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.

 LL.M. in Constitutional & Administrative Law is a specialized postgraduate program designed for law graduates who wish to deepen their understanding of constitutional principles and administrative regulations. This course typically spans 1-2 years, depending on the institution and mode of study (full-time or part-time). Students engage with advanced topics such as fundamental rights, separation of powers, judicial review, and administrative justice, enhancing their analytical and critical thinking skills. The curriculum often includes case studies, research projects, and opportunities for practical exposure, equipping graduates for careers in legal practice, academia, and public service roles.

LL.M. in Law of Crimes is a specialized postgraduate program focusing on the complexities of criminal law, including theories, principles, and practices associated with criminal offenses. Typically spanning 1-2 years, the course equips students with in-depth knowledge of various aspects of criminal law, including substantive and procedural law, criminal justice policies, and emerging issues in criminology. Students engage in rigorous coursework, research projects, and case studies to enhance their analytical skills and understanding of the legal system. This program is ideal for legal professionals seeking to advance their careers in criminal law, advocacy, or policy-making.