NUS Law joins Legora's legal AI scholars programme

Students at NUS Law will receive legal AI training under a new partnership with Legora, but only after first mastering essential core legal skills.

Justin Tomlinson

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NUS Law joins Legora's legal AI scholars programme

The National University of Singapore Faculty of Law has officially joined Legora's legal AI scholars programme. Under the initiative, participating law students will receive targeted instruction on how to incorporate artificial intelligence tools into their legal work.[1][2]

The programme emphasizes foundational competence, ensuring that students will be trained to use artificial intelligence technologies only after they have successfully mastered core legal skills.[1][2]

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