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Bachelor of Laws (LL.B. Honours)

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B. Honours)

Objectives:

As the law plays an increasingly important role in almost all spheres of modern life, the degree will continue to provide a useful qualification for both personal and professional development. There are also wide opportunities for legally trained graduates in many other institutions i.e. banks, companies, industries, socio-legal governmental and non-governmental organizations, international organizations etc.  The specific objectives of the program are as follows:

  • To ensure carrier oriented legal knowledge- pre-requisite to traditional law-related professions and services

  • To offer practical curricula to ensure enrollment with different professional bodies including Bar Council

  • To promote interactive teaching-learning and legal research of international standard

  • To strengthen the progressive changes in regard to rule of law, sustainable development, gender equality and human rights

  • To facilitate comparative studies both in legal and socio-economic areas

  • To enhance opportunities and provide support for scholarly research, writing, and publication by faculty members and students.

  • To encourage students to contribute to the society and nation

  • To develop the capacity of the students to analyze and examine the interdisciplinary impacts of domestic laws

  • To build up inter personal communication skills of the graduates

 Program Structure:

  • The Department of Law offers LL.B. (Hons.) and LLM programs. The duration of the LL.B. (Hons) is four academic years divided into 12 trimesters. The LL.B. (Hons.) program contains 128 credits having 43 courses. To obtain LL.B. (Hons.) degree from GUB a student will have to complete 125 credits with a minimum CGPA of 2.0 in all courses individually. The courses structure for LLB (Honors) are given as under:

S/L

Nature of Courses

No. of Courses

Credit Hours

1

GED Non-Credit Courses

1 Course

00 Credits

2

GED Credit Courses

3 Courses

9 Credits

3

Theoretical  Courses

35 Courses

109 Credits

4

Practical Courses

2 Courses

7 Credits

5

Internship Course

1 Course

3 Credits

6

Professional skill Development  Course

1 Course

00 Credit

Total

43 Courses

128 Credits

 

Academic Competencies:

The technical/academic competencies require students to gain advanced knowledge, skills and experience in the following areas of law:

  1. Application of substantive and procedural law: Graduates will be able to apply the substantive and procedural law in practical fields i.e. in the courtroom, negotiation, arbitration and judgeship.

  2. Understanding and conducting litigation procedure: The law graduates of GUB will be able to apply the advocacy techniques and conduct litigations in courts.

  • Drafting legal instruments: Graduates of law will be able to draft different legal drafting and conveyancing for their clients.

  1. Ability in legal analysis and legal reasoning: The Law graduates will have critical thinking and problem-solving skills which will enable them to identify legal issues from facts, apply the law, and draw conclusions.

  2. Updated knowledge with technological integration: The law graduates will keep them update in respect of new legal problems and will be capable to solve adopting up-to-date technology in legal practice

  3. Ethical and professional liability: The graduate is expected to recognize the most common ethical and professional liability dilemmas and resolving them with high professional standards and conduct him or herself in accordance with standards of professional conduct.

  • Expertise and expert knowledge: The students will be able to utilize expertise and expert knowledge learning from experience through self-critique and learning from experience through self-critique using procedural tools such as motions and discovery.

  • Application of the principles and policies of law in legal practice: The graduate is expected to apply the principles and policies reflected in the law governing lawyers, including a lawyer’s duty of loyalty to clients, fiduciary duties, and obligation of zealous representation.