Master of Laws (LLM)

Course Overview

LLM is a 2-years postgraduate degree in law. LLM helps to gain an in-depth knowledge of a particular field of law through intensive research in that field of law. Master of Laws offers various specializations such as constitutional & administrative law, business law, torts & criminal law, commercial & criminal law, environmental law, taxation law, intellectual property law & many more.

• Specialization: Deepening knowledge and expertise in a specific area of law, such as intellectual property, international law, taxation, or human rights.
• Career advancement: Enhancing opportunities for career progression within the legal profession including higher-level positions in law firms, corporations, or government agencies.
• Global opportunities: Opening doors to international legal careers, including working for multinational corporations, international organizations, or foreign law firms.
• Academic pursuits: Pursuing a career in academia as a lecturer, researcher, or professor in law schools and universities.
• Networking: Building connections with legal professionals, scholars, and experts in specialized fields through seminars, conferences, and alumni networks.
• Policy and advocacy: Engaging in legal research and policy analysis to influence legislative and regulatory frameworks at national or international levels.
• Cross-disciplinary collaboration: Collaborating with professionals from other disciplines such as business, public policy, or technology, to address complex legal challenges.
• Prestige and recognition: Attaining a higher level of credibility and prestige within the legal community, leading to increased opportunities for leadership roles and consultancy positions.