Law universities are institutions that specialize in teaching and training students in the field of law. They offer various programs, including undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, and professional certifications. Students learn about legal principles, case studies, and the justice system, preparing them for careers as lawyers, judges, or legal consultants. These universities often provide practical experiences through internships, moot court competitions, and legal clinics. Many law universities are affiliated with professional organizations, such as the American Bar Association, which helps ensure that their programs meet industry standards. Graduates typically take the bar exam to practice law in their respective jurisdictions.