School of Law

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.

B.Com.LL.B is a 5-year undergraduate programme that combines commerce and legal studies. It provides a complete business and legal education that prepares students for professions in corporate law, taxation, and business administration. Accounting, economics, corporate law, constitutional law, and civil procedure are among the topics covered in the program. Graduates can work as lawyers, legal advisors, or corporate professionals, with chances in law firms, global corporations, and government agencies. This dual degree improves employability and lays a solid foundation for a variety of career possibilities.

Master of Arts (M.A.) in Human Rights is a postgraduate program designed to equip students with an in-depth understanding of human rights principles, laws, and their practical applications in diverse contexts. Typically spanning 2 years, this course emphasizes critical thinking, research, and advocacy skills necessary for addressing complex global challenges related to social justice, equality, and human dignity. Core topics include international human rights law, policy development, and the role of institutions in safeguarding rights. Graduates often pursue careers in NGOs, governmental agencies, legal advocacy, academia, or international organizations. The program fosters a multidisciplinary approach, drawing insights from political science, sociology, and law, preparing students to become change-makers in the field of human rights.

 Postgraduate Diploma in Human Rights, normally completed in 6 months to a year, gives a solid basis in human rights principles, law, and advocacy. Core courses include International Human Rights Law, Human Rights and Social Justice, Human Rights in Conflict Zones, Gender and Human Rights, Humanitarian Law, and Minority and Marginalized Groups' Rights. The program focuses on practical skills in human rights research, policy analysis, and advocacy. Students can participate in internships, case studies, and community-based projects. Graduates can work in NGOs, government agencies, international organizations, or human rights advocacy groups, which frequently require a commitment for social justice and global challenges.

LL.M. in Criminal Law & Criminal Justice Administration is a specialized postgraduate program designed for law graduates who wish to deepen their expertise in criminal law and the justice system. The program typically lasts 1-2 years and covers subjects such as criminal procedure, forensic science, juvenile justice, criminal jurisprudence, international criminal law, and human rights. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of legal principles governing criminal law, along with the administration of justice, legal reforms, and global legal practices. Students are equipped with advanced knowledge and skills to address complex criminal cases, advocate for justice, and contribute to policy-making in the criminal justice field. Graduates often pursue careers in legal practice, law enforcement, judiciary, human rights organizations, and government agencies.