LAWs

OBE Curriculum for LL.B. Honors

The Bachelor of Laws (Honors)/ LL.B.(Honors) Degree Program extends over a period of four academic years which consists of eight semesters. Each semester consists of Core (theory and practical), GED (General Education Courses), Elective (only with the approval of the Program Offering Entity) and Capstone/Project/Field Work/Intern courses of 130 credit hours in total. The medium of instructions shall be in English. A student shall have to complete the four year honors program within a maximum period of eight academic years from the admission year carrying 4900 marks.

Students shall have to complete---

GED courses of 33 credits;
Core courses of 76 credits;
Elective courses (with the approval of the Program Offering Entity) of 17 credits; and
Capstone/Project/Field work/Intern courses of 4 credit hours as mandatory requirements.

Graduate Attributes

Knowledgeable:
Possess and exhibit obtained legal knowledge and specialized skills in analyzing contemporary socio-legal problems.
Problem Analyzers and Solvers:
Demonstrate, integrate and apply legal knowledge and experience with creative skill and critical approach of thinking in solving complex legal problems as legal professionals and academia.
Robust in Reasoning:
Articulate and formulate arguments on different legal problems and issues applying strong legal reasoning.
Innovative in Accepting Challenges:
Confident and innovative in accepting and solving new and contemporary challenges in national and global legal arena.
Social Engineers:
Act with integrity and empathy with complete understanding and commitment of professional and ethical responsibilities in legal profession and play a role of social engineers in this way.
Individual and Team Work:
Function effectively as an individual independently and as a member or leader of teams in multidisciplinary settings.
Leadership:
Function commendably with the capacity of leadership as a legal professional/academia in legal field as well as multidisciplinary areas.
Communicators and Collaborators:
Interact with people and society at large, build collaborative relationships with individuals and groups, and communicate effectively with functional advocacy skills and techniques in legal and socio-legal context.
Promoters of Human Rights and Social Justice:
Dedicate in promoting human rights for advancing human dignity, social welfare and social justice through application of legal knowledge.
Lifelong Learning/Self Improvement:
Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning and continuous self-improvement and excelling in professional pursuit.
Environment and Sustainability:
Understand the impact of laws and regulations in the societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge of and the need for sustainable developments.
Ethical Values:
Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of legal profession.
Contributors to Society:
Active in shaping future laws and policies to make them coherent with the need for changes and sustainability goal of Bangladesh.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1: LL.B. (Honors) program aims to introduce law students to the exciting world of logic, rationalization, and decision making through legal knowledge.
PEO 2: The program is designed in such a way so as to equip law graduates with quality legal education with appropriate theoretical knowledge and practical approach.
PEO 3: The program aims to introduce law students to various legal regimes and legal research activities which will enable them think critically to legal issues in a given situation and will develop advocacy skills amongst them.
PEO 4: A robust emphasis is placed on developing the students’ ability to identify and analyze legal problems and issues and then proceed to its solution with a strong sense of justice.
PEO 5: The program is designed to develop ethical values amongst the graduates and to make them capable of reflecting this in every kind of legal relationship.
PEO 6: The program ensures to produce skilled, prominent, experienced, upright and up-to-date legal professionals with the capacity to create, transfer, apply and adapt legal knowledge to the society.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Upon completion of LL.B. (Honors) Program graduates will have:

PLO 1: An ability to achieve in depth and updated knowledge on laws and legal concepts and to understand contemporary socio-legal phenomena.
PLO2: An ability to demonstrate, integrate and apply legal knowledge and experience with creative skill and critical approach of thinking in solving real life legal problems.
PLO3: An ability to plan different policies, methods, and legal requirements to address a particular legal and socio-legal issues in a given or contemporary situation based on strong reasoning.
PLO 4: An ability to interact with people and society at large, build collaborative relationships with individuals and groups, communicate effectively with functional advocacy skills and techniques in legal and socio-legal context.
PLO 5: An ability to develop understanding and commitment of professional and ethical responsibilities with respect for social and moral values and thus to paly active role as social engineers in society.
PLO 6: An ability to function commendably with the capacity of leadership of a legal as well as multidisciplinary teams.
PLO 7: An ability to ingraining the capacity to conduct cutting-edge legal research through survey, investigations, community visits, observational methods and different other methods to qualify and quantify various variables under the assumed hypothesis to reach a conclusion.
PLO 8: An ability to dedicate in promoting human rights while advancing human dignity, social welfare and social justice through endorsement of legal knowledge.
PLO 9: An ability to develop capability and enthusiasm for self-improvement and through continuous professional development and life-long learning.
PLO 10: An ability to work in shaping future of law and human rights perspective in Bangladesh along with international era of legal development with constant updating of global issues and hence stay ahead in not only national but also global sphere of education.

Mapping mission of the University with PEOs

PEOs	Mission 1	Mission 2	Mission 3	Mission 4	Mission 5
PEO 1	✔	✔		✔	✔
PEO 2	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
PEO 3	✔	✔	✔	✔
PEO 4	✔		✔	✔	✔
PEO 5	✔		✔	✔	✔
PEO 6	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔

Mapping Courses with the PLOs

Courses	PLO1	PLO2	PLO3	PLO4	PLO5	PLO6	PLO7	PLO8	PLO9	PLO10
ENG 1101				√			√		√
ENG 1111		√		√					√
HUM 1101			√				√	√	√	√
BAN 1103						√			√
POL 1101	√	√	√		√					√
SOC 1103	√	√	√	√						√
ECO 1103			√			√			√	√
CRI 3101	√	√	√	√						√
CSE 1203		√				√	√		√
RES 4101	√	√		√			√			√
ENI 3101	√		√	√		√			√
LAW 1111	√	√						√
LAW 1112	√	√	√				√			√
LAW 1113	√	√		√					√	√
LAW 1114	√			√	√		√			√
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Structure of the Curriculum

Duration of the Program: Years: 04 Semesters: 08
Admission Requirements:
Bachelor program:
To get admission to Bachelor program a candidate must comply the following requirements:
1. A candidate must obtain second division/ GPA 2.5 in both S.S.C. and H.S.C. or equivalent examinations
2. A candidate obtaining less than GPA 2,5 in any examination will not be eligible unless he/she obtains GPA 6 combined in both S.S.C. and H.S.C. examinations. However, the candidate can’t have below 2.0 GPA in any examination.
3. A candidate who is the son/daughter of a freedom fighter will be eligible in case he/she obtains GPA 5 combined in both S.S.C. and H.S.C. examinations.
4. A candidate who has passed at least 5 papers in ‘O’ level and 2 papers in ‘A’ level will be eligible provided that he/she obtains at least Grade B/ GPA 4 in 4 papers and at least Grade C/GFPA 3.5 in 3 papers.
Total minimum credit requirement to complete the program: 130 credits
Total class weeks in a Year/Semester:
Minimum CGPA requirements for graduation: 2.00
Maximum academic years of completion: 07

Category of Courses:

General Education Courses (GED):

Students have to complete 11 mandatory GED Courses (out of discipline courses) of 33 Credit hours.

Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Group
ENG 1101		General English	GED	3	3	Language
BAN 1103		Bengali Language and Culture	GED	3	3	Language
ENG 1111		English Skills Development	GED	3	3	Language
CSE 1203		Computer Information System	GED	3	3	Computer Literacy and Quantitative Skill
HUM 1101		History of Emergence of Bangladesh	GED	3	3	History, Arts and Humanities
POL 1101		Government and Politics	GED	3	3	Social Science
SOC 1103		Sociology	GED	3	3	Social Science
ECO 1103		Fundamentals of Economics	GED	3	3	Social Science
CRI 3101		Criminology	GED	3	3	Social Science
ENI 3101		Entrepreneurship and Innovation	GED	3	3	Business and Entrepreneurship
RES 4101		Research Monograph	GED	3	3	Research

Core Courses (CORE):

Students have to complete 28 mandatory core courses of LAW of 76 credit hours. (76 Credits).

Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
LAW 1111	0421-1111	Jurisprudence	CORE	3	3
LAW 1112	0421-1112	Muslim Law-I	CORE	2	2
LAW 1113	0421-1113	Hindu Law and Christian Law	CORE	3	3
LAW 1114	0421-1114	Muslim Law -II	CORE	3	3	LAW 1112
LAW 1115	0421-1115	History of Law and Legal Institutions	CORE	2	2
LAW 1116	0421-1116	Introduction to Legal System of Bangladesh	CORE	2	2
LAW 1317	0421-1317	Land Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 1318	0421-1318	Law of Contract and Torts	CORE	3	3
LAW 2319	0421-2319	Constitutional Law of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2320	0421-2320	Law of Transfer of Property	CORE	3	3
LAW 2321	0421-2321	Labour Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2322	0421-2322	Company Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2323	0421-2323	Mercantile & Business Laws	CORE	2	2
LAW 2325	0421-2325	Law of Banking and Insurance	CORE	2	2
LAW 2526	0421-2526	Administrative Law	CORE	3	3
LAW 2527	0421-2527	Fiscal Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2528	0421-2528	Comparative Constitutional Law	CORE	2	2
LAW 3324	0421-3324	Law of Registration and Limitation, Public Demands Recovery Act and Court Fees Act	CORE	3	3
LAW 3532	0421-3532	Law of Evidence	CORE	3	3
LAW 3740	0421-3740	Law of Crimes (Substantive)	CORE	3	3
LAW 3741	0421-3741	Special Criminal Laws	CORE	3	3
LAW 4536	0421-4536	Law of Equity and Trust and Specific Relief Act	CORE	2	2
LAW 4537	0421-4537	Interpretation of Statute and General Clauses Act	CORE	2	2
LAW 4538	0421-4538	Conveyancing, Pleadings, Drafting and Legal Ethics	CORE	3	3
LAW 4746	0421-4746	Law of Crimes (Procedural)-I	CORE	3	3
LAW 4747	0421-4747	Code of Civil Procedure-I	CORE	3	3
LAW 4748	0421-4748	Law of Crimes (Procedural)-II	CORE	3	3	LAW 4746
LAW 4749	0421-4749	Code of Civil Procedure-II	CORE	3	3	LAW 4747

Elective Courses (EL):

Students have to choose any 6 courses of 17 credits hours (3credit hours/course 5) and (2 credit hours course 1) from the list of Elective courses below with the approval of the Program Offering Entity as mandatory courses.

Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
LAW 2529	0421-2529	Media Law (as per review)	EL	3	3
LAW 3530	0421-3530	E-Communication and Cyber Law	EL	3	3
LAW 3531	0421-3531	Consumer Protection and Competition Law	EL	3	3
LAW 3533	0421-3533	Environmental Law	EL	3	3
LAW 3534	0421-3534	Public International Law	EL	3	3
LAW 3739	0421-3739	Securities and Exchange Law	EL	3	3
LAW 3742	0421-3742	E-commerce and Law	EL	3	3
LAW 3743	0421-3743	Law of Construction and Town Planning	EL	3	3
LAW 3744	0421-3744	Women, Law and Legal Protection	EL	3	3
LAW 4535	0421-4535	Health Law	EL	2	2
LAW 4745	0421-4745	Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology	EL	3	3
LAW 4750	0421-4750	Energy Law	EL	3	3
LAW 4751	0421-4751	Shipping Law	EL	3	3
LAW 4752	0421-4752	Law of Succession	EL	3	3
LAW 4753	0421-4753	Law and Anthropology	EL	3	3

Capstone/Project/Fieldwork/Intern courses (CAPS):

Students have to complete 01 mandatory courses of 04 Credit hours as Capstone course.

Course No.

UNESCO

Coding

Course Title

Course Type

Contact Hours/ Week

Credit Hours

Pre-Requisite

Course

LAW 4855

0421-4855

Clinical Legal Education

CAPS

Year/Level/Semester/Term wise distribution of courses

First Year/Level: 1/ Semester: 1st and 2nd

Year: 1^stLevel: 1 Semester: 1^st
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
ENG 1101		General English	GED	3	3
CSE 1203		Computer Information System	GED	3	3
LAW 1111	0421-1111	Jurisprudence	CORE	3	3
LAW 1112	0421-1112	Muslim Law-I	CORE	2	2
LAW 1115	0421-1115	History of Law and Legal Institutions	CORE	2	2
LAW 1116	0421-1116	Introduction to Legal System of Bangladesh	CORE	2	2
Total				15	15

Year: 1st Level: 1 Semester: 2nd
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
POL 1101		Government and Politics	GED	3	3
ENG 1111		English Skills Development	GED	3	3
LAW 1113	0421-1113	Hindu Law and Christian Law	CORE	3	3
LAW 1114	0421-1114	Muslim Law -II	CORE	3	3	LAW 1112
LAW 1317	0421-1317	Land Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 1318	0421-1318	Law of Contract and Torts	CORE	3	3
Total				18	18

Second Year/Level: 2/ Semester: 3rd and 4th

Year: 2^ndLevel: 2 Semester: 3^rd
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
HUM 1101		History of Emergence of Bangladesh	GED	3	3
LAW 2319	0421-2319	Constitutional Law of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2321	0421-2321	Labour Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2322	0421-2322	Company Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2323	0421-2323	Mercantile & Business Laws	CORE	2	2
LAW 2325	0421-2325	Law of Banking and Insurance	CORE	2	2
Total				16	16

Year: 2^ndLevel: 2 Semester: 4^th
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
BAN 1103		Bengali Language and Culture	GED	3	3
SOC 1103		Sociology	GED	3	3
LAW 2320	0421-2320	Law of Transfer of Property	CORE	3	3
LAW 2526	0421-2526	Administrative Law	CORE	3	3
LAW 2527	0421-2527	Fiscal Laws of Bangladesh	CORE	3	3
LAW 2528	0421-2528	Comparative Constitutional Law	CORE	2	2
Total				16	16

Third Year/Level: 3/ Semester: 5th and 6th

Year: 3 ^rd Level: 3 Semester: 5 ^th
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
LAW 3324	0421-3324	Law of Registration and Limitation, Public Demand Recovery Act and Court Fees Act	CORE	3	3
LAW 3532	0421-3532	Law of Evidence	CORE	3	3
LAW 3740	0421-3740	Law of Crimes (Substantive)	CORE	3	3
LAW 4746	0421-4746	Law of Crimes (Procedural)-I	CORE	3	3
LAW 4747	0421-4747	Code of Civil Procedure-I	CORE	3	3
Total				15	15

Year: 3 ^rd Level: 3 Semester: 6 ^th
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
BAN 1103		Entrepreneurship and Innovation	GED	3	3
SOC 1103		Criminology	GED	3	3
LAW 2320	0421-2320	Law of Crimes (Procedural)-II	CORE	3	3
LAW 2526	0421-2526	Code of Civil Procedure-II	CORE	3	3
Elective 01			EL	3	3
Elective 02			EL	3	3
Total				18	18

Fourth Year/Level: 4/ Semester: 7th and 8th

Year: 4^thLevel: 4 Semester: 7^th
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
ECO 1103		Fundamentals of Economics	GED	3	3
RES 4101		Research Monograph	GED	3	3
LAW 4536	0421-4536	Law of Equity and Trust and Specific Relief Act	CORE	2	2
Elective 01			EL	3	3
Elective 02			EL	3	3
Elective 03			EL	3	3
Total				18	18

Year: 4^thLevel: 4 Semester: 8^th
Course No.	UNESCO Coding	Course Title	Course Type	Contact Hours/ Week	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite Course
LAW 3741	0421-3741	Special Criminal Laws	CORE	3	3
LAW 4537	0421-4537	Interpretation of Statutes and General Clauses Act	CORE	2	2
LAW 4538	0421-4538	Conveyancing, Pleadings, Drafting and Legal Ethics	CORE	3	3
LAW 4855	0421-4855	Clinical Legal Education	CAPS	4	4
Elective 01			EL	2	2
Total				14	14

Description of all courses of the program

Please note that the course content and course details shall be provided by the concerned course teacher. Students will have full access to course contents and materials.

GED Courses

Course Title: General English
Course Code/UNESCO Code: ENG 1101/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- let the learners know different structures of English language and its grammatical accuracy.
- help them connect different sentences with proper topic sentence while understanding.
- have them learn to use changing voice appropriately while writing.
- get them know how to use different clauses with linkers while speaking.
- make them able to understand the different strategies of reading any text.
Course Title: Bengali Language and Culture
Course Code/UNESCO Code: BAN 1103/
Course Objectives:
এই কোর্সটির উদ্দেশ্যসমূহ হলো –
1. একজন শিক্ষার্থীকে বাংলাদেশের ভূ-প্রকৃতি,পরিসীমা এবং বাঙালি জাতিসত্তার বিকাশ সর্ম্পকে সঠিকভাবে অবহিত করা।
2. কালের ধারাবাহিকতায় বিবর্তিত বাংলা থেকে বাংলাদেশ রাষ্ট্রে পরিণতি এবং বাংলা ভাষা ও সাহিত্যের বিকাশ সর্ম্পকে শিক্ষার্থীদের পূর্বাপর ধারণা দেওয়া।
3. সুলতানি আমল, মুঘল আমল, নবাবি আমল ও ব্রিটিশ শাসন-পরিক্রমায় ভারতীয় উপমহাদেশে বাংলা ও বাঙালির স্বাতন্ত্র্য ও বৈশিষ্ট্যসমূহ সম্পর্কে শিক্ষার্থীদের সম্যক ধারণা প্রদান করা।
4. বাংলা অঞ্চলে নতুন সামাজিক শ্রেণিসমূহের অভ্যুদয় এবং সেইসংগে বিভিন্ন পেশাজীবী শ্রেণি, বিদ্বদসমাজ এবং বাংলা কাব্য ও গদ্যের বিকাশ প্রভৃতির ভূমিকা সম্পর্কে সামগ্রিক ধারণা দেওয়া।
5. বিংশ শতাব্দীতে বাংলা ভাষা ও সাহিত্য, বাঙালি মধ্যবিত্ত ও অন্যান্য শ্রেণির সামগ্রিক অবস্থান, বাঙালি জাতীয়তাবাদের উন্মেষ, ৫২-এর ভাষা আন্দোলন এবং বাংলাদেশ রাষ্ট্রের প্রতিষ্ঠা প্রভৃতি বিষয়ে শিক্ষাদান করা।
Course Title: English Skills Development
Course Code/UNESCO Code: ENG 1111/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are the following:
- To familiarize the students with receptive and productive skills so as to make them communicate with ease.
- To let students, listen to standard conversations, lectures and discussions so that their listening aptitude grows.
- To make students comprehend academic and non-academic texts through reading.
- To help students enrich their vocabularies and expressions in writing.
Course Title: Computer Information System
Course Code/UNESCO Code: CSE 1203/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are:
- To provide strong conceptual idea on the basic principles of a personal computer, including the internal hardware, the operating system and the software applications.
- To make them familiar with the use of basic vocabulary and terminology related to computer and word Processing. To acquaint law students with health care, health providers, heath care organizations and regulating bodies of health system of Bangladesh.
- To acquaint the students to obtain knowledge in computer system, soft wares and hardware components.
- To make student understand the number systems, codes and digital devices.
- To make them able to access the internet, WWW, as well as use the internet directories and search engines.
- To develop the law students as capable professionals with contemporary digital skills
Course Title: History of Emergence of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: HUM 1101/
Course Objectives:
The Objectives of the course are to:
- provide a strong conceptual idea about the history of Bangladesh and to facilitate the students to obtain knowledge on how the Bengali nationality has emerged.
- acquaint the students with the British rule over Bengal and the subcontinent for 190 years.
- make the students able to know the history of the partition of Bengal and its aftermath.
- demonstrate how the then East Pakistan (Bangladesh) was culturally, economically and politically exploited and the development of a new Bengali nationalism as well as the Muslim middle class in the 1950’s and 1960’s.
- make the students apprehend the Language movement in 1952, and it significance.
- acquaint with the role of Bangabondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: Six-Point demand by Bangabondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman resulting in student movement for independence, post independence political and economic rebuilding of Bangladesh.
Course Title: Government and Politics
Course Code/UNESCO Code: POL 1101/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a clear idea on Social Science, Political Science, Law, Politics and preliminary and elemental aspects related to State, nation and society.
- facilitate the students to learn in detail basic ideas about Democracy with its theories, types, history and elements.
- educate the students to assess the current system of democracy and put suggestions for further improvement thereto.
- guide them to understand and evaluate the nature of Sate, ancient forms of governments and concept of rights under various disciplines.
- enable the students to apply comparative knowledge on the origin of State’s theories and different organs of the State.
Course Title: Sociology
Course Code/UNESCO Code: SOC 1103/
Course Objectives:|
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide an elementary idea about nature, theories, norms of sociology and its importance to the students of law.
- facilitate students to obtain knowledge about the scientific study of human society, culture, socialization and social interactions.
- make the law students understand the concept of socialization, social theory, diversity, cooperation and conflict, social change, social institutions, and organizations.
- acquaint the law students with the sociological perspectives on social justice, rural society and social inequality, to understand the world they are living in.
- enable the students to gain knowledge on sociological perspective of studying law to ensure social justice and social structure.
Course Title: Fundamentals of Economics
Course Code/UNESCO Code: ECO 1103/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- make the students able to understand and analyze the key economic concepts that play a role in the societal and legal life of a state.
- acquaint the students with an understanding of economic principles relevant both to national and global development.
- to make the students familiar with an understanding of economic principles relevant both to national and global development.
- to make them capable to obtain knowledge on the activities of the different agents in the economy –consumers, producers and government and how they fit altogether.
- to make them understand the global economic crisis with global consequences for example impact of decisions on money, banking, interest rate, taxation etc.
- create dynamic legal professionals with ethical values, having high communicative competence in the era of competitive legal world.
Course Title: Criminology
Course Code/UNESCO Code: CRI 3101/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a critical idea about the origin, nature of crime, factors responsible for criminal behavior, and historical development and facilitate students to obtain knowledge on the causation of crime and geography of crime.
- make the students understand various schools and theories of criminology to have a lucid concept of the causes of crime.
- acquaint the students with various types of crime and its impact on the society concerned.
- make the students able to differentiate between criminals and non-criminals.
- provide useful knowledge on crime prevention methods and develop research skills on important areas of interest for criminologists.
Course Title: Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Course Code/UNESCO Code: ENI 3101/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- familiarize the students with concepts of entrepreneurship, entrepreneur and the traits, skills, attitudes and drive necessary to be a successful entrepreneur
- make them able to identify personal strengths and weaknesses matching the profiles of successful entrepreneurs.
- teach students the skills to analyse business opportunities, and articulate them as a compelling business description.
- guide them effectively pitch to an audience of investors, customers, or business partners.
- make them able to develop a business plan by evaluating lean start-up principles and ethical issues.
Course Title: Research Monograph
Course Code/UNESCO Code: RES 4101/
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- get them acquainted with the steps to be followed to conduct research in practice.
- give them practical idea about how and why to critically evaluate the literature in the chosen field of research.
- make them able to select an appropriate research methodology for a given research project.
- give practical knowledge regarding handing data collection, data management, referencing, complying deadlines and formal requirements and other related issues associated with research.
- facilitate them apply knowledge of effective written communication styles and techniques and to structure different forms of research report.

CORE Courses:

Course Title: Jurisprudence
Course Code / UNESCO Code: LAW 1111 / 0421-1111
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a clear idea about nature, scope, importance of Jurisprudence, clear idea of law which will help them to interpret the legal principles, legal systems, administration of justice.
- enable the students to gain basic ideas about right, duty, wrong and its role on society.
- facilitate the students to learn in detail basic ideas about ownership with its importance, types, modes of acquisition etc.
- educate the law students on different sources of law like custom, legislation, precedent.
- Make the law students understand about various theories and concepts of law which act as a milestone or basis to study of the law.
Course Title: Muslim Law-I
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1112 / 0421-1112
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
1. provide a clear idea on the history, sources, methodologies and practical applications of Muslim Personal Law (personal issues) in Bangladesh and prevailing rules on marriage among Muslims in Bangladesh.
2. facilitate the students to learn the knowledge on dissolution of marriage of Muslims in Bangladesh and appreciate the challenges faced by Islamic family laws in the modern world.
3. educate the students to engage with and analysis statutes and case laws regarding Islamic Family Laws (personal issues) on maintenance.
4. guide them to understand and evaluate the professional literacy, knowledge and practical skills in procedural issues of the Family Courts in Bangladesh.
5. enable the students to apply knowledge and skills in addressing Muslim personal legal problems and offer realistic solutions to dower, paternity and guardianship problems that arise in everyday life of Muslims in Bangladesh.
Course Title: Hindu Law and Christian Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1113 / 0421-1113
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide the students with adequate knowledge on the Nature, Sources and Schools of Hindu law.
acquaint the learners with the provisions of Hindu Marriage and enable them to solve practical problems relating to Marriage.
enable them perform case studies concerning Maintenance and Guardianship under Hindu law.
educate the students to deal properly with different aspects of Christian personal law.
make them competent in solving real life problems regarding Adoption, Succession, Gift and Will under Hindu law.

Course Title: Muslim Law -II
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1114 / 0421-1114
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide a clear idea on practical applications of Muslim personal Law regarding gift and will.
facilitate the students to learn the theoretical basis of inheritance laws of Muslims in Bangladesh and appreciate the challenges in the context of modern world.
educate the students to engage with and analyse norms regarding pre-emption for Muslims.
guide them to understand the legal norms regarding ‘wakf’ under Muslim law and statutory laws in Bangladesh.
enable the students to apply knowledge on problem-solving skills regarding the different doctrines of inheritance under Muslim law.

Course Title: History of Law and Legal Institutions
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1115 / 0421-1115
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

teach students about the latin terms and contribution of Romans in the field of law.
familiarize students with the evolution of laws and legal institutions during the Hindu period, Muslim period and British period in India
acquaint students with the establishments of East India Company (EIC) and inauguration of adalat system in Bengal by the EIC.
make the students understand about the Dual Government system introduced by EIC; Judicial Plan of Warren Hastings, implementation of the Regulating Act in 1773, the establishment of the Supreme Court under this Act, and the enactment of the Act of Settlement.
administer knowledge among the students about the changes relating to law and legal institutions from 1858 to 1947, such as the High Courts under the Government of India Act, the Federal Court, the Privy Council, and how the British rule shaped law and legal institutions in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.

Course Title: Introduction to Legal System of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1116 / 0421-1116
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide a strong conceptual idea about current legal system of Bangladesh with historical development and comparative perspective.
facilitate students to obtain knowledge on legislation, interpretation of statutes and different institutions related to the existing legal system of Bangladesh.
make the law students understand the judicial structure, administration of justice of Bangladesh.
acquaint the law students with the major legal systems of the world.
make the students able to gain knowledge on the application of alternative dispute settlement mechanisms and development of judicial activism.
provide professional and ethical knowledge amongst the law students.
give a vibrant idea about the enrolment procedure as legal professionals.

Course Title: Land Laws of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1317 / 0421-1317
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

clearly illustrate the historical context of the land management system and the government's purpose in collecting rent.
make the students acquainted with the major laws relating to land and agricultural and non-agricultural laws in Bangladesh, including the use and transfer of land in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
make them familiar with the role and function of land administration in Bangladesh in details.
clarify and help the students gain practical knowledge about the present land related problems and solve them rationally.
assist them to apply the procedural provisions effectively in practical fields and thus enable them to deal with their clients in future professional sectors.

Course Title: Law of Contract and Torts
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 1318 / 0421-1318
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

make the law students get a general idea about Law of Torts and the Law of Contract and the comparison between them.
provide them basic understandings of formation of contract, elements giving rise to contractual agreements, categories of contracts, contents, effects, concepts of competency of parties, consideration, free consent, unlawful object and consideration with legal consequences thereof.
get the students acquainted students to apply the basic concepts in complex factual situations and to define the conditions under which performance of a contract is required or excused.
familiarize the students with different modes of discharge of contract, what constitutes breach of contract and the remedies available for breach of contract.
facilitate the law students to gain knowledge on the theoretical foundations and central principles of the law of torts which basically are the contribution of English law of torts.

Course Title: Constitutional Law of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2319 / 0421-2319
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide students with theoretical ideas about the constitution, constitutional law, and relevant theories of constitutional law and the special features of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the laws of citizenship in Bangladesh.
facilitate students to get knowledge on fundamental principles of state policy.
make the students understand the concept of Fundamental Rights(FR), application of case laws to the interpretation and analysis of fundamental rights and appropriate limitations on fundamental rights, enforcement of FR.
enable the students about the powers, functions and tenure of the President, Prime Minister and Ministers of Bangladesh and to acquaint them with constitutional institutions like the Bangladesh Election Commission and local government work.
impart knowledge among the students about the Parliament’s structure, authorities, functions, and legislative procedure; formation, jurisdiction, and tasks of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, as well as judicial autonomy. And also keep the students updated about the amendments of the Bangladesh Constitution.

Course Title: Law of Transfer of Property
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2320 / 0421-2320
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

facilitate learners to obtain a strong conceptual idea about the history, mechanism, modes, rules and basic principles of transfer of property.
make the law students acquainted with some doctrine and the procedure for the transmission of property between living persons.
ingrain capacity to conduct legal research on the contemporary system of transferring the property, Legal consequences and way of transmission of property in the form of part performance, contract for sale, sale.
make the students able to gain knowledge on the application of substantive law relating to particular transfers such as mortgage, lease, exchange, gift, and actionable claims.
provide a robust professional and ethical knowledge on the procedure and mechanism of transfer of property as a future legal professional to ensure social justice.

Course Title: Labour Laws of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2321 / 0421-2321
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide clear idea on fundamentals and development of labour laws.
facilitate the students to learn in detail rules of employment of adolescents, maternity welfare facilities and provident fund.
educate the students to assess national standard and international standard of welfare measures, health, safety and security measures.
guide them to understand and evaluate the worker’s right to form trade union, wages and to participate in companies profit.
enable the students to apply comparative knowledge settlement of industrial dispute and compensation for injury caused by accident, labour administration and rights of workers of EPZ.

Course Title: Company Laws of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2322 / 0421-2322
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide a theoretical idea about scope of the company laws of Bangladesh along with the historical background of The Companies Act, 1994.
demonstrate on the process of incorporation of companies in Bangladesh.
enable the law students to understand the internal structure and management system of the companies of Bangladesh.
acquaint the law students with the features of various classes of company.
make the students competent to gather knowledge on the application of various dispute settlement modes between the company and its shareholders

Course Title: Mercantile & Business Laws
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2323 / 0421-2323
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide a clear idea on law of sale of goods which will be acquainted with theoretical principles of formation of contract, conditions and warranties of contract and rules regarding transfer of property.
facilitate students with basic ideas about performance of contract with its various rules, modes of delivery and acceptance.
educate the students to assess the basic concepts of rules regarding bailment .
guide them to understand and evaluate rights of unpaid seller and Law of carriage of goods by land, sea, and railways as well as to apply the current laws to evaluate the foreign trade in terms of economic, social and legal aspects.
enable the student to apply comparative knowledge on the different procedure of partnership firm, agency and their duration, classification and modes of dissolution.

Course Title: Law of Banking and Insurance
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2325 / 0421-2325
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

get them acquainted with various negotiable instruments with their application.
present an overview of meaning, nature, scope of banking company, their functions and concept of modern banking.
make them familiar with and able to navigate the various overlapping legal and regulatory regimes applying to banks and bank holding companies.
make students conversant with banking law’s historic development and how it shaped today’s banking regulatory regime.
make them familiar with insurance, its importance, and classification of insurance.

Course Title: Administrative Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2526 / 0421-2526
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

assist students in gaining knowledge and understanding of the basic principles, values and theories of Administrative Law and the institutional framework of administration and administrative agencies in Bangladesh.
make them understand and examine the exercise of executive power and rule- making power by administrative agencies and the means by which administrative decisions can be supervised, controlled and challenged.
guide students in understanding the basic principles and grounds governing judicial review to ensure fairness in administrative actions.
facilitate the students in identifying and defining legal problems, conveying legal arguments effectively (orally or in writing) in complex factual situations.
assist students to apply relevant laws and principles to examine administrative action or inaction.

Course Title: Fiscal Laws of Bangladesh
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2527 / 0421-2527
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide knowledge and critical understanding of the well-established principles of fiscal policy and tax in Bangladesh.
facilitate the students to develop basic problem-solving skills in the calculation of tax liability from employment.
educate the students to understand the institutional dynamics of taxation in Bangladesh.
guide them to understand and evaluate the legal provisions regarding value-added tax, gift act and customs act.
enable the students to apply knowledge and skills in addressing fiscal law-related problems and offer realistic solutions to those problems.

Course Title: Comparative Constitutional Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2528 / 0421-2528
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide a strong conceptual idea about constitutionalism, constitution and constitutional law.
make the law students understand the historical background and expansion of the different constitutional systems.
get them acquainted with the structure of institutional arrangements of different constitutional orders.
facilitate students to increase knowledge and understanding of the law and practice of several constitutions and reasonable variation amongst different constitutional orders.
allow them to acquire a deeper understanding of the most significant institutions of the constitutional law such as the human rights, systems of government, judicial review, and the territory organization of modern states and boost reflection on the potentialities and limits of constitutional law in regulating the exercise of public power in contemporary society.

Course Title: Law of Registration and Limitation, Public Demands Recovery Act and Court Fees Act
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3324 / 0421-3324
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

facilitate the students to understand the core object and utilities of the Public Demands Recovery Act, 1913.
make them conscious on settlement of specified disputes within particular period of limitation by supplying different aspects of limitation of suits under the Law of Limitation Act, 1908.
acquaint the students about the theoretical provisions and practical aspects of the Registration Act, 1908.
make them familiar with one important source of government dues named as court fees for which the Court Fees Act, 1870 was enacted.
to teach the means and methods by which when there is a conviction, the infliction of the penalty properly ordered by the court is to be secured.

Course Title: Law of Evidence
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3532 / 0421-3532
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

give an idea of the definition, classification, and importance of the Law of evidence.
teach about the nature, scope, and basic principles of the law of evidence.
analyze the critical issues in the law of evidence.
synchronize different parts of the law of evidence to examine the witnesses perfectly.
solve real-life cases and perform as an efficient lawyer.

Course Title: Law of Crimes (Substantive)
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3740 / 0421-3740
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

make the students understand the historical and philosophical development of the nature of substantive criminal law and development of substantive criminal law in Indian sub-continent.
clarify them detailed idea about the mental elements of crime.
allow them familiar with the concepts and assumptions of the traditional and contemporary theories of punishment.
get them acquainted with the list of elements of crimes and punishments provided in the existing criminal statutes.
give them vibrant idea about the facts and circumstances that are the exceptions to criminal liability which reduce criminality and equip them to develop research skills in the field of criminal law.

Course Title: Special Criminal Laws
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3741 / 0421-3741
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide the law students a clear knowledge on criminal offences intended to supplement the broader training in criminal law and get them acquainted with the nature, scope and different aspects of several special criminal laws which are not covered by general criminal laws.
make them familiar with the jurisdiction, functions and procedures of different special Tribunals and Courts established under special criminal laws.
lead the students to understand the processes of definition of incriminations and the main issues related to their implementation.
familiarize the students with the basic principles which provide the production of the incriminations and provide an opportunity to identify and analyze the practical problems relating to criminal nature.
develop the critical attitude and research skills of the students, in order to lead them to analyze in an autonomous way the questions of the values, the purposes and the effectiveness linked to the production of the incriminations and their implementation.

Course Title: Law of Equity and Trust and Specific Relief Act
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4536 / 0421-4536
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide students with an overall understanding of the law of equity with special emphasis on history of equity, maxims of equity and the relevance of equity today.
facilitate students to obtain knowledge about law regarding creation, execution, formalities. rights and duties of the Trustee.
make them able to resolve complex problems on trust, its extinction and appointment of new trustee through interpretation of law to ensure social justice.
provide a robust professional knowledge on the general principles of law of specific relief, modes and cases where specific relief may and may not be given and apply the law to solve the factual situation.
guide them to identify and apply legal knowledge using case law and statute to resolve practical problems in the area of law and Specific reliefs Act,1877 regarding instruments, declarations and preventive relief.

Course Title: Interpretation of Statute and General Clauses Act
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4537 / 0421-4537
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide a clear idea on different kinds of Statute, Interpretation and Construction, Rules applied for interpretation and the extent of role of judges to interpret the Statutes in general and Bangladesh perspective.
facilitate the students to interpret the statutory provisions considering the available tools for interpretation.
educate the students to clear the ambiguities of any provision of Constitution and any other laws in case of solving particular problem through case law analysis.
Enable the students to understand the intention of legislature in enacting laws and develop interpretative skill.
Acquire knowledge on norms and methods of interpretation of Constitution and learn the rules regarding commencement, operation, repeal and revival of statutes.

Course Title: Conveyancing, Pleadings, Drafting and Legal Ethics
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4538 / 0421-4538
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

demonstrate a clear conceptual idea about building up drafting skills along with acquisition of theoretical knowledge in law.
give a clear idea about the different contentious drafting of the civil and criminal courts and of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh.
facilitate students to get practical knowledge on non-contentious legal instruments and conveyancing.
get the students acquainted with the dignity of legal profession following the code of ethics as well as the consequence of breach of ethical obligation.
make them able to critically detect and consider ideas, text, legal and socio-legal problem in the context of normative values.

Course Title: Law of Crimes (Procedural)-I
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4746 / 0421-4746
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide the legal course of action for the enforcement of the penal provisions sanctioned by substantive criminal law.
state the difference between criminal law and criminal procedure.
teach the means and methods by which the facts concerning an offence committed or supposed to be committed, may be ascertained as speedily and accurately as possible.
teach the means and methods by which an impartial inquiry and trial before a court is secured.
teach the means and methods by which when there is a conviction, the infliction of the penalty properly ordered by the court is to be secured.

Course Title: Code of Civil Procedure-I
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4747 / 0421-4747
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide the students with adequate knowledge on court structure, jurisdiction and nature of civil suits.
acquaint the learners with the provisions relating to different bars on civil suits.
enable the students to evaluate different rules regarding parties to civil suits.
educate the students to deal properly with different aspects of pleadings and summons of civil suits.
make them competent in solving problems regarding appearance and non-appearance of parties, framing of issues, transfer of civil suits etc.

Course Title: Law of Crimes (Procedural)-II
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4748 / 0421-4748
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

provide the legal course of action for the enforcement of the penal provisions sanctioned by substantive criminal law.
give clear conceptual outlook regarding the difference between criminal law and criminal procedure.
facilitate in depth understanding of the means and methods by which the facts concerning an offence committed or supposed to be committed, may be ascertained as speedily and accurately as possible.
acquaint the students with the means and methods by which an impartial inquiry and trial before a court is secured.
make them understand the means and methods by which when there is a conviction, the infliction of the penalty properly ordered by the court is to be secured.

Course Title: Code of Civil Procedure-II
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4749 / 0421-4749
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:

acquaint the students with adequate knowledge regarding civil procedural laws.
provide the students with the pleadings and conduct of trials.
make the students aware of different available remedies and executions of the court.
equip students with an understanding of the practical gaps of the civil litigation process.
provide an opportunity to identify and analyze the practical problems needed for the reformation of the existing civil rules and principles and assist the students to apply the procedural provisions effectively in practical fields.

Elective Courses:

Course Title: Media Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 2529 / 0421-2529
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- introduce students to the major legal, ethical and policy issues to the mass media.
- enhance the student's awareness of the theories regarding ethical responsibilities of the mass communications professional.
- review essential legal tenets involved with media law, including but not limited to issues involving libel, privacy and copyright
- reach and justify ethical decisions that are informed by an applied knowledge of media law and ethical modes of reasoning.
- examine the social, political, economic, legal and ethical dilemmas confronted by contemporary media practitioners in new, digital settings.
Course Title: E-Communication and Cyber Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3530 / 0421-3530
Course Objectives:

The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a clear understanding of how the law has reacted to the development of the internet and its use for business and for social interaction.
- get them acquainted with the legal regime of online banking and e-commerce activities in Bangladesh.
- make them familiar with the present Cyber law regime with special reference to Information Technology Act, 2006 and the Cyber Security Act, 2023.
- facilitate students to get knowledge on Cyber world which includes internet and online resources, security of information, e-commerce, online contracts, e-taxation, e-governance, etc.
- give a clear conceptual idea about cybercrime, internet pornography, right to privacy and access to technology, etc.
Course Title: Consumer Protection and Competition Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3531 / 0421-3531
Course Objectives:

The objectives of the course are to:
- give clear conceptual outlook regarding various issues relating to the basics of consumer protection and competition regulation.
- facilitate in depth understanding of consumer protection regime under legal and institutional framework in Bangladesh and different countries around the world.
- provide essential knowledge on the reformation of consumer protection regime and competition regulation in Bangladesh.
- help them understanding the necessity and leadership to create a knowledge-based society of consumers.
- acquaint the students properly about the theoretical and statutory aspects of the food safety management system under the law of Bangladesh as well as the best practices available in the international arena.
- get them fully acquainted with the basic concepts of competition law and policy inter alia, its importance and relation with consumer protection.
- make them understand the statutory and institutional regime of competition law in Bangladesh and in other countries.
Course Title: Environmental Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3533 / 0421-3533
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a strong conceptual idea about environmental protection and law, and provide detailed knowledge of the key principles, actors and institutions relevant to environmental law in the domestic and international domains;
- facilitate students to obtain knowledge on the environmental problems in the contemporary world
- make the law students understand the international legal instruments and different legislation, and different institutions related to the protection of environment in Bangladesh.
- enable the students to analyze international environmental law and environmental law of Bangladesh to their proper perspective;
- make the students understand legal regime of environmental protection in the field of biodiversity, climate change, air pollution, ozone layer depletion, marine pollution, management of hazardous substances;
Course Title: Public International Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3534 / 0421-3534
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a clear idea on Public International Law, sources of it and its relation with municipal law.
- facilitate the students to learn in detail about state responsibilities under international law, theories, types, elements.
- educate the students to assess the importance of state recognition and kinds of state jurisdiction and application in real context thereto.
- guide them to understand and evaluate the nature and necessity of diplomatic law, asylum and extradition and evaluate the application of those concept in context of international transactions.
- enable the students to apply knowledge on the formation and different aspects of treaty, and international maritime zones.
Course Title: Securities and Exchange Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3739 / 0421-3739
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- make students acquainted with security and exchange laws prevailing in Bangladesh.
- enable the students to navigate the various directives, rules and order related to security and exchange laws and regulating institutions such as Dhaka Stock Exchange Limited, Chittagong Stock Exchange Limited, Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms
- present an overview of meaning, nature, scope of security, stock exchange, deposit scheme, capital market of listed company, their functions and concept of modern security and exchange commission.
- guide the student in the process of learning as to investment, capital and share market and stock exchange and apply it in real field and conduct research
- facilitate the students with all applied aspects of securities related laws and judicial decisions so that they can apply them in their working field
Course Title: E-commerce and Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3742 / 0421-3742
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
1. provide a clear understanding what e-commerce law is and what role e-commerce play in the legal world.
2. get them acquainted with the legal rules governing contracting and selling online.
3. give a clear and conceptual idea about how digitalization has changed the content regulation with digital mass communication technology.
4. facilitate students to know consumer’s legal right regarding privacy and protection of personal data.
5. impart understanding of intellectual property law issues related to e-commerce.
Course Title: Law of Construction and Town Planning
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3743 / 0421-3743
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
1. provide the students with adequate knowledge on the basic concepts of real estate and construction law.
2. acquaint the learners with The Building Construction Act and The Town Improvement Act.
3. enable them perform studies on organogram, functions and regulating laws of RAJUK and CDA.
4. educate the students to deal properly with different aspects of building construction rules, real estate development and construction safety.
5. make them competent in solving problems regarding different theories of town planning and town design.
Course Title: Women, Law and Legal Protection
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 3744 / 0421-3744
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- give idea about how the concept of women’s rights has been emerged by gradual social reforms and adoption of laws in international and national arena.
- make them understand how issue of women’s rights and women’s protection are addressed in the legal framework of Bangladesh.
- expose students to the complex issues - social, political, economic and legal – that characterize women's rights in Bangladesh with focus on both personal laws and statutory laws.
- foster the ability and the confidence to think critically to establish a gender-sensitive society.
- develop the ability to research and write substantive analytical research papers.
Course Title: Health Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4535 / 0421-4535
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- make the students understand human rights approach to right to health.
- provide knowledge on international dimension of health rights and health care worldwide.
- deliver knowledge on national legislative framework of health rights and health care in Bangladesh.
- acquaint the students with the current health system of Bangladesh having focus on the health sectors, health workforce, health administration etc.
- make the students capable to analyze the national and international legislative framework of right to health and health care .
- expedite the students to gain knowledge on the professional conduct and etiquette by the health care providers towards patients and others and mechanisms of accountability.
- make the law students aware on the health rights as human being and citizen of Bangladesh.
Course Title: Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4745 / 0421-4745
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide a strong conceptual idea of medico-legal aspects of medical jurisprudence and responsibilities and about toxicology. Acquaint law students with the basic medico-legal responsibilities of health care providers.
- facilitate students to obtain knowledge on diagnose, manage and identify legal aspect of common acute and chronic poisonings.
- make the law students understand the medico-legal aspects and findings of post-mortem examinations in cases of death due to common unnatural conditions and poisonings.
- make the students able to obtain knowledge of forensic medicine. Enable the students to understand the significance of the evidential value of medical evidence and medical witnesses.
- make the students capable to analyze the legislative framework of identifying, interpreting and justifying the medical evidence in Bangladesh for the purpose of investigation.
- Expedite the students to gain knowledge on professional conduct and etiquette by the health care providers and mechanisms of accountability.
Course Title: Energy Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4750 / 0421-4750
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide idea and knowledge on energy law, its importance in contemporary world and its relationship with sustainable development.
- facilitate students to obtain deeper understanding of upstream and downstream energy; energy market and renewable and non-renewable energy.
- make the law students understand the international best practices on exploration of energy sources.
- enable the students to analyze legal instruments and different legislation, and different institutions related to the energy in Bangladesh.
- make the students understand about oil, gas, coal and nuclear power as energy source
Course Title: Shipping Law
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4751 / 0421-4751
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- provide core concepts of shipping law and registration of a ship in a country and determination of nationality of a ship.
- make learner familiar with global practice of proprietary interests in ships.
- develop an understanding in some depth of maritime lien and maritime claim.
- achieve greater understanding of mortgage of a ship.
- develop the capacity to draft ship building contract.
Course Title: Law of Succession
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4752 / 0421-4752
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
1. provide a clear idea of the history, sources, methodologies and practical applications of the laws on succession in Bangladesh.
2. facilitate the students to develop detailed basic ideas on the law of succession of Hanafi Muslims in Bangladesh.
3. educate the students to engage with and analysis the legal norms relating to the Succession Act, 1925.
4. guide them to understand the various doctrines and problem-solving skills on the law of succession of Hanafi Muslims.
5. enable the students to apply knowledge Shia and Hindu law of succession.
Course Title: Law and Anthropology
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4753 / 0421-4753
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
1. provide a clear idea on legal Anthropology, Anthropology and international law.
2. facilitate the students to learn the anthropology of the state and citizenship.
3. guide them to understand and evaluate the ethnographic perspectives on justice.
4. educate the students to assess the institutional perspectives on bureaucracies, courts and legal professions.
5. enable the students to apply comparative knowledge on the anthropology of the private sphere and the anthropology of the market.

Capstone/Project/Fieldwork/Intern courses

Course Title: Clinical Legal Education
Course Code/UNESCO Code: LAW 4855 / 0421-4855
Course Objectives:
The objectives of the course are to:
- make the law students familiar with the court atmosphere with a real-life problem-solving approach and demonstrate a clear conceptual idea about problem-solving skills apart from acquiring theoretical knowledge.
- accommodate the law students with the opportunity to learn through experience and make them acquainted with necessary skills like drafting, research, advocacy, interviewing, and transferable skills like communication, problem-solving, teamwork, etc.
- facilitate the students to emphasize the learning practical methods of problem-solving, case studies, moot court, and mock trials.
- since socio-economic problems are acute in Bangladesh the ultimate aim is the early exposure of taking social responsibility as a lawyer and serving society at large with greater social and humane concern. And make them acquainted with legal ethics, professional conduct, and etiquette.

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