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.

LLM Specialization in CCS University 

1. Group A - Constitutional and administrative law group
2. Group B - Business law group
3. Group C - Torts & criminal law group

LLM Specialization in MDU University

1. Commercial and Criminal law
2. Constitutional law
3. Family Law
4. Corporate Law
5. Environmental Law
6. Taxation law
7. Intellectual Property law