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.

The LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws) is a 3-4 year undergraduate law degree that varies by country and institution. It offers a comprehensive foundation in legal ideas, including constitutional law, criminal law, contract law, and jurisprudence. Graduates generally work as lawyers, legal consultants, or in other legal-related industries. Some countries may demand extra certifications or bar tests before practicing law professionally. The degree emphasizes critical thinking, legal research, and analytical skills that are necessary for legal practice.

The Certificate Course in Crime Scene Investigation offers specialized training to individuals interested in forensic science and criminal investigation. This program provides essential knowledge and skills needed to analyze crime scenes, collect evidence, and understand forensic procedures. The course includes practical learning experiences, case studies, and the latest investigative techniques used by professionals in the field. Participants will learn how to preserve and document evidence, understand the legal implications of evidence handling, and use forensic tools effectively. The course is typically completed in 6 months and is suitable for aspiring law enforcement officers, private investigators, or anyone looking to pursue a career in forensic science. Upon completion, a certificate will be awarded, enhancing career prospects in the criminal justice system.