Academic Council
The guiding mind that keeps our programmes at the forefront. An advisory body of leading academics and experts shaping the future of legal training.
About the Academic Council
The Metropolis Academic Council is An Independent Advisory Body Made up of leading academics and legal experts, this body acts as a compass for guiding training quality and reviewing annual plans.
- Made up of 7 senior experts.
- Reports directly to the Director General to ensure swift decision-making.
- Meets twice a year to discuss academic directions.
Why an Academic Council?
In a rapidly evolving world, conventional training is not enough. The Council's role is to ensure that what we deliver today is what the labour market will need tomorrow.
Duties and Remit of the Council
Reviewing Training Plans
Reviewing and approving annual training plans to ensure they cover all knowledge needs.
Proposing New Directions
Monitoring labour market requirements in each country and proposing new specialised programmes that keep pace with these changes.
Quality and Satisfaction Assurance
Analysing student and trainer satisfaction reports and making practical recommendations to improve the learning experience.
Training Materials Development
Reviewing and updating training materials to reflect legislative developments in the countries where Metropolis has branches.
Building Academic Partnerships
Building bridges of academic cooperation with universities and legal research centres regionally and internationally.
International Representation
Representing Metropolis at academic forums and conferences to strengthen the centre's intellectual presence.
Composition of the Academic Council
Current term: 2024 - 2027
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Selection in progressImportant Note
We are currently completing the formation of the Council for the new term (2024-2027). Members are selected with great care to ensure a diversity of experience among academics and practising professionals.