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LHU Moot Courtroom

The LHU Moot Courtroom was officially inaugurated on October 16, 2025, and is located in Room G201, Campus 5. The facility is managed and operated by the Faculty of Administration – International Economics.

The Moot Courtroom was established to provide a practical learning environment where students can develop professional skills through simulated court proceedings. Designed to reflect the setting of a real courtroom or mediation session, it offers students hands-on learning experiences that connect academic knowledge with legal practice.

Here, students majoring in Law and Economic Law take on the roles of judges, lawyers, prosecutors, or litigating parties. More than a classroom, the Moot Courtroom serves as a practice space where students can build confidence in presenting arguments, debating legal issues, and developing essential professional skills before entering the legal profession.

LHU Moot Courtroom – A practical learning space for future legal professionals

Bridging theory and practice

The Moot Courtroom supports practical training in a variety of legal subjects, including:

- Civil Procedure Law and Civil Judgment Enforcement

- Criminal Procedure Law

- Commercial Arbitration Law

- Administrative Procedure Law

- Laws on Judicial Support Activities

Instead of focusing only on classroom theory, students participate in simulated court hearings, commercial mediation sessions, contract negotiations, and the resolution of commercial disputes. These activities help them understand legal concepts through practical application and real-life scenarios.

Diverse learning opportunities

The LHU Moot Courtroom also provides students with a range of academic and professional development activities, such as:

- Moot court and legal advocacy competitions, encouraging students to strengthen their legal reasoning, advocacy, and teamwork.

- Specialized seminars and guest lectures, where legal practitioners and industry experts share practical knowledge and professional experience.

- Practical classes and research activities, providing opportunities for students to conduct legal research and apply their knowledge to academic and professional projects.

Law and Economic Law students participating in a simulated court session at the LHU Moot Courtroom

Supporting practice-oriented legal education

The LHU Moot Courtroom reflects LHU's commitment to practice-oriented education. By providing a realistic learning environment, it helps students strengthen both their legal knowledge and professional skills, preparing them for the expectations of today's legal and business sectors.

At LHU, students learn in an environment that encourages active participation, practical experience, and professional growth. The Moot Courtroom is one of the University's key learning facilities, helping future legal professionals build the confidence and skills needed for their careers.


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