National Law School of India University

Overview:

National Law School of India University (NLSIU) is the first National Law University established in India, pioneering legal education reforms. Located in Bengaluru, it has been a leader in legal education for over 30 years and consistently ranked No. 1 in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) since 2018.

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

NLSIU offers a vibrant campus life with various student clubs and activities. The Student Bar Association plays a significant role in student life. The Writing Centre (TWC) provides support for academic writing. The university also emphasizes mental health and emotional well-being.

Key Reasons to Study There:

Pioneering Legal Education:

NLSIU is a leader in legal education reform in India.

Top Rankings:

Consistently ranked No. 1 in NIRF law rankings.

Strong Faculty:

Renowned faculty with expertise in various legal fields.

Research Opportunities:

Extensive research facilities and opportunities.

Vibrant Campus Life:

Active student clubs, activities, and a supportive community.

Academic Programs:

• Undergraduate:

  • 5-Year BA LLB (Hons) Degree Programme: Flagship program offering training in legal and non-legal subjects.

• Postgraduate:

  • 1-Year LL.M. Programme: Master of Laws program.
  • 2-Year Master’s Programme in Public Policy (MPP): Interdisciplinary program focusing on policy design, translation, and evaluation.
  • 3-Year LLB (Hons) Programme: Newly launched program.

• Research:

  • Ph.D (Law): Doctoral program in law.
  • Ph.D Interdisciplinary Programme: Doctoral program with interdisciplinary focus.

• Online & Hybrid:

  • Professional And Continuing Education (PACE): Offers online and hybrid programs for graduates of any discipline.

Other:

NLSIU has specialized research centers focusing on intellectual property, child rights, environmental laws, and more. The university is actively involved in legal research and reform, contributing to key legislation shaping India's development.