A Bachelor of Laws degree teaches various subjects which build students' fundamental legal knowledge. Two fundamental courses in the LLB curriculum are Constitutional Law that studies the government framework alongside the national legal structure while Criminal Law presents information on offenses coupled with legal prosecution systems. The study of contracts and their duties alongside contract breach consequences falls under Contract Law but Tort Law focuses on wrongs that civil law enforcement provides remedies to victims.
The discipline of Property Law examines property ownership alongside transfer methods while Family Law handles matters pertaining to marriage and divorce and child custody and International Law deals with limiting national conflicts and provisions for diplomacy. Students learn effective legal case preparation within the program through subjects including Legal Writing, Legal Research and Jurisprudence. Moot courts along with case studies along with internships provide students with opportunities to enhance their practical skills which include advocacy and negotiation and legal ethics preparing them for multiple legal career paths.