LLM Course

Program Overview

This postgraduate program offers a comprehensive curriculum in law, including compulsory subjects in research methodology, legal theory, and jurisprudence. Students can specialize in Criminal Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, or Constitutional and Human Rights Law. The program emphasizes practical skills through case studies, moot courts, and clinical legal education, preparing graduates for careers in various legal fields.

Program Outline

Outline:

Curriculum:

• Compulsory Subjects (9 credits):
• Research Methodology
• Legal Theory
• Jurisprudence
• Specialization Electives (12 credits):
• Criminal Law
• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Constitutional and Human Rights Law
• Dissertation (4 credits):
• Students will conduct independent research and write a dissertation on a topic related to their specialization.

Assessment:

• Continuous assessment through assignments, quizzes, and presentations
• End-semester examinations
• Dissertation evaluation

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods:
• Lectures
• Seminars
• Case studies
• Moot courts
• Faculty:
• Experienced and qualified faculty with expertise in their respective fields
• Unique Approaches:
• Strong profession-academia interface through Times of India Group
• Guest lectures by legal luminaries
• Dynamic national and international collaborations
• Clinical Legal Education: Mooting; Legal Aid Clinics; Alternative Dispute Resolution

Careers:

• Potential Career Paths:
• Legal advisor
• Corporate lawyer
• Criminal defense attorney
• Human rights advocate
• Opportunities:
• Law firms
• Corporate organizations
• Government agencies
• Non-profit organizations
• Outcomes:
• Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in the legal field, with a strong foundation in legal theory, research, and practice.