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Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Law (Honors) - B.B.A LL. B. (Hons.)

Overview

Law graduates are no longer limited by the option to choose litigation as their profession. There are many exciting opportunities for them in the corporate system, which include roles such as legal associates in law firms as well as in-house counsels in companies, among others. Legal practice in a corporate system becomes easier if the attorney is also aware of the business and management practices in business organizations. This requires graduates to not only understand the law but to also possess subject-matter expertise in business administration. The Alliance School of Law thus offers the B.B.A LL. B. (Hons.) course wherein graduates are trained in subjects such as Management, Finance and Languages. The course has been carefully crafted with a view to equip its graduates with an understanding of the legal and management principles in the desired proportion, thereby empowering them with a distinct advantage in their professional careers.


Eligibility

10+2 from recognized Board / Council with minimum 50% marks. or equivalent 50% aggregate in 3 years Diploma recognized by AICTE.

A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently Abled.


Duration

Five years (full-time)

Specializations Offered

  1. Intellectual Property Rights Law
  2. Business Law
  3. International Law
  4. Constitutional Law
  5. Criminal Law

Pedagogy

The Alliance School of Law is committed to imparting world-class learning in law practice and governance to its key constituents. To fulfill this objective, the curriculum and teaching pedagogy is designed to prepare its graduates in the domestic, international and comparative law subjects. Graduates from the Alliance School of Law study compulsory subjects and choose from an unparalleled range of elective subjects. In addition to subjects on substantive and procedural law, its attorney-graduates also acquire lawyering skills through practical training activities and clinical, legal programs even while they inculcate in themselves sound research and writing skills.

Learning Delivery

There are six subjects in each semester except semesters nine and ten, which have only five subjects in each.

In the fourth semester, students of the B.A. LL. B. (Hons.) course have the option to select Non-Law Specialization in Economics, Sociology or Political Science by studying in 4 , 5 , and 6 semester additional subjects in their chosen area of specialization.

Similarly, students of the B.B.A. LL. B. (Hons.) course can pursue specialization in either Management or Finance.

Students of both B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) also have the option of pursuing 3 papers of mass communication instead of specialization in any one of the aforementioned areas.

In the sixth semester, students of both courses may select any one specific area in Law out of five honors areas (Intellectual Property Rights Law, Business Law, International Law, Constitutional Law or Criminal Law) and are required to study eight subjects from the respective honors group.

Programme Structure

Exposure with International Faculty

Exposure with International Faculty

Specialization Offered

  • Corporate Governance (Hons. I)
  • Capital Market Regulations (Hons. II)
  • Banking, Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law (Hons. III)
  • Insurance Law (Hons. IV)
  • Law of Corporate Finance (Hons. V)
  • Mergers and Acquisitions (Hons. VI)
  • Investment Law (Hons. VII)
  • Commercial Arbitration (Hons. VIII)
  • Copyright and Drafting (Hons. I)
  • Trademarks and Drafting (Hons. II)
  • Patent and Drafting (Hons. III)
  • Geographical Indications, Biodiversity, Biotechnology, Farmers and Breeders Rights (Hons. IV)
  • Designs, Trade Secrets and Technology Transfer (Hons. V)
  • Intellectual Property Rights Transaction (Hons. VI)
  • Intellectual Property Rights Litigation (Hons. VII)
  • Intellectual Property Rights Management (Hons. VIII)
  • International Organizations (Hons. I)
  • International Trade Law (Hons. II)
  • Maritime Law and Law of the sea (Hons. III)
  • International Humanitarian and Refugee Law (Hons. IV)
  • International Criminal Law (Hons. V)
  • Air and Space Law (Hons. VI)
  • Investment Law (Hons. VIII)
  • Commercial Arbitration (Hons. VIII)
  • Criminology and Forensic Science (Hons. I)
  • Penology and Victimology (Hons. II)
  • Comparative Criminal Procedure (Hons. III)
  • Juvenile Justice (Hons. IV)
  • International Criminal Law (Hons. V)
  • Women and Criminal Law (Hons. VI)
  • Corporate Offences (Hons. VII)
  • Transnational Organized Crimes (Hons. VIII)
  • Comparative Constitutional Law (Hons. I)
  • Indian Federalism (Hons. II)
  • Affirmative Action and Discriminative Justice (Hons. III) 
  • Media and Law (Hons. IV)
  • Law and Education (Hons. V)
  • Law Governing Services (Hons. VI)
  • Government Accounts, Audit, Fiscal Responsibility and Management (Hons. VII)
  • Legislative Drafting (Hons. VIII) 

Seminar Subjects

  • Mining Law
  • Sports Law
  • Port Law
  • Air and Space Law
  • E-Commerce and M-Commerce Law
  • Insurance Law
  • Feminist Jurisprudence
  • Technology Convergence Law
  • International Investment Law
  • Competition Law
  • Judicial Power and Process
  • Biotechnology Law
  • Conflict of Laws
  • Telecommunication Law
  • Refugee Law
  • Cyber Forensics
  • Election Law
  • Energy Law
  • Equal Opportunity Law
  • European Law
  • International Commercial Arbitration
  • Human Displacement and the Law
  • International Criminal Tribunals
  • Law and Media
  • Law and Medicine
  • Service Law
  • World Trade Organization
  • Robotics and Law

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