LLM Scope

An LLM in Natural Resources Law offers an exciting and specialised path for those interested in environmental and resource management, providing a solid understanding of the legal frameworks governing natural resources like water, minerals, forests, and wildlife. The programme enables students to explore the intersection of law, sustainability, and environmental protection. As global concerns about climate change and environmental degradation rise, expertise in natural resources law is becoming increasingly sought after, with opportunities in governmental agencies, international organizations, NGOs, and private firms. Graduates of this programme can help shape policy and contribute to sustainable resource management practices.LPU's LLM programme in Natural Resources Law is designed to provide a comprehensive education that equips students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in this field. The university's modern infrastructure, research facilities, and industry links give students access to both theoretical insights and practical applications. With a strong emphasis on critical thinking, legal research, and real-world legal challenges, LPU's programme fosters a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in natural resource management. This specialised degree opens doors to diverse career opportunities in legal firms, environmental advocacy groups, and international environmental organizations, all while contributing to global sustainability efforts.

There are many job opportunities after completing an LLM from Crescent School of Law, including: Corporate lawyer: Handle legal work for corporations, such as establishing and retaining firms, and entering into government contracts International lawyer: Negotiate international relations and customs between nations, and advise them on various projects Judge or magistrate: Adjudicate legal issues to ensure justice is served Legal counselor: Advise clients about their rights, responsibilities, and duties under the law In-house legal counsel: Work in the in-house legal department of a large corporation Legal publishing and media: Work for print and electronic media, such as newspapers and magazines, to disseminate legal knowledge to the general population Research work: Use research skills, such as writing papers, preparing submissions, and giving presentations  

The government department fields have promising prospects for the graduates of LLM from the School of Law, Christ University. After the completion of their master's degree, it is possible to hold those occupations of judges, public prosecutors, and legal advisors in different departments of the government. Further, the LLM graduate is eligible to appear for the judicial services examination that may lead them to prestige positions in the judiciary. Legal officers in PSUs and other ministries are a few other areas of employment, and this specific expertise gained during the LLM programme has built upon their credentials for employment in these areas.