The Student Council acts as the representative body for students, dedicated to improving their quality of life, academic experience, standards, rights protection, and other pertinent student affairs. Through their representation in various Faculty committees and task groups, the Council actively engages in decision-making processes. Additionally, the Student Ombudsman, appointed by the Council, provides guidance to students on exercising their rights and advancing their interests by contributing to the development of regulations and legislation.
Moreover, the Council regularly organizes a plethora of events, lectures, workshops, and conferences to familiarize students with the intricacies of the legal profession while honing their skills and competencies. Furthermore, the Council undertakes humanitarian initiatives, such as operating a social grocery store for financially disadvantaged individuals and gathering humanitarian aid for marginalized communities.
A noteworthy project of the Council is the Career Days, designed to support students in their job search and equip them with the necessary skills for the labor market. This initiative involves participation from legal professionals, law firms, judges, corporate representatives, and prominent figures from the public and political arenas. Additionally, the Council hosts the Lawyers’ Ball, providing students with an opportunity to network with peers, professors, and legal practitioners in a different setting.
Moreover, the Student Council fosters interdisciplinary academic collaboration by organizing conferences in partnership with students from other disciplines. A notable example is a two-day conference on Legal Challenges in Tourism, organized in collaboration with the Student Council of the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management. This conference facilitated discussions on pertinent legal issues in the tourism sector, with students serving as panelists alongside professors and industry experts.