www.jgu.edu.in

One Year LLM Programme inEnvironmental Law, Energy & Climate Change

in Academic Collaboration with theCentre for Environmental Law, WWF-India

O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) and Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) O. P. Jindal Global University is a non-profit, research oriented, global university established by the Government of Haryana and recognized by the University Grants Commission. JGU has established eight schools: Jindal Global Law School (JGLS), Jindal Global Business School (JGBS), Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA), Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP), Jindal School of Liberal Arts & Humanities (JSLH), Jindal School of Journalism & Communication (JSJC), Jindal School of Art & Architecture (JSAA) and Jindal School of Banking & Finance (JSBF). In 2009, JGU began its first academic session with the establishment of India's first global law school, Jindal Global Law School (JGLS). JGLS is recognised by the Bar Council of India and offers a three-year LL.B. programme, five-year B.A.LL.B. (Hons), B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) programmes and one-year LLM Programme in Corporate and Financial Law and Policy, I n t e r n a t i o n a l T r a d e a n d Investment Law, Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Law, Taxation Law, Environmental Law, Energy & Climate Change, General LLM and PhD Programme in Law.

The Centre for Environmental Law (CEL), WWF- India WWF-India is one of the largest conservation organization engaged in wildlife and nature conservation in the country. Established as a Charitable Trust on November 27, 1969, it has an experience of over four decades in the field. From a modest beginning, the organization was propelled forward by the efforts of its founders and associates who volunteered their time and energy to lend momentum to conservation movement. A part of WWF International, the organization has made its presence felt through a sustained effort not only towards nature and wildlife conservation, but sensitizing people by creating awareness through capacity building and enviro-legal activism. A challenging, constructive, science-based organization, WWF addresses issues like the survival of species and habitats, climate change and environmental education.

WHY JGLS?Ÿ Specially established Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies

Ÿ Global curriculum and pedagogy

Ÿ Internationally qualified teaching and research faculty

Ÿ 1:12 faculty-student ratio

Ÿ Internationally benchmarked quality assurance systems

Ÿ Law library with extensive electronic databases

Ÿ International student and faculty exchange programmes

Ÿ Globally networked career development and placement division

Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies, JGLSAll the LLM and PhD programmes at JGLS are offered under the aegis of the Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS). The CPGLS at the Jindal Global Law School is established to provide students with quality teaching and learning opportunities thereby creating an intellectually stimulating academic environment with experienced and dedicated faculty

committed to provide an excellent and world-class education. The Centre has already commenced with a one-year LLM programme, which is the first programme of its kind in India, with specialisations being offered in Corporate and Financial Law and Policy, International Trade and Investment Law and Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Law, Taxation Law, Environmental Law, Energy & Climate Change and General LLM.

The faculty at CPGLS has a strong research orientation and LLM and Ph.D. students are expected to contribute to faculty and research center projects in the University. CPGLS promotes interdisciplinary studies, joint teaching and joint research programmes in partnership with other Schools in the University and with partner Universities of the O.P. Jindal Global University with which JGU established international collaborations and semester exchange programmes.

With respect to all the programmes under the aegis of CPGLS, the intensive curriculum provides a number of electives on contemporary topics in international and business oriented law streams. The courses and curriculum reflect the contemporary needs of a rapidly changing global legal profession. While the fulfilment of academic credits is the basis for the completion of the programme, there is also a mandatory research component which gives students an opportunity to write on topics of contemporary legal significance.

ADMISSIONS ANNOUNCEMENT 201 – 9 20

About the Programme

As an advanced degree offered at CPGLS, JGLS, the LLM programme is designed to represent outstanding academic achievement. The intensive curriculum provides a number of electives on contemporary topics in National and International Environmental Law. Our teaching pedagogy will be based on the assumption that students pursuing an LLM degree have a strong academic background and basic understanding of their speciality area. Many of our courses will be taught by both leading scholars and periodically by accomplished international and domestic practitioners. We ensure high faculty-student ratio and better interactive learning atmosphere.

Distinctive Features of the LLM

CPGLS, JGLS offers specially designed, fully accredited, one-year full-time LLM programme with a global exposure for students seeking a world class postgraduate education in Law. The LLM programme is academically rigorous, requiring students to produce at least one scholarly piece of writing of publishable quality during the course of their study. Students will be supervised by a faculty member and provided with the necessary help to publish his/her independent.

Important dates

22 MAY 2019

Last date for LSAT – India registration

2 JUNE 2019

LSAT – India examination

31 MAY 2019

Last date to submit JGLS admission application

31 MAY 2019

Last date to submit JGLS scholarship application

JUNE 2019

LSAT – India results

1 AUGUST 2019

Commencement of LLM Programme

Apart from handling and furthering WWF-India's conservation work involving policy analysis, campaigning and legal interventions on environmental issues, Centre for Environmental Law (CEL) serves as a resource Centre for teaching environmental law and research in national, regional and international contexts. To implement its programmes CEL is building functional and professional linkages with government agencies and non-governmental organizations at national and global levels. Whereas both the above mentioned Parties have agreed to work together for developing programme in the area of law in order to promote professional legal education through use of various educational methodologies.

Vision

The LLM programme is developed to integrate Indian and global perspectives on aspects of environmental law, climate change and energy, and varied areas of law and emphasizes on an international, transnational and comparative approach to research. The programme aims to equip students with skills for global research enabling them to adapt, innovate and apply their knowledge to international legal issues. The objectives of the LLM programme are based on the vision of the O.P. Jindal Global University in imparting globalised legal education with a view to producing world class professionals, scholars, business leaders and academics in law.

Applicants to the LLM p r o g r a m m e a t t h e CPGLS, JGLS must have a Bachelor's degree in Law from any university in India or abroad that is duly recognised under the law and by the regulatory authorities. Students graduating in 2019 can apply, however they should submit their final certificate/mark sheet at the time of admission.

Admission will be based on the performance of the following entrance examinations (70% weightage) of LSAT– India entrance test 2019

Procedure: 1. Register online for the LSAT– India entrance test by logging on to

www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia. The LSAT–India registration fee is Rs. 3800/-; the fee can be paid online . You can also th(On or before 15 May 2019)contact Pearson VUE at LSATIndia@pearson.com.

2. AND SUBMIT

Statement of purpose, Curriculum Vitae and a telephonic interview (30% weightage)

Note: We also accept University of Delhi, LLM Entrance Test (2019) or CLAT - PG Entrance Test (2019) , subject to availability of seats.

Fees

Application FeeINR 1,500

Tuition Fee INR 4,00,000

Entrance ExaminationAdmissions Eligibility

JGLS was ranked FIRST and the BEST Private Law School in India by Careers360 Law School Ranking 2019

Mr. M.C. Mehta, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India delivering the Justice P. N. Bhagwati First Memorial Lecture on “Environmental Activism: Expanding the Legal and Constitutional Boundaries for Promoting Environmental Justice” at JGU campus on 17 October 2018

Hon'ble Mr. Justice Swatanter Kumar, Former Chairperson, National Green Tribunal, India in his keynote address “Air Pollution in Delhi NCR: What Can Be Done?’’ A consultation at JGU campus on 22 December 2018

LLM in Environmental Law, Energy & Climate ChangeLaw graduates who would like to develop specialist legal knowledge to tackle global challenges like climate change may benefit from a unique LLM which covers subjects of Environmental Law, Energy and Climate Change. Similarly, law professionals or anyone working in the field of environment will be benefitted by a specialized Masters Programme in Law to enhance their knowledge in this field to help build their existing career.

Curriculum DevelopmentA panel of experts from across sectors will be invited to review the curriculum developed by WWF- India and JGU. A programme Advisory Commettee for LLM in Environmental Law, Energy & Climate Change.

LLM in Environmental Law, Energy & Climate Change

Environmental Law has emerged significantly in the post Stockholm period as a subject of structured and substantive dimensions having immense contemporary relevance. It has its roots and bearings in the ancient Indian traditions, wherein, the environmental ethics of the times was reflected through divine personification of the cardinal natural elements which are sun, air, fire, water and earth.

The journey through ages diluted the reverential aspect of environment and brought in gradual exploitation of nature that became more pervasive and systematic, especially, in the aftermath of the industrial revolution and the new nuclear age of the 21st Century. It had its grave portents for India too. The post -independence phase in India witnessed a gradual acknowledgement of the seminal importance of environment as an essential ingredient of 'Right to Life” and several apex court judgments were rendered highlighting this aspect.

With a more ecologically and socially conscious milieu; it is essential to minimize the adverse impacts of pollution and ecological degradation through proper environmental management and international cooperation. This can be done by not just raising awareness of environmental values but also strengthening the delivery capacity of environmental professionals so that they are well equipped to face the challenges in their stream of work. One of the ways to address a situation like this is to strengthen the human resource pool by creating efficient environmental lawyers. In this context, Centre for Environmental Law (CEL), WWF India in collaboration with Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS), O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) offers 'LLM in Environmental Law, Energy and Climate Change'.

This Course is useful for Law graduates who would like to develop specialist legal knowledge on national and global environmental issues. Similarly, law professionals working in the field of environment will be benefitted by a specialized Masters Programme in Law to enhance their knowledge in this field to help build their existing career from the unique LLM in Environmental Law, Energy and Climate Change.

A Collaboration between Centre for Environmental Law,WWF – India and O.P. Jindal Global University

Programme Objectives

The course will be first of its kind in the world with following objectives –

1. To study the symbiotic relationship between environment and climate change through the prism of the functioning of law and the relevant institutions with the objective of promoting sustainable development.

2. To study the role of law and legal institutions in the field of environment and climate change and its evolving relationship to public policy development and good governance.

3. To study the relationship between domestic and international law in the field of environment and climate change and how multilateral institutions and climate negotiations are affecting and impacting both domestic and international law and policy.

4. To study the role and impact of domestic and international adjudicatory mechanisms on environment and climate change with special reference to a critical examination and assessment of the functioning of the national environmental courts and tribunals.

5. To study the role and impact of dispute resolution mechanisms in the field of environment and climate change for examining issues relating to compensation, mitigation and other remedies for damages relating to the environment.

6. To study and analyse alternate energy solutions, available technical knowledge in the field of environment and climate change and how innovations in the field are best implemented.

7. To study how places and people are dealing with climate change, applicable environmental laws which provide viable solutions and to understand the principles and subject of climate adaptation.

Academic Overview

The One-Year LLM in Environmental Law, Energy and Climate Change consists of core/foundational and elective courses. The programme shall have minimum 28 credits with the following components:

Three Core/ Three Foundational mandatory courses (3 credits and 2 credits each)

Five optional courses of (2 credits/4 credits each) and Dissertation on a topic approved by the Dissertation Committee (3 Credits)

The Electives will cover:

l International Environmental Laws – Interface between Environmental Laws, Energy Laws and Climate Change: International Conventions, Global Developments, Case Study and Solution Based Approaches.

l National Environmental Laws – Interface between Environmental Law, Energy Laws and Climate Change: National Laws and Policies, Institutional Frameworks Resulting in Effective Implementation.

l Energy Laws and Policies – Sectoral Coverage, Technical Case Studies and Solution Based Approach.

l Climate Change Governance - Financing in Climate Sector, Technological Innovations, Alternate Energy Regimes, Urban Green Living.

l Renewable Energy Development in India: Status, Projections and Prospects

l Climate Adaptation: Introduction and Current Global and National Perspectives explained through Case Studies and on Ground Scenarios.

l Field Trip – Mandatory Study Tour to a conservation site which demonstrates implementation of laws and policies, best practices & sustainable living.

JGU was awarded the Diamond Rating in the QS I-GAUGE RankingsJGU was ranked second on the all-India Swachhta Rankings of higher education institutions.

International Board of Advisors International educational collaborations are essential to the global vision of JGU and JGLS. An International Board of Advisors (IBA) provides support to the school in strengthening its international partnerships. Distinguished academics from leading universities, as well as lawyers and other professionals with a commitment to promoting excellence in education are members of the IBA. In addition to the IBA, the JGLS also has an Advisory Council for CPGLS.

Chairpersons of IBA Professor (Dr.) C. Raj KumarVice Chancellor, O.P. Jindal Global University andDean, Jindal Global Law School

Professor Peter H. SchuckSimeon E. Baldwin Professor Emeritus of Law, Yale Law School

Members of Advisory Council to the CPGLS Professor Andrew GuzmanDean and Carl Mason Franklin Chair in LawUSC Gould School of Law and Professor of Law and Political Science;Visiting Professor, Harvard and University of Chicago Law School

Professor Randall S. ThomasJohn S. Beasley II Professor of Law and BusinessDirector, Law and Business Programme, Professor of Management;Vanderbilt University School of Law and Owen School of Management;Visiting Professor, Harvard and Duke Law School

Professor Raj BhalaBrenneisen Distinguished Professor of LawUniversity of Kansas School of Law;Visiting Professor, World Trade Institute, Bern, Switzerland andAdvisor, IMF and World Bank

Professor Gianmaria AjaniRector, University of Turin and Dean, Faculty of Law, Universityof Turin; Director, ILO-Turin LLM in International Trade andContracts Law and WIPO-Turin LLM in Intellectual Property Rights;Board Member, IGLP, Harvard Law School, InternationalAcademy of Comparative Law

Dr. Edward KwakwaPrincipal Legal CounselWorld Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), Geneva;Visiting Professor, Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva

Ÿ Justice Markandey Katju Chairman, Press Council of IndiaŸ Ambassador Ujal Singh Bhatia

Member of the Appellate Body, World Trade Organisation, Geneva

Ÿ Justice Dalveer Bhandari Judge, International Court Of Justice,

The Hague, The Netherlands

Ÿ Justice G.S. Singhvi Judge, Supreme Court of India

Ÿ Justice A.K. Patnaik Judge, Supreme Court of India

Ÿ Justice Gita Mital Judge, High Court of Delhi

Ÿ Justice Randy J. Holland Judge, Delaware Supreme Court, USA

Ÿ O.P. Vaish Founding Partner, Vaish Associates

Advocates

Ÿ Gopal Subramaniam Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of

India

Ÿ Parthasarathi Shome Chairman, Prime Minister's

Committee on General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR)

Ÿ Nishith Desai Founding Partner, Nishith Desai

Associates, Mumbai

Ÿ Zia Mody Managing Partner, AZB & Partners,

Mumbai

Ÿ Haigreve Khaitan Partner, Khaitan & Co., Mumbai

Ÿ Chris Parson Chairman, India Practice, Herbert

Smith Freehills LLP, London

Ÿ Suhail Nathani Partner, Economic Laws

Practice

Ÿ Bharat Vasani Chief Legal and Group

General Counsel, Tata Sons Ltd.

Ÿ Hugh Verrier Chairman, White & Case, LLP,

New York, USA

Ÿ Nandan Nelivigi Partner & Head of India

Practice, White & Case, LLP

New York, USA

Ÿ Bhaskar Chatterjee Director General & CEO,

Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs

Ÿ Madhu Sudan Sahoo Secretary, Institute of

Company Secretaries of India

Ÿ Ajay Thomas Registrar, London Court of

International Arbitration India Office

Ÿ Harish N. Salve Senior Advocate Supreme Court of India

Ÿ Chas Roy Chowdhury Head of Taxation, ACCA, UK

Ÿ Lalit BhasinPresidentSociety of Indian Law Firms

Ÿ Mr. Brooks DalyDeputy Secretary General and Principal Legal Counsel (PCA) The Hague, The Netherlands

Luminaries from across the world have graced such events organized by the JGLS. These seminars offer unique insights from the areas of Corporate/Commercial Laws, Public Law, Trade and Investment Law and Taxation, General Legal Studies and Environmental Law, Energy & Climate Change. Some of the distinguished speakers who have addressed the JGLS students are as follows:

Programme Advisory Committee (PAC) for LLM in Environmental Law, Energy and Climate ChangeChairpersons and Convenors of PAC

Professor (Dr.) C. Raj KumarVice Chancellor, O.P. Jindal Global University andDean, Jindal Global Law School

Mr. Ravi SinghSecretary General and CEO, WWF India

Ms. Moulika ArabhiAdvisor, Centre for Environmental Law, WWF India

Professor Dabiru Sridhar PatnaikChief Proctor, O.P. Jindal Global University andDirector, Centre for Post Graduate Legal StudiesJindal Global Law School

Members of the PAC

Justice Michael Wilson Judge, Supreme Court of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA.

Dr. Anurag Danda

Senior Advisor, Climate Change Adaptation, WWF India and Advisor, South Asia Region, Environment and Water Resources Management Unit, World Bank, Washington, USA.

Professor Stephen Darryl GirvinProfessor of Law and Director, LLM inMartime Law Programme, Faculty of Law, National Universityof Singapore, Singapore

Professor Joost PauweleynProfessor of Law, Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva;Visiting Professor, Harvard Law School and Stanford Law School;Former Legal Advisor, World Trade Organisation (WTO)

Mr. Brooks W. DalyDeputy Secretary General and Principal Legal Counsel,Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague;Invited Lecturer (2014), The Renaissance of Inter StateArbitration, The Hague Academy of International LawVisiting Professor, Leiden University School of Law, Leiden

Professor Stephen W. MazzaDean and Professor of LawUniversity of Kansas School of Law;Associate Editor, ABA Section of Taxation News Quarterly

Professor (Dr) Ernst-Ulrich PetersmannEmeritus Professor, Department of LawEuropean University Institute, Florence, Italy

JGU was ranked among the top 450 universities in Asia on the QS Asia University Rankings 2019, and became the youngest Indian University to feature in the QS BRICS Rankings 2019. JGU was one of only two private

universities to be ranked out of the top 75 Indian universities on these rankings.

JGU was ranked in the 251-300 rank bracket of the QS University Rankings: BRICS 2018 Edition. JGU is ranked in the top 300 universities out of 9,000 universities in the BRICS region (covering five countries – Brazil,

Russia, India, China, South Africa), placing it in the top 2.8% of the universities in the BRICS region.JGU is also the first and only private university in Haryana to have been ranked in an international ranking.

International Student Exchange and Study Abroad ProgrammesStudents have been nominated to pursue postgraduate study abroad programmes at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Canada and the Maurer School of Law, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA, East China University of Law and Political Science, Shangai, China. Students have pursued a second LLM programme at the Zhejiang University School of Law, China.

Jindal Southwestern Double Degree LLM ProgrammeStudy at “HOME” and the “WORLD” with Jindal Global Law School and Southwestern Law School, California, USA for a 'Global LLM: India's First Truly Global LLM' in Two Cosmopolitan Cities - NCR of Delhi and Los Angeles, California : 2 Master's Degrees in 3 Semesters. Southwestern Law School, with over a century of excellence in American Legal Studies, and Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies, Jindal Global Law School, India's most innovative Law School, announce a unique opportunity to begin studies in India and complete them in the United States.

Specialize in areas such as:Ÿ Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Law,Ÿ International Trade and Investment Law,Ÿ Corporate and Financial Law and Policy.Students choosing Global LLM will complete 2 Semesters (one year) at JGU and move on to do the 3rd Semester for the Global LL.M. degree at the Southwestern Law School. All subject to satisfactory fulfillment of academic requirements set by the respective Universities.

Jindal Brunel Double Degree LLM ProgrammeTo facilitate the LLM students of CPGLS, JGLS to earn a world-class second LLM from Brunel University, U.K., an historic MOU has been signed between both the Universities. This Dual LLM offered by JGLS and Brunel enables law graduates to earn both an Indian LLM from JGLS and an UK LLM from Brunel University in a much lesser time and cost. A joint supervision of LLM Dissertation at JGU by the JGLS Faculty Member with Brunel Faculty, is a landmark clause which helps LLM students to write and submit one dissertation at JGLS which will satisfy the requirements of both the programmes.

After spending one year at JGLS in its one year residential LLM programme, a student may choose to shift to Brunel, UK and earn his second LLM by spending one year at Brunel University London to earn:

Ÿ LLM LawŸ LLM International Commercial LawŸ LLM International Financial Regulation and Corporate LawŸ LLM International Human RightsŸ LLM International Intellectual Property

Notes: 1. The students of Dual LLM programme must submit a valid IELTS score of 6.5

or above with a minimum 6.0 in each of its element and above.2. 15% of Tuition Fee Concession shall be awarded to every LLM student of

CPGLS who chooses to pursue the Dual LLM at Brunel University.

ScholarshipsO.P. Jindal Outstanding Merit ScholarshipsThe top five LSAT—India test scorers who enroll in the three year LL.B. programme, five year B.A./B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme and a one year LLM programme will be awarded the O.P. Jindal Outstanding Merit Scholarship of Rs. 1 lakh per year. This will be based solely on their performance in the LSAT—India admission test.

Naveen Jindal Young Global ScholarshipsThe aim of the scholarship is to nurture, encourage and support young global leaders. One student from the five year B.A./B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme, One student from the three year LL.B. and another student from the one year LLM programme will be awarded this scholarship on the basis of an independent selection process. An award of one year programme fee will be given to the student of B.A./B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and LL.B programme and for LLM 50% of the programme fee will be awarded to the selected student of LLM programme.

Shallu Jindal Outstanding Women ScholarshipsThe aim of the scholarship is to nurture, encourage and support outstanding women to enter the field of law. Two students from the three year LL.B. programme, two students from the five year B.A./B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and two students from the one year LLM programme will be awarded this scholarship on the basis of an independent selection process. An award of 50% of one year programme fee will be given to each student.Studentships ranging from 10% to 75% of tuition fees are awarded on merit-cum-means basis to a substantial number of selected students as per university rules.Students who qualify under Haryana domicile category may be eligible for full or partial fee concession.

Education LoansJGU has established tie-ups with HDFC Bank, Credila, Dena Bank and ICICI Bank to facilitate education loans to students who are admitted at JGU.

JGU is the youngest university to have been ranked in the 251-300 Bracket of the QS University Rankings: BRICS 2018 Edition

University Grants Commission (UGC) has accorded a special and unique status to JGU under Section 12 B of the UGC Act, 1956

Visit of Professor Avi Soifer and Professor Denise E. Antolini, William S Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii and Justice Michael Wilson, Supreme Court of Hawaii to the WWF India Office, New Delhi, February 2015.

Ÿ Mr. Dinsha Farrokh Allen Mistree Lecturer and Research Fellow,

Stanford Law School,Stanford, CA

Ÿ Prof. Erik G. Jensen Professor of the Practice of Law

Director, Rule of Law ProgramStanford Law School, Stanford, CA andAffiliated Core FacultyThe Center on Democracy,Development and the Rule of LawFreeman Spogli InstituteStanford University

Ÿ Prof. Nate Persily James B. McClatchy Professor of Law,

Stanford Law School,Stanford University, USA

Ÿ Professor Zhiyuan Guo Professor, China University of Political

Science and Law,Beijing Shi, China

Ÿ Ms. Wang Liyu Deputy Secretary General, Asian African Legal Consultative

Organisation (AALCO), New Delhi and Counsellor, Foreign Ministry of China

Ÿ Ms. Dasho Neten Zangmo Former Chairperson,

Bhutan Anti-Corruption Commission

Ÿ Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan Founder of the Lok Satta Party; Founder and General Secretary of

Foundation for Democratic Reforms, Hyderabad

Ÿ Professor (Dr.) Ashwani Kumar, IPS (Retd.) Chancellor,

AP Goyal Shimla University;Former Governor, Nagaland and Former Director, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)

Ÿ Mr. P.K. Malhotra Former Law Secretary,

Ministry of Law & Justice, Government of India

Ÿ Professor M. Sridhar Acharyulu

Former Information Commissioner, Central Information Commission (CIC), New Delhi

Ÿ Mr. Avi Singh, Legal Counsel Cicero Chambers,

New Delhi and Professor, International University College of Turin, Italy

O.P. Jindal Global UniversitySonipat Narela Road, Sonipat,Haryana- 131 001, NCR of Delhi, India

Tel.: +91-130-4091801/804/806/908, Fax: +91-130-4091803www.jgls.edu.in

For queries relating to the LLM Programme: Mr. Suryakant Jain, Senior Manager, LLM Admissions, suryakant@jgu.edu.in, +91 8396907275;

Ms. Anshu Gupta, Assistant Manager, JGLS Admissions, anshugupta@jgu.edu.in, +91-7027850363; Ms. Anitha Shibu, Manager, CPGLS, cpglsoffice@jgu.edu.in;

Prof. Anand Prakash Mishra, Director of Law Admissions, apmishra@jgu.edu.in

Link to Admission Application: http://www.jgls.edu.in/CPGLS/

Professor Armin Rosencranz, Stanford University, USA and Professor of Law and Public Policy, Jindal Global Law School speaking at the National Conference on "Review of Developments in Indian Environmental and Forest Law" organised by JGU on 20 September 2014

Justice Mr. Michael D. Wilson, Judge, Supreme Court of Hawai'i, USA, speaking at the seminar on “Recent Developments in Indian Environment and Climate Change Policy” at JGU Campus on 7 March 2016.

JGLS ranked 1 among all private law schools in India by Careers360 Magazine (2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017

JGLS ranked 5 among all law schools in India in Legally India’s Graduate Recruitment Rankings (2014)

www.cpgls.edu.in

JGU's International Collaborations*

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Students4320

Full time faculty members432

Faculty-student ratio1:1037

Women faculty members49%

Female students46%Interdisciplinary research centres55+International collaborations250+Countries with collaborating institutions50+

Research and capacity building institutes3

Countries represented by students20

Research publications2400+

Indian States & Union Territories represented by students29

Students on scholarships 60%

(16%) Internationalfaculty from 32 countries71

Alumni1900Alumni from the top 200 global universities55%

Interdisciplinary schools (17 Programmes)8

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