Blended Learning Programme
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Blended Learning Programme
Blended Learning
The LL.M. programmes provide learners with a specialised focus on dynamic markets, global regulatory issues, the socio-economic impact of IP and technology on emerging markets and the full range of dispute settlement laws and procedures.
The LL.M. programmes aim to meet the demands of the 21st century as it is imperative that legal professionals stay abreast with the ever-evolving legal profession. These LL.M. programmes bring a holistically designed curriculum, using elements of theoretical knowledge and practical insights
with interdisciplinarity at its core.
Corporate & Financial Law
Intellectual Property & Technology Law
Dispute Resolution
Programmes
Blended Learning Programme
LL.M. in Corporate and Financial Law
This programme provides learners with a specialized focus on transactions, markets, and local and global regulatory issues. The programme is ideal for dynamic lawyers of tomorrow, as it facilitates an understanding of the structure and interplay of corporate and financial law from a 360° perspective.
Blended Learning Programme
LL.M. in Intellectual Property & Technology Law
This LL.M. programme is designed to provide training through a focus on multidimensional aspects of IP law, policy, & enforcement. The course will cover interdisciplinary perspectives in the context of data protection and investment law, for a holistic approach to the study and practice of IP and technology laws.
Blended Learning Programme
LL.M. in Dispute Resolution
This programme provides students with both domestic and international dispute settlement processes. It equips legal practitioners with not just a theoretical understanding of the law, structure, and policy of alternative dispute settlement, but also the best practices essential for lawyers who are looking to expand their skill set in the field of Dispute Resolution.
Blended Learning Programme
LL.M. in Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies
This programme is designed not only to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate this complex and dynamic field but also to enable them to become thought leaders.
Stay abreast with the ever-evolving legal profession
Imparting globalised legal education with a view to producing world class professionals, scholars, business leaders and academics in law.
The Distinct Features of the LL.M. programmes
What Makes It Different
These LL.M. programmes are governed by the UGC’s One Year LL.M. Guidelines to the letter and should not be confused with an online, part-time, or remote learning programme. These programmes are being conducted under the aegis of the Centre for Post-Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS) of JGU and admission to the LL.M. programmes are granted after the completion of an all-India admission test such as the JSAT, CLAT-PG, LNAT-UK, etc. Each of the said LL.M. programmes comprise of 24 credits with three compulsory courses of 3 credits each (namely, Comparative Public Law, Law & Justice in the Globalizing World, and Legal Research Methodology), six specialised courses of 2 credits each, and a dissertation of 3 credits.
The LL.M. programmes are JGU-run programmes and upGrad Education Private Limited (upGrad) facilitates the delivery of the programme through technological interface. These programmes are offered to JGU students in a blended learning mode and are powered by a robust user interface.
The courses are taught by JGLS faculty members who have advanced degrees from the leading universities around the world such as Harvard University, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, University of London and New York University.
Emphasis on Experiential Learning
The one-year duration of the LL.M. programmes is divided into three trimesters, with a minimum of 30 hours of learning time in each week and 12 weeks for each of the three terms including teaching hours, library work, and research hours. The courses of the LL.M. programmes follow a continuous assessment/evaluation component as well as an end-term examination period at the end of every trimester.