘A 50 year quantitative and qualitative study of the Singapore Court of Appeal’s use of legal scholarship in judgements’ |
| Awardee | Research Award | Period |
| Associate Professor Pasha Hsieh | EU Jean Monnet Chair | 1 April 2022 to 30 March 2025 |
| Assistant Professor Aurelio Gurrea-Martínez | 40 under 40 Award (American Bankruptcy Institute) | Dec 2021 |
| Associate Professor Yip Man | V3 Group Fellowship in Family Entrepreneurship | 1 Jul 2021 to 30 Jun 2023 |
| Assistant Professor Edward Ti | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2021 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Assistant Professor Lau Kwan Ho | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2021 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Associate Professor Zhang Wei | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2021 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Associate Professor Henry Gao | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2021 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Assistant Professor Aurelio Gurrea Martinez | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2021 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Associate Professor Darius Chan and SIDRA Research Affiliate Ervin Tan | Best Paper Award (Taipei International Conference on Arbitration and Mediation) | Oct 2020 |
| Assistant Professor Kenny Chng | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Associate Professor Pasha L. Hsieh | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Associate Professor Christopher Chen | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2021 |
| Associate Professor Maartje de Visser | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2021 |
| Assistant Professor Malavika Jayaram | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2021 |
| Associate Professor Alvin See Wei Liang | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2021 |
| Associate Professor Yip Man | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2021 |
| Professor Yeo Tiong Min | Yong Pung How Chair Professor of Law | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2022 |
| Assistant Professor Lau Kwan Ho | Della Suantio Fellowship | 1 Jul 2020 to 30 Jun 2021 |
| Assistant Professor Dorcas Quek-Anderson | Della Suantio Fellowship | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2020 |
| Professor Nadja Alexander | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2020 |
| Associate Professor Yip Man | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2020 |
| Associate Professor Pasha Hsieh | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2020 |
| Associate Professor Alvin See | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2020 |
| Associate Professor Eugene Tan | Lee Kong Chian Fellowship | 1 Jul 2019 to 30 Jun 2020 |
| Professor Liu Kung Chung | Lee Kong Chian Professorship | 31 Dec 2017 to 30 Jun 2020 |
Academy Publishing Award
Associate Professor Goh Yihan (Dean of School of Law), Professor Yeo Tiong Min and Associate Professor Chandra Mohan have received the Academy Publishing award on 11 August 2017 from the Honourable the Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon in appreciation of their significant contributions to Academy Publishing.
The Public Law Research Cluster (PLRC) is broadly concerned with constitutional and administrative law, the rule of law, public administration and governance in Singapore, Southeast and East Asia, and other parts of the world. Members of the cluster are concerned with the organisation of the state, the inter-relationship between the government, civil society, and the individual as well as the governance of public bodies exercising statutory or other powers or performing public duties. In addition, the rights of the individual vis-à-vis the state, how law, institutions, and norms promote good governance, how political power and public law functions are legitimated, how abuses of public power are prevented or remedied form the focus of the research cluster. Through a variety of methodologies, featuring both theory, practice and an inter-disciplinary sensitivity, the aspiration of the Cluster is to generate and disseminate research through a variety of platforms to enable stakeholders gain a broader understanding of public law, legal theory, and the latest developments in scholarly research. Public law scholarship also provides an important pathway for greater public participation in government against the constantly evolving contemporary landscape.
Research Cluster Coordinator
Associate Professor Eugene Tan
Email: eugene@smu.edu.sg
PUBLICATIONS
JOURNAL ARTICLES
| Author List | Publication Year | Title | Journal Name |
| ONG, Benjamin Joshua | 2019 | The constitutionality of ouster clauses: Nagaenthran a/l K Dharmalingam v Attorney-General [2018] SGHC 112 | Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal |
| ONG, Benjamin Joshua | 2018 | Enforcing town councils’ duties of financial prudence: Problems addressed by the Town Councils (Amendment) Act 2017 | Singapore Academy of Law Journal |
| ONG, Benjamin Joshua | 2018 | The doctrine of severability in constitutional review: A perspective from Singapore | Statute Law Review |
| YAP, Po Jen; ONG, Benjamin Joshua | 2018 | Judicial rectification of the constitution: Can Singapore courts be “mini-legislatures”? | Hong Kong Law Journal |
| CHNG, Kenny | 2018 | An uncertain future for substantive legitimate expectations in Singapore: SGB Starkstrom Pte Ltd v Commissioner of Labour [2016] 3 SLR 598 | Public Law |
Every great law school needs evidence of a commitment to research around issues of social justice. Our approach is to cross-over what has come to be known in Singapore as community law, through fields such as criminal law and procedure, criminal justice, family law, and law and animal welfare. These fields of legal service delivery have practical and theoretical research interests and colleagues in the cluster seek to explore issues at a jurisdictional and international level. In addition, considerations of the unique feature of Singaporean and Asian communities feature in the research direction of approaches to social justice scholarship, and access to justice themes.
PUBLICATIONS
JOURNAL ARTICLES
| Author List | Publication Year | Title | Journal Name |
| CHAN, Wing-Cheong; TAN, Ern Ser; LEE, Jack Tsen Ta; MATHI, Braema | 2018 | How strong is public support for the death penalty in Singapore? | Asian Journal of Criminology |
| CHEN, Siyuan | 2018 | Family law | Singapore Academy of Law Annual Review of Singapore Cases |
BOOKS & MONOGRAPHS
| Author List | Publication Year | Title | Publication Type |
| CHEN, Siyuan; CHUA, Eunice; LEO, Lionel | 2018 | Family procedure in Singapore | Authored Book |
BOOK CHAPTERS
| Author List | Publication Year | Title |
| Siyuan, CHEN; Jonathan, MUK | 2019 | Family Law |
This Cluster focuses on broad and deep normative questions concerning amongst others the concept and purpose of law, how businesses and professionals including lawyers should conduct themselves by reference to ethical norms and the proper education of and for the benefit of lawyers and law students. We research on three broad and inter-connected disciplines namely (i) Legal Theory (the study of legal philosophy and jurisprudence, and law’s interactions with Regulation and Economics); (ii) Ethics (with a focus on Business and Professional Ethics including Legal Ethics); and (iii) Legal Education. These questions and disciplines are approached from the perspectives of both theory and practice.
Research Cluster Coordinator
Associate Professor Tan Seow Hon
Email: seowhontan@smu.edu.sg
PUBLICATIONS
JOURNAL ARTICLES
| Author List | Publication Year | Title | Journal Name |
| TAN, Seow Hon | 2019 | Surrogacy, child’s welfare and public policy in adoption applications: UKM v AG | Singapore Journal of Legal Studies |
| CHNG, Kenny | 2018 | An analysis of St. Thomas Aquinas’s position on the relationship between justice and legality | Journal Jurisprudence |