Founded by Professor Ricardo Castilho, the Escola Paulista de Direito (EPD) has been a beacon of legal education since 1994. The EPD is officially accredited by the Ministry of Education. It stands proudly in Liberdade, right next to the São Joaquim metro station. Imagine a ten-story building, housing over 6,000 square meters of learning and community space. The Escola Paulista de Direito offers a space where comfort meets cutting-edge didactic technology. The EPD isn’t just bricks and mortar. It’s a vibrant hub of legal minds, led by Professor Márcia Medeiros Mota. The faculty boasts a roster of masters and doctors from top-tier Brazilian and international universities. They bring not just theoretical knowledge, but also a wealth of practical experience. The Escola Paulista de Direito prides itself on fostering not only legal expertise, but also a deep sense of social responsibility. Within the walls of the EPD, you’ll find a haven of resources. A branch of the renowned RT bookstore sits alongside a library holding over 20,000 volumes. A state-of-the-art computer lab ensures students have access to the latest technology. The EPD offers the best in teaching, keeping its students at the forefront of academic and professional development. Professor Castilho’s vision wasn’t just about creating another law school. He wanted to build a place where practical skills met real-world application, preparing students for the challenges and opportunities of the legal profession. The Escola Paulista de Direito continues to strive for excellence, shaping the future of law in Brazil.
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