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Comprehensive Course Structure

Advanced Departmental Electives

The LLB program offers a range of advanced departmental electives designed to deepen students' understanding of specialized legal domains. These courses are taught by experts in their respective fields and are intended to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical insights into contemporary legal issues.

Corporate Law

This elective course delves into the intricacies of corporate governance, securities regulation, mergers & acquisitions, and regulatory compliance within corporate environments. Students learn about the legal frameworks governing business entities, including incorporation procedures, shareholder rights, and fiduciary duties. Through case studies and simulations, students develop skills in analyzing complex corporate transactions and advising stakeholders on legal risks and opportunities.

Human Rights Law

Offered to explore international human rights frameworks, national legislation, and advocacy strategies for protecting vulnerable populations. Students examine the development of human rights law from historical perspectives, study key instruments such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and engage with current debates surrounding civil liberties, gender equality, and refugee protection.

Environmental Law

This course addresses environmental protection laws, climate change litigation, sustainable development policies, and resource management strategies. Students investigate how legal mechanisms can be leveraged to combat pollution, preserve biodiversity, and promote ecological sustainability. Practical exercises include drafting environmental impact assessments and evaluating regulatory compliance measures.

International Trade Law

Covers customs regulations, dispute resolution mechanisms, trade agreements, and WTO principles applicable to global commerce. The course equips students with knowledge of international trade law and its role in facilitating cross-border transactions while navigating legal complexities related to tariffs, sanctions, and intellectual property rights.

Intellectual Property Law

This elective focuses on patents, copyrights, trademarks, and industrial designs in the context of innovation and creativity. Students learn how IP laws protect inventors, artists, and creators, and explore emerging challenges such as digital piracy, biotechnology patents, and open-source licensing models.

Banking & Financial Law

Explores financial regulations, banking operations, insurance law, and capital markets. Students gain insight into the legal structures governing financial institutions, understand regulatory requirements for lending practices, and examine the role of law in maintaining financial stability and consumer protection.

Criminal Procedure Code

This course examines the procedural aspects of criminal justice, including arrest, trial processes, evidence admissibility, and appeals. Students study the constitutional safeguards against unreasonable searches and seizures, the rights of the accused, and the balance between public safety and individual liberties.

Public International Law

Introduces students to the principles of international law governing relations between nations, including sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful resolution of disputes. The course explores treaties, conventions, judicial precedents, and the role of international courts in enforcing legal obligations among member states.

Legal Ethics & Professional Conduct

This course emphasizes ethical standards and professional responsibilities within the legal profession. Students analyze real-life scenarios involving conflicts of interest, confidentiality issues, and client representation dilemmas. The course prepares graduates to navigate ethical challenges while upholding the highest standards of integrity and professionalism.

Law & Society

Examines the relationship between law and social structures, focusing on how legal systems reflect cultural values, political dynamics, and economic forces. Through interdisciplinary approaches, students investigate topics such as gender discrimination, minority rights, labor laws, and social justice initiatives within legal frameworks.

Project-Based Learning Philosophy

The LLB program at Monad University Hapur embraces project-based learning as a core component of academic development. This pedagogical approach encourages students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world situations, fostering critical thinking, research capabilities, and collaborative skills essential for legal practice.

Mini-projects are assigned throughout the curriculum to reinforce key concepts and develop analytical abilities. These projects typically involve researching specific legal issues, preparing legal briefs, or engaging in mock negotiations with peers acting as opposing counsel. Students work independently or in small teams under faculty supervision, receiving feedback on their progress and refining their output based on constructive critiques.

The final-year capstone project culminates in a comprehensive thesis or policy paper that addresses a significant issue within the field of law. Students select topics aligned with their interests and career goals, working closely with assigned faculty mentors to conduct original research, analyze relevant case law, and propose actionable recommendations. This process not only enhances academic writing skills but also builds confidence in presenting arguments persuasively and defending legal positions rigorously.