NLSIU's admission alert for online and hybrid law programmes 2022-23

Admissions are open for various online and hybrid programmes at NLSIU Bengaluru under the Professional and Continuing Education (PACE), interested candidates can apply latest by September 15, 2022.

If one is interested in joining the online and hybrid Master, PG Diploma or certificate courses at National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, they can apply for the same latest by September 15, 2022. NLSIU has notified through Twitter that interested candidates must apply for various programmes under Professional and Continuing Education (PACE).

NLSIU's tweet reads, "Become an #NLSIU alum on completing any one of our online and hybrid law programmes. This means you can network with other illustrious alumni across the world, and also stay connect with our experienced faculty. Apply by September 15, 2022!"

The courses available are - two years long Master of Business Laws, one year PG Diploma courses in Human Rights Law, Medical Law & Ethics, Environmental Law, Intellectual Property Rights Law, Child Rights Law, Consumer Law & Practice, Cyber Law & Cyber Forensics, and Foundations for a Legal Education.

About PACE

To promote excellence in legal education, and to broaden access to the highest standards of learning in the law for all, the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru (the “University”) provides a post-graduate Master’s degree and several post-graduate diplomas for students from all backgrounds through online and hybrid learning methods. The University’s Distance Education Department (the “DED”) designs and delivers training programmes for several leading organisations and government agencies. These programmes blend a deep understanding of the theoretical aspects of the law, practical know-how, and applications and examples from the field.

"As the University expands its efforts to provide educational and training programmes of the highest standards to its off-campus community and deepens its commitment to improving levels of professionalism and learning in the legal profession, it announces the renaming of the DED as Professional and Continuing Education (“PACE”)," reads NLSIU statement.

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