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| − | University Law College, formerly known as the Government Law College, was established by the erstwhile Government of Mysore in the year 1948. In 1976 the college came to be known as University Law College and became a part of Bangalore University. | + | '''University Law College''', formerly known as the Government Law College, was established by the erstwhile Government of Mysore in the year 1948. In 1976 the college came to be known as University Law College and became a part of Bangalore University. |
Revision as of 00:16, 19 November 2010
University Law College, formerly known as the Government Law College, was established by the erstwhile Government of Mysore in the year 1948. In 1976 the college came to be known as University Law College and became a part of Bangalore University.
Curriculum
The college initially offered three year L.L.B course with Prof. M. Narayana Rao as its first Principal. However, in 1986-87, under the able leadership and administration of Principal Dr. V. B. Coutinho, five year integrated course of B.A.L.L.B replaced the three year programme. The Post Graduate department of studies and research in law was introduced in the year 1976, offering the L.L.M programme.
It currently offers masters programme in Business Law, Labour and Capital Law, Environment and Legal Order.
Background
History
The erstwhile Government of Mysore (now the State of Karnataka) started the college in the year 1948. It was previously known as the Bangalore Government Law College. Prof. Narayan Rao was the first Principal of the college. From 1964, ULC was brought under the Faculty of Law of Bangalore University. ULC started with a two-year course, and later offered a three-year postgraduate LL.B. program till 1986.
Location
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Administration
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Facts & Figures
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Admissions
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Fee structure
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Infrastructure
Hostels
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Library and Reading Room
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IT Infrastructure
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Extra Curricular Activities
Mooting
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Student Activities
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Recruitment
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Seminars and Conferences
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Academia and faculty
Notable faculty
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Journals and publications
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Subjects available
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Alumni
The "University Law College Alumni Association" (ULCAA), Bangalore has been constituted with a larger objective of, among other things, helping students of the college with career pathing and counseling.
Notable alumni
Mr. Justice M.N. Venkatachaliah, former Chief Justice, Supreme Court; Hon'ble Mr. Justice N. Venkatachala, former Lokayukta and Judge, Supreme Court of India; Hon'ble Justice Sri. R.V. Raveendran, Judge, Supreme Court of India
External links
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