The BSc LLB program integrates five years of education through the combination of science and law subjects to provide students with solid foundations in both disciplines. The necessary science subjects include Physics along with Chemistry and Biology and Environmental Science and Forensic Science to grasp scientific fundamentals that matter for legal cases especially environmental and forensic law matters. A BSc LLB curriculum includes seven essential law subjects such as Constitutioonal Law, Criminal Law, Administrative Law, Family Law, Contract Law, Torts and Intellectual Property Rights.
Students gain complete knowledge through the combination of legal and scientific studies supplemented with Business Law and Cyber Law and Human Rights and International Law. Professional legal competence improves due to practical training opportunities during moot courts along with internship placement and research activities. Educational outcomes from this program enable new professionals to seek employment in litigation practices and corporate legal services along with judicial roles and legal consulting services and academic positions. A BSc LLB graduate can pursue specializations in several legal fields including Environmental Law and Biotechnology Law and Intellectual Property Law because science-related legal expertise demand is rising at present.