School of Law

 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 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.

A Certificate in Human Rights is a short-term program, typically lasting 6 -12 months, aimed at individuals interested in understanding the principles of human rights and their application in various contexts. The course covers topics such as international human rights law, civil liberties, the role of the United Nations, human rights violations, and advocacy strategies. It offers a comprehensive foundation in the protection and promotion of human rights across the globe. Students may also explore issues related to discrimination, gender equality, refugees, and socio-economic rights. This program is suitable for professionals working in law, social work, NGOs, or governmental agencies. Upon completion, graduates can pursue careers in human rights advocacy, policy-making, international organizations, and legal services.

LL.M. in Public Law is a specialized postgraduate program designed for legal professionals and graduates seeking in-depth knowledge of public law, including constitutional, administrative, and international law. Typically spanning 1 - 2 years, the program emphasizes critical legal analysis, research, and comparative law studies. Students explore topics such as governance, human rights, public policy, and the interplay between national and international legal frameworks. The curriculum includes seminars, case studies, and a thesis or research project to develop practical skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in academia, judiciary, policymaking, or international organizations. The program often requires a prior law degree or equivalent qualification, with some universities offering flexible study modes, including part-time or online options.