Objective
NLIU has been in an iconoclastic mould to develop:
- Genuine independence and autonomy to encourage intellectual freedom and development of personality and outstanding qualities of leadership amongst its students.
- Innovative inter-disciplinary programmes with a clinical component.
- Imaginative and varied academic courses and extension programmes which include a Centre for Women and Law, Refresher Courses for Law Teachers, an Institute of Comparative Law and Jurisprudence, a Centre for Human Rights Education, and a Continuing and Distance Education Programs.
- A system of active learning through high level of teacher-student interaction and internal and continuous assessment of student’s achievement.
- Coordination of bench, bar and academics in planning the socially and professionally relevant programmes.
- Co- ordination with leading national and foreign institutions for floating abreast in the field of law, legislation and judicial trends.
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