GLS University has been established with the objective of providing an ideal and creative learning environment and continuing the tradition of excellence in education of the sponsoring body of the University, viz., Gujarat Law Society (GLS).
Since its inception, GLS University took a pioneering role by offering programmes in several disciplines such as Business Management, Computer Technology, Commerce, Business Administration, design, Law and Research etc. The courses offered at GLS University have high preference and acceptance in the student community as well as in the corporate fraternity.
Faculty of Law, a constituent department of GLS University is a premier destination for students interested in establishing a virtuous career in Law and aiming to become torch bearers of Justice. Faculty of Law has emerged as the most preferred destination for legal education.
The college has an advantage of senior and well experienced faculty members in the field of Law. The senior practicing advocates also contribute in teaching and providing experiential learning to law aspirants. The teaching pedagogy includes: classroom discussions, case studies, interactive presentations, guest lectures, expert sessions, seminars, conferences, and case law methods coupled with intensive practical training through moot courts.
It is worthy to note that Faculty of Law has ventured in all possible educational arenas by organizing International Conferences, National Moot Court Competitions, National Sports Fest, various seminars at National and International level. It has now become the epicenter where knowledge liberates; ideas are conceptualized and shaped into existence.
The untiring contribution made by Faculty of Law has enabled the college to secure a position in Forbes Legal Powelist 2020 as one of the most promising and top law schools.
Key Differentiators:
SEMESTER I
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | English Communication | 4 |
2. | Sociology Paper – I(Introduction to sociology) | 4 |
3. | Political Science Paper – I (Political Theory) | 4 |
4. | Principles of Psychology Paper – I(Introduction to psychology) | 4 |
5. | Law of Contract | 4 |
6. | Law of Tort (including MV Accident and Consumer Protection Laws) | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER II
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | English Literature and Legal Writing | 4 |
2. | Paper-II (Social Institutions and Stratification) | 4 |
3. | Political Science Paper-II (International Relations and Organizations) | 4 |
4. | Principles of Psychology Paper – II (Social Psychology) | 4 |
5. | Special Contract | 4 |
6. | Legal History | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER III
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Sociology Paper – III (Social Problems and Social Change in India) | 4 |
2. | Psychology Paper – III (Criminal Psychology) | 4 |
3. | Law of Crimes – I | 4 |
4. | Law of Crimes – II | 4 |
5. | Legal Theory / Jurisprudence | 4 |
6. | Family Law – I | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER IV
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Sociology Paper – IV (Women & Society) | 4 |
2. | Political Science Paper –III (Indian Political System and Constitutional Framework) | 4 |
3. | Company Law | 4 |
4. | Constitutional Law – I | 4 |
5. | Constitutional Law – II | 4 |
6. | Family Law –II | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER V
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Sociology Paper – V (Sociology and Law) | 4 |
2. | Administrative Law | 4 |
3. | Public International Law | 4 |
4. | Labour Law – I | 4 |
5. | Labour Law – II | 4 |
6. | Interpretation of Statutes | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER VI
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Sociology Paper – VI (Sociology and Criminal Justice) | 4 |
2. | Law of Property | 4 |
3. | Environmental Law | 4 |
4. | Animal Protection Law | 4 |
5. | Human Rights Law and Practice and Humanitarian law | 4 |
6. | Legal Language | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER VII
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Taxation Law | 4 |
2. | Media Law | 4 |
3. | Criminal Procedure Code | 4 |
4. | Law of Evidence | 4 |
5. | Principles of Banking Law and Negotiable Instrument | 4 |
6. | Rehabilitation of Criminals and Juveniles in Society and Law | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER VIII
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Health Law | 4 |
2. | Land Laws | 4 |
3. | Civil Procedure Code | 4 |
4. | Mediation, Conciliation and Arbitration | 4 |
5. | Insurance Law | 4 |
6. | Private International Law | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER IX
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Cyber Law | 4 |
2. | Intellectual Property Law | 4 |
3. | Competition Law | 4 |
4. | Humanitarian and Refugee Law | 4 |
5. | Drafting, Pleading and Conveyance | 4 |
6. | Dissertation | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
SEMESTER X
Subjects | Credits | |
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1. | Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid, and Para-Legal Services | 4 |
2. | Professional Ethics | 4 |
3. | Forensic Science and Crime Detection Method | 4 |
4. | Penology &Victimology | 4 |
5. | Advanced Drafting | 4 |
6. | Moot Court Presentation | 4 |
Sub Total | 24 |
Grand Total (1 – 10 Semesters) | 240 Credits |
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Former Chief Minister of Gujarat
Union Cabinet Minister of Women and Child Development
Talk Topic: The Subtle Art of Advocacy: Prospective Challenges of Legal Profession
Hon'ble Ms.Justice Indira Banerjee
(Judge, Supreme Court of India)
Hon'ble Ms Justice B.V.Nagarathna
(Judge, Supreme Court of India)
Hon'ble Ms.Justice Bela M Trivedi
(Judge, Supreme Court of India)
Former Chief Justice
Supreme Court of India
International Tax Expert, Columnist and TV Analyst
(Senior Advocate, High Court of Gujarat)
Former Chairperson, National Green Tribunal
Former Judge Supreme Court of India
Life Coach, Founder and CEO Biz Tea
(Senior Advocate, High Court of Gujarat)
Mankind in Catastrophe: Glancing the ‘Take Away’
Solicitor General, Supreme Court of India
(founder SciKnow Tech, Educationist and Woman Scientist)
Former World Bank Official
Topic: Dharma: Law and Indian Society
Advocate, High Court of Gujarat
Topic: Relevance of Human Rights in Pandemic: National and International Responses
Consultant in Public International Law and President, Nicaraguan Branch of the ILA,
(Former Judge, High Court of Gujarat)
Topic: Learn to live in Pandemic Situation with Positivity
Adhering to the guidelines of Bar Council of India, the Faculty of Law has designed an internship programme spanning over five years.
Year | Agency where internship will be Undertaken |
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First Year (Sem I & II) | Non-Government Organisation/Social Sector |
Second Year (Sem III & IV) | Trial Court (Criminal) |
Third Year (Sem V & VI) | Trial Court (Civil) |
Fourth Year (Sem VII & VIII) | High Court/Supreme Court |
Fifth Year (Sem IX & X) | Law Firms/Corporate Office |
The students of Faculty of Law have shown academic achievements, participated in national competitions and received awards and trophies.