Syllabus for Mumbai University’s 2 Year LL.M. Post-Graduate Degree Course done after LL.B.
2 Year LLM Syllabus Mumbai University
Eligibility for LL.M. in Mumbai University
As per Ordinance 5231 of the University of Mumbai:
The minimum qualification for a candidate of general category
making an application for admission to the LL.M. degree course is
a Second Class LL.B. degree obtained at one and same sitting of
this University or a degree recognized as equivalent thereto.
However candidates belonging to reserved category may make an
application to the L.L.M. degree course with a pass class.Circular No. UG/169 of 2004, Dated 30th April, 2004
Specializations
- Group I – Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Group II – Business Law
- Group III – Law of Intellectual Property and Information Technology
- Group IV – Human Rights Law
- Group V – Criminal Law and Criminal Administration
- Group VI – Environment and Legal Order
Examination System
- Total 4 Semesters
- Students need to appear for 4 Compulsory Papers + 6 Group-wise Papers
- Semester 1 = Compulsory Papers 1 and 2 + Group Papers 1 and 2
- Semester 2 = Compulsory Papers 3 and 4 + Group Papers 3 and 4
- Semester 3 = Group Papers 5 and 6 + Practical / Research Work
- Semester 4 = Dissertation + Viva Voce
Syllabus
Foundation / Compulsory Papers
- Law And Social Transformation In India
- Indian Constitutional Law: The New Challenges
- Judicial Process
- Legal Education And Research Methodology
Group-wise Optional Papers (Click on the name to toggle)
- Constitutionalism : Pluralism and Federalism
- National Security Public Order and Rule of Law
- Comparative Constitutional Law
- Administrative Process : Nature and Scope
- Administrative Process and Judicial Control
- Public Authorities and Power Holders : Controls on Maladministration
- Fundamental Principles of Law of Contract and Allied Laws
- Global Trade under World Trade Organisation
- Corporate Law
- Law Relating to Customs and Foreign Exchange
- Law of Insurance
- Banking Laws
- Intellectual Property and International Organizations and Agreements
- Patent Law
- Trademarks
- Copyrights and other Related Rights
- Law of Industrial Designs, Geographical Indications, Layout Designs Etc.
- Information Technology
- Concept and Development of Human Rights
- Human Rights and International Order
- Protection and Enforcement of Human Rights in India
- Human Rights of Disadvantaged Groups
- International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law
- Science, Technology and Human Rights
- Criminal Jurisprudence
- Penal Laws
- Criminology
- Collective Violence and Criminal Justice System
- Penology : Treatment of Offenders
- Forensic Science and Scientific Investigation of Crime
- Environmental Development : Law and Policy
- Resource Management and the Law
- Prevention and Control of Pollution
- Environment and International Legal Order
- Biological Diversity and Legal Order
- Environmental Legislation