School of Law

LL.M. (Master of Laws) is an advanced law degree that can be achieved in 1- year of full-time study or two years of part-time work. It is intended for law graduates and practicing lawyers seeking specialized knowledge in a particular field of law. The program provides in-depth coverage of legal issues, improves research abilities, and frequently includes a thesis component. LL.M. degrees can focus on various topics, such as international law, tax law, or human rights, and can help you further your career or practice in other jurisdictions.

B.A.LL.B. (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law) is a 5-year undergraduate curriculum that combines liberal arts education and legal study. This comprehensive course provides students with a solid foundation in the humanities and social sciences, as well as extensive legal knowledge. The curriculum includes constitutional, criminal, civil, and corporate law, as well as arts courses such as economics, political science, and sociology. Graduates can practice law or work in legal consulting, the judiciary, or the corporate sector.

BBA.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws) is a 5-year undergraduate degree that integrates business management and legal studies. This thorough course provides students with both business knowledge and legal skills, equipping them for a variety of professional paths in corporate law, business consultancy, and legal practice. The program includes key business disciplines, legal theory, and practical applications, providing a comprehensive understanding of the interaction between business and law. Graduates with dual degrees are prepared to tackle the complex world of business legal affairs.

LL.M. in Intellectual Property (IP) Law is a 1-2 year postgraduate program that provides in-depth knowledge of legal principles related to patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, and other aspects of intellectual property. The course covers subjects such as IP rights, international treaties, IP litigation, technology transfer, and the role of IP in business and innovation. Students develop advanced legal research, writing, and analytical skills, with a focus on real-world applications of IP law in various industries like technology, entertainment, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. The program often includes case studies, seminars, and practical experience. Graduates can pursue careers in law firms, multinational corporations, government agencies, or international organizations, specializing in IP law, policy-making, or IP consulting.

LL.M. in Cyber Law is a specialized 1-2 year postgraduate program focusing on the legal aspects of technology, digital security, and internet governance. The course covers topics such as intellectual property rights in the digital world, data privacy, e-commerce law, cybercrime, online dispute resolution, and the regulatory frameworks for emerging technologies. Students gain in-depth knowledge of the laws governing cyberspace and their impact on individuals, businesses, and governments. The program also explores international cyber laws, digital forensics, and ethical issues in technology. It equips graduates to handle legal challenges arising in the digital era. Graduates can pursue careers as legal advisors, cybercrime experts, and compliance officers, or work in law firms, corporations, government agencies, or NGOs specializing in technology and cybersecurity law.