UPES School of Law raises the bar in legal education
Team Careers360 | August 26, 2021 | 03:26 PM IST | 1 min read
UPES School of Law has tied up with the UK's University of Law; provides 50% scholarships for PG programmes at international institutes.
NEW DELHI: The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) has joined hands with the University of Law in the UK for students and faculty to exchange programmes, research collaborations, online modules, and others. It also provides 50% scholarships for PG programmes at academic partner institutes in countries like the US, Europe and Canada.
The School of Law at UPES has on-boarded faculty from renowned universities and offers semester exchange programmes and 4-week study abroad programmes to students. It also assists students with international internships, a statement from the UPES said.
Further, UPES has launched Academic Blueprint for Learning Excellence (ABLE) that allows students to choose a core subject, specialisation, and minor subject of their interest from any school in the second year of their respective courses. This will help them in attaining deep knowledge and additional diploma in the minor subject, the university statement said.
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“The UPES School of Law supplements this knowledge with a hands-on approach, with practical learning methods like moot courts, immersive industrial tours, webinars by experts, and a lot more,” the UPES statement added.
UPES has also collaborated with Surana and Surana, a law firm, giving students a chance to experience life as a legal leader first-hand from one of the leading firms.
“The university has ranked amongst the Top 10 Private Law Colleges in India in India Today’s coveted list, and made it to the Top Law Schools on the Forbes Legal Powerlist 2020,” it further said.
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