Annual International Moot
Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
Washington, D.C. / Global
The world's largest and most prestigious moot court competition, bringing together law students from over 100 countries.
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Mooting is in our DNA. From regional wins to international rounds, our mooters carry FULMOS from Feni onto the international stage.
From a classroom in Room C201 to national and international platforms, FULMOS has grown into a centre for advocacy, research, and leadership development. Through rigorous training, mentorship, and practical learning, we prepare students to excel in mooting, legal research, policy advocacy, and professional life.
Our achievements reflect this commitment, from championship victories in moot court competitions to recognition through prestigious awards such as the Best Memorial Award and the Spirit of the Jessup Award. We are not simply preparing students for competitions; we are preparing them to contribute to the legal profession and society.
FULMOS proudly represents Feni University across distinguished national and international academic platforms, including:
The world's largest and most prestigious moot court competition, bringing together law students from over 100 countries.
The premier global competition focused on international environmental law, conservation, and global policy.
Prestigious competition on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Representing Feni University across flagship national moots organized by top universities and legal institutions.
Participating in prestigious international mooting arenas across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America.
Testing rigorous legal reasoning, constitutional analysis, and swift problem-solving against top law schools.
Engaging in high-level diplomacy, international treaty negotiation, policy drafting, and global committee debates.
Presenting original legal research papers, policy papers, and jurisprudence studies at leading national symposiums.
Showcasing student research work and scholarly articles at international legal conferences and academic conventions.
Competing in rigorous legal writing contests, memorial drafting challenges, and appellate advocacy tournaments.
Participating in executive legal workshops, judicial symposiums, legal aid forums, and expert panel discussions.
Our training programme runs every Saturday, covering memorials, oral submissions, bench responses, and the small craft of being a great advocate. Open to everyone.
Apply for the programmeMemo writing, citation, research method.
Submissions, rebuttals, on-bench composure.
Mock benches, judges, partner moot tours.
Templates, past problems, and reading lists for your first moot.