About the Department

Year of establishment: 2021

History of the department: The Department of Law, Murshidabad University, one of the emerging academic Departments of the Murshidabad University, which came into existence in the year 2021 The Department focuses on innovative teaching and research in law through the On-Campus Two Year Master of Law (LL.M) programme.

Courses:

Programme: LL.M. IN CRIMINAL LAWS & LL.M. IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND LEGAL ORDER
Level of Study: POSTGRADUATE
Eligibility: BACHELOR OF LAWS
Intake capacity: 49

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Thrust area in teaching and research of the department:

1. Teaching support
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Additional information:

Vision, Mission, Program educational objectives, Program outcomes,

Program Curriculum:

The Department of Law, Murshidabad University, one of the emerging academic Departments of the Murshidabad University, which came into existence in the year 2021 The Department focuses on innovative teaching and research in law through the On-Campus Two Year Master of Law (LL.M) programme. Besides the traditional classroom lectures, the Department also uses diverse pedagogy of teaching, like interactive, tutorial, remedial, group discussions, seminars, simulation case law and case study methods. Currently, there are two branches of specializations offered on Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) for producing the Course regulation, Course structure, Syllabus excellent educators in the field of law in future the courses will equip the students with skills and adequate knowledge. Two specializations viz: A) Criminal Law, and B) Constitutional Law and Legal Order have been introduced as specializations in this branch of study.

Structure of the Courses: To achieve these objectives the proposed curriculum would have the following structure:

1. Core Courses
2. Soft Skill Development (Seminar Paper)
3. Major Electives (Specialization)
4. Minor Elective/Open Elective Course (Optional Course)