Law Programme

Law Programme Overview

Law is crucial because it acts as a guideline that society accepts. Without Law, there would be disagreements between social groups and communities. Law makes it easy and mandatory for people to adopt changes that occur in society. Therefore, it is important that we follow them. However, as time passes and societies change, everything that is accepted by society changes too. So, Legal systems provide clarity, context and guidelines for appropriate consequences.

Laws are a set of rules that bind all people living in a society. They safeguard our general safety and rights and assure citizens against abuses by other people, organisations, and the government itself. Consequently, Law helps citizens by providing general safety and protecting individuals’ liberties and rights, thus ensuring a more equitable society.

In a progressively complex and interconnected world where efforts to understand and define the changing dynamics of economic, technological and financial environments are already underway, lawyers need to equip themselves with additional business management, commerce and policy-making knowledge.

The country’s existing law schools are still focused on theory-based education. However, it is vital to disseminate research and practice-based legal knowledge to students in this rapidly expanding era. Therefore, to ensure that our students approach Law not just as an academic subject to be mastered but as aspiring practitioners learning the craft, we at BMU have structured our curriculum in consultation with top practitioners in the domain.

The curriculum and pedagogy at BMU are centred on innovation, creativity, a multidisciplinary approach, and experiential learning as an approach to achieving excellence.

The School of Law at BMU equips students with a deeper comprehension of the complexity of societal issues. Additionally, it cultivates in its students the ability to address these issues in the future.

The Law must be viewed as a tool for enhancing people’s lives, not just as resolving issues with chaos and order in society. Therefore, we help our students evolve with a multidimensional understanding of Law through the study of history, political science, sociology, and economics in our BBA LLB Hons and B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) law programmes.

We at BMU impart B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) in partnership with the School of Management at BMU for students interested in getting an extensive understanding of business and commerce in addition to legal education. Expert instructors from the School of Management introduce students to business and commerce, enabling a fully interdisciplinary approach to understanding law.