Programme Overview

The LL.M. 2-Year Program with Specialisation in Human Rights Law is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of human rights law and its practical application. The program focusses on equipping students with the necessary skills and knowledge to address contemporary human rights challenges and contribute to the promotion and protection of human rights globally.

  • 2 Years

    Duration of programme

  • PG

    Level of Study

Key Highlights

Comprehensive Curriculum
Expert Faculty Members
Practical Training Opportunities
International Exposure
Research and Publication Opportunities

How will you benefit

Specialized Knowledge: Gain in-depth knowledge of human rights law, including international human rights instruments, legal frameworks, and case law.
Practical Skills: Develop practical skills in researching, analyzing, and applying human rights law in real-world scenarios.
Global Perspective: Acquire a global perspective on human rights issues through exposure to international human rights standards, comparative approaches, and diverse cultural contexts.
Career Opportunities: Enhance your career prospects in the field of human rights law, working with NGOs, international organizations, government agencies, or pursuing further research and academic positions.

What will you study

Foundation of Human Rights and Legal Framework

Challenges in Law and Society

International Humanitarian Law

Legal Research and Methodology

  • PO1: Master the principles and frameworks governing human rights law at national and international levels.
  • PO2: Develop advanced critical thinking skills for analysing and addressing complex human rights issues.
  • PO3: Conduct rigorous legal research, producing scholarly contributions to the field of human rights law.
  • PO4: Apply constitutional law principles to contemporary social and legal challenges.
  • PO5: Understand and evaluate the judicial processes related to the enforcement of human rights.
  • PO6: Gain expertise in international humanitarian law and its impact on global human rights practices.
  • PO7: Advocate effectively for the protection and promotion of the rights of disadvantaged and marginalised groups.
  • PO8: Utilise interdisciplinary approaches, integrating science and technology into human rights law.
  • PO9: Lead legal and academic initiatives with a strong ethical commitment to human rights.
  • PO10: Prepare for careers in legal practice, academia, and international human rights organisations.

  • PSO1: Understand the historical evolution and development of human rights in India and globally.
  • PSO2: Analyse and address emerging constitutional challenges in the context of human rights protection.
  • PSO3: Evaluate the effectiveness of human rights enforcement mechanisms in India.
  • PSO4: Apply international human rights norms to domestic legal issues.
  • PSO5: Conduct specialised research in human rights law with a focus on marginalised communities.
  • PSO6: Interpret and apply international humanitarian law in the context of armed conflict and refugee protection.
  • PSO7: Critically assess the impact of technological advancements on human rights.
  • PSO8: Design and implement legal education programs focussing on human rights awareness and advocacy.
  • PSO9: Engage in high-level discourse on the protection of human rights in judicial and legislative forums.
  • PSO10: Develop and defend original legal arguments through dissertation work on cutting-edge human rights issues.

  • PEO1: Gain in-depth knowledge of human rights principles and their application in legal practice.
  • PEO2: Develop the ability to critically analyse and interpret complex legal texts related to human rights.
  • PEO3: Enhance skills in legal writing and drafting with a focus on human rights documentation.
  • PEO4: Acquire proficiency in legal research methodologies tailored to human rights issues.
  • PEO5: Build competency in courtroom advocacy and human rights litigation.
  • PEO6: Understand the ethical dimensions of legal practice in the field of human rights.
  • PEO7: Foster interdisciplinary understanding by integrating insights from social sciences into legal studies.
  • PEO8: Prepare to engage in informed discussions on global human rights challenges.
  • PEO9: Cultivate leadership skills for roles in human rights organisations and advocacy groups.
  • PEO10: Develop the capacity to contribute to policy-making and reform initiatives in human rights law.

Curriculum

  • Law and Social Transformation in India
  • Indian Constitutional Law: the New Challenges
  • Concept and Development of Human Rights
  • Human Rights and International Order

  • Judicial Process
  • Protection and Enforcement of Human Rights in India
  • Human Rights of Disadvantage Groups: Problems and Issues International Order
  • Project Work

  • Legal Education & Legal Research Methodology
  • International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law
  • Science Technology and Human Rights

  • Dissertation
  • Viva-Voce*

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY

Legal Advisor
Legal Consultant
Legal Analyst
Legal Researcher

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Have passed Graduation(10+2+3 pattern) in any discipline from a recognized College/University.

Having secured minimum 55% marks in aggregate for general & OBC category and 50% marks in aggregate for SC/ST category.

 

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