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Comprehensive Course Listing

Advanced Departmental Elective Courses

The department offers a rich selection of advanced electives that allow students to tailor their learning experience based on personal interests and career aspirations. These courses are designed to deepen understanding in specialized areas and provide practical insights into emerging legal trends.

Corporate Governance & Securities Regulation

This course explores the legal frameworks governing corporate governance, including fiduciary duties, board composition, disclosure requirements, and regulatory oversight. Students engage with real-world case studies involving major corporations and regulatory bodies such as SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). The course emphasizes ethical decision-making and compliance strategies in complex business environments.

Human Rights Law and Advocacy

Students examine international human rights instruments, national legal mechanisms for protecting individual freedoms, and the role of NGOs in advancing social justice. The course includes interactive workshops on advocacy techniques, litigation strategies, and public speaking skills essential for effective human rights work.

Digital Privacy & Data Protection

In an era dominated by digital transformation, this course addresses the legal implications of data collection, processing, and protection. Topics include GDPR, CCPA, and Indian privacy laws. Students learn to draft compliance policies, analyze cybersecurity incidents, and evaluate privacy impact assessments.

Environmental Law and Climate Change

This course examines environmental regulations at national and international levels, focusing on pollution control, biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development. Case studies highlight successful legal interventions in environmental protection and restoration efforts.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

Students gain comprehensive knowledge of patent law, trademark registration, copyright enforcement, and trade secrets management. The course includes hands-on workshops on filing applications, conducting IP audits, and resolving disputes through mediation and litigation.

Public International Law

This course covers the foundational principles of international law, including statehood, territorial integrity, diplomatic relations, and dispute resolution mechanisms. Students study treaties, conventions, and case law from the International Court of Justice and regional tribunals.

Criminal Procedure and Evidence

Students learn about procedural safeguards in criminal justice systems, rules of evidence, and courtroom practices. The course includes mock trials and role-playing exercises to enhance understanding of judicial processes and legal representation.

Labour Law and Industrial Relations

This elective explores labor legislation, collective bargaining, workplace safety standards, and dispute resolution mechanisms. Students analyze current labor reforms, negotiate with unions, and understand the balance between worker rights and employer obligations.

Comparative Constitutional Law

Students compare constitutional frameworks across different countries, examining how judicial review, federalism, and fundamental rights are interpreted in various legal systems. The course includes comparative analysis of Indian, American, European, and African constitutions.

Law and Economics

This interdisciplinary course applies economic theories to legal problems, including cost-benefit analysis, efficiency standards, and regulatory design. Students learn to evaluate the economic impact of laws and regulations using empirical methods.

Project-Based Learning Philosophy

Arni University Kangra's law program embraces project-based learning as a cornerstone of experiential education. This approach enables students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios, fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and professional readiness.

The curriculum includes mandatory mini-projects that span the first two years of study. These projects allow students to investigate real-world legal issues, conduct research, and present findings to faculty panels and peers. Mini-projects are assessed based on research quality, clarity of argumentation, and presentation skills.

For the final-year capstone project, students select a topic aligned with their specialization or interest area. They work closely with faculty advisors throughout the process, conducting extensive literature reviews, analyzing case law, and proposing innovative solutions to legal challenges. The project culminates in a written thesis and oral defense before a panel of experts.

Faculty mentors are assigned based on student preferences and expertise areas. Students can propose their own topics or choose from suggested themes provided by the department. Regular progress meetings ensure that students receive guidance and feedback throughout the research process.