Inauguration of LHU Moot Court – A new milestone for Law and Economic Law students

On October 16, 2025, LHU officially inaugurated its Moot Court, a professional learning and practice space designed for students majoring in Law and Economic Law. The event marked a significant step in the University’s ongoing efforts to bridge theory with real-world practice, attracting great attention from the Board of Rectors, leaders of faculties and departments, as well as representatives from legal agencies and law firms in Dong Nai province.

Ribbon-cutting ceremony

“In the context of global integration, as the economy continues to evolve and law becomes the ‘common language’ of all international transactions, LHU not only imparts knowledge but also creates an environment for students to practice their future professions”, shared Dr. Lam Thanh Hien, Rector of LHU.

For the Faculty of Administration – International Economics, the establishment of the Moot Court represents a breakthrough initiative. More than just a classroom, it serves as a realistic courtroom simulation, where Law students can take on roles such as judges, lawyers, prosecutors, or business representatives to handle various international legal cases.

A mock trial conducted by Law and Economic Law students

Equipped with modern sound, lighting, and interactive display systems, the Mock Trial Room vividly recreates the atmosphere of an international economic courtroom, helping students sharpen their argumentation, critical thinking, evidence analysis, and advocacy skills like true professionals.

Beyond its academic value, the Moot Court also serves as a multidisciplinary platform, connecting students from Law, Business Administration, and International Business to engage in negotiations, debates, and mock litigations at a professional level.

The Moot Court is truly a world-class practice lab, preparing LHU students to step confidently into the global arena with a global legal mindset and strong integration capabilities.

Lawyer Tran Cao Dai Ky Quan, Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai Bar Association emphasized “The establishment of the Moot Courtroom is essential for students to gain practical knowledge and a clearer understanding of court procedures. I look forward to accompanying them throughout their learning and training journey here”.

Mr. Ngo Van Dat, Deputy Chief Prosecutor of the Dong Nai People’s Procuracy (first from right) congratulating LHU on this meaningful event

The inauguration of the Moot Court affirms LHU’s commitment to experiential learning - where theory transforms into practice, and students are empowered to become future leaders in the fields of global economics and law.