Master of Law (LL. M.)

Overview

The Master of Law degree course prepares graduates at the postgraduate level in legal principles, law, justice, and governance while building in them strong research acumen and subject-matter expertise in i) IT and Data Protection Law, ii) Corporate Law iii) Intellectual Property Law iv) Law, Climate Change and Sustainability v) Trade and Commercial Laws vi) Crime and Forensics Law vii) Human Rights Law. The pedagogy and learning delivery includes classroom training based on seminars, workshops and research-centric discussions in law.

Course Duration

One year (Full time) / Hybrid

Specializations

• Constitutional Law and Administrative Law
• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Criminal Law and Security Law
• Taxation Law
• Legal Pedagogy and Research

• IT and Data Protection Law
• Corporate Law
• Law, Climate Change and Sustainability
• Trade and Commercial Laws
• Crime and Forensics Law
• Human Rights Law
• Intellectual Property Laws

Pedagogy

The Alliance School of Law is committed to imparting world-class learning in law practice and governance to its key constituents. To fulfil this objective, the curriculum and teaching pedagogy is designed to prepare its graduates in the domestic, international, and comparative law subjects. Graduates from the Alliance School of Law study compulsory subjects and choose from an unparalleled range of elective subjects. In addition to Core Compulsory Law subjects, students are required to select the subjects for their area of specialization. Alliance graduates also acquire teaching and lawyering skills through practical training activities and clinical, legal programs even while they inculcate in themselves sound research and writing skills.