International Law

Yes, you can pursue a certification course or Diploma in international labour law. Many universities and institutions offer courses on this subject. To find a suitable course or Diploma programme, you can start by researching reputable institutions that offer such programs. Look for institutions that have a good reputation in the field of international labour law and that are accredited by relevant bodies. You can also consider the format of the programme, such as whether it is offered online or on-campus, and the duration of the programme. Some programs may be completed in a few weeks, while others may take several months or even years to complete. It's important to consider the cost of the programme as well as any prerequisites or admission requirements. Make sure you meet the admission requirements before applying for the programme. Overall, pursuing a certification course or Diploma in international labour law can be a great way to expand your knowledge and skills in this field and improve your career prospects.

To work as a public international lawyer you will usually need:
-Qualification as a lawyer in a legal jurisdiction. -Relevant language skills. -Relevant international experience (e. g. an overseas seat as part of a training contract, YPP programme, a traineeship with an intergovernmental body and possibly more experience too. )
-A Masters-level law degree (e. g. LL. M. BCL or MJur) in a relevant area can be helpful, particularly for academic or EU roles, but this can be substituted for by relevant professional experience for those that move later into these areas. To work as a private international lawyer you will usually need:
-Qualification as a lawyer in a legal jurisdiction
-Relevant experience with an international practice area (e. g. relevant seats during your training contract)
-Relevant language skills, if required. You can do LL. M. 1 year programme which useful in research institutes, thinktanks and NGOs working on policy issues as well. Considering that a large number of law schools in India now pay quite well, this is significant. Similarly, requirement of lawyers are thinktanks, NGOs and research bodies have drastically increased over the last few years. These are great career opportunities. LL. M. in commonly offered in Criminal law, Constitutional law, Cyber law, International law, etc. LL. M. - 2 years and LL. M. - 1 year both have same scope, you can save time in 1 year programme. There are multiple universities from where you can do 1-year LL. M. Like IILM University Gurugram offers with Moot Court Internship, Seminar, Workshops, Experiential Learning along with Inter-Disciplinary Curriculum. IILM University Gurugram conducts interviews of prospective students. The admission is decided mainly on the credential and merits of the prospective students. After successfully completing this programme, one may choose a career as specialisation lawyers, working in corporates, public offices, professors, judges, diplomats, human rights activists, researchers, business professionals etc. For more details, you can visit their website:https://iilm.edu.in/law-admissions.

Hi,To be eligible for admission to the undergraduate programs, a candidate must satisfy any one of the following requirements
FA / F. Sc with at least 2nd division (I. e. 495 marks)
O-levels (in at least 5 subjects) and 2 A-levels. High School Diploma and International Baccalaureate (IB) result with at least 2.5 CGPA and equivalence Certificate from IBCC (if you do not meet this requirement meet the admissions officer for individual programmes)
If you do not meet the entrance requirement of a course, or a programmes you can always choose a foundation or a Diploma route. Kindly contact the admissions officer for your pathway. Students awaiting their FA/ F.Sc/A-Level results may apply for admission at IBL. Selected candidates will be granted a provisional admission only, which may be regularized after they have been declared successful and meet the admission requirements of the university. For vocational (HND) and professional qualifications (ACCA & CIMA) admission criteria is different hence meet your admission advisory for further details. IBL admission criteria for undergraduate level would be as follows:
Student terminated from one institute on the basis of poor academic performance or on disciplinary ground will not be eligible to seek admission to any other school of IBL. Similarly cases of admission of student, rejected by one institute, into another institute will require the approval of the Vice Chancellor/Dean. Admissions Policy
The admission to the Bachelor Programmes of the University College is decided on the basis of candidates earlier educational achievements and his score in the admission test (where required), which comprises of an English Placement exam and where applicable a basic Mathematics test. There are no special quotas, seats or admission by donations. Nor is there any arbitrary age limit for the applicants. In fact, the IBL University College is open to all persons of either of any religion, color, creed, class or domicile who are academically qualified for admission to the courses of study offered by IBL, and no such person shall be denied the privileges of the Institute on the grounds of religion, color, creed, race, class or domicile.

In this current period of massive globalization and modernization, the survival of a country on its own is unimaginable. International trade is now fundamental for global economic prosperity. Every country has to depend on other countries for their import or export of raw materials and other essential goods for the proper development of its economy.The genesis of International Trade Law was laid down in the primitive times by the introduction of the barter system. This system was gradually transformed, developed and got upgraded into a more sophisticated, dignified, and reliable method of the binding written conventional rules, which guide different nations towards the sole aim of a good code of conduct.These conventional rules, policies, and laws are what basically form the functionaries of International Trade Law. The work of international trade lawyers is split between two main areas:Application of domestic law to international tradeTreaty-based international law governing trade flows.    There is a profusion of career opportunities in the area of International Trade Law both within India and in global organizations outside India. Listed below are few names for the same:Legal Firms Practicing in International Trade LawInternational Trading CompaniesIPR Consultants 4. AcademiciansExport and Import CompaniesNational Financial Institutions Banking and Non-BankingWorld Trade organisationInternational Finance Organizations World Bank and IMFGovernment Customs and Excise DepartmentDispute Settlement Companies / IndividualsShipping CompaniesUnited Nations and similar international organizations.