Head of the Department
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Department Of Legal Studies, Swami Vivekananda University
Ph.D. (Law)
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Ph.D. (Law)
The Ph.D. programme in Law focuses on advanced research, innovation and specialisation. Scholars work under a supervisor on a thesis of their own, supported by the department’s seminars, its journal and its research collaborations.
- ProgrammePh.D
- Duration
- Department Department Of Legal Studies
Programme Overview
The Ph.D. programme in Law focuses on advanced research, innovation and specialisation. Scholars work under a supervisor on a thesis of their own, supported by the department’s seminars, its journal and its research collaborations.
Course Eligibility
Who can apply for Ph.D. (Law):
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Master’s degree in Law from a recognised university with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks. Candidates may be required to qualify through the university admission process, including an entrance examination and/or interview.
Career Opportunities
Roles this programme leads into:
Frequently Asked Questions
Master’s degree in Law from a recognised university with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks. Candidates may be required to qualify through the university admission process, including an entrance examination and/or interview.
Ph.D. (Law) is taught by the Department Of Legal Studies, part of the School of Legal Studies.
Graduates go into roles such as Assistant Professor, Legal Researcher, Policy Analyst and Principal Investigator.
Our Recruiters
Board Of Studies
Dean of the School
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Swami Vivekananda University
Senior Faculty Member
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Department Of Legal Studies, Swami Vivekananda University
External Subject Expert
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Industry Representative
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From a partner organisation
Alumni Representative
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Postgraduate alumnus of the department
Vice-Chancellor's Nominee
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