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NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW
HYDERABAD
CENTRE FOR DISTANCE AND ONLINE EDUCATION (CDOE)

Programmes offered through Open & Distance Learning Mode
2 Year M.A. Programmes in :
 Aviation Law & Air Transport Management
 Security & Defence Laws
 Space & Telecommunication Laws
 Maritime Laws
 Criminal Law & Forensic Science
 International Taxation
 Animal Protection Laws
One-Year Advanced Diplomas in :
 Patents Law
 Cyber Laws
 Media Laws
 International Humanitarian Law
 Alternative Dispute Resolution
 Family Dispute Resolution
 Drafting, Negotiation & Enforcement of Contracts
 Aviation Law & Air Transport Management
 GIS & Remote Sensing Laws
 Maritime Laws
 Criminal Law & Forensic Science
 Financial Services & Legislations
 Corporate Taxation
 Animal Protection Laws
 Cyber Security & Data Protection Laws
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(Accredited with ‘A’ by NAAC) Directorate of Distance Education
Two Year M.A. in

AVIATION LAW & AIR TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
The aviation industry has always been a very unique industry in itself. Its rapid growth across the
About the Programme globe coupled with usage of the best and the most innovative technologies and increasing
contribution to the economic and infrastructural development of a country makes the
international civil aviation sector particularly important from both legal as well as management perspective.
Legal and Management aspects of International Civil Aviation are so well interconnected that the study of one aspect was
incomplete without the study of the other. Thus NALSAR through its Centre for Aerospace & Defence Laws (CADL) had
initiated this 2-Year M.A. (Aviation Law & Air Transport Management).
a. Bachelor's Degree or an equivalent Degree in any discipline from any recognized University; or
Eligibility :
b. 3-year Degree/Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME)
c. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Graduation / Engineering are also eligible to
apply.
Direct Admission subject to fulfilment of the eligibility criteria.

Admission Procedure Tentative Admission Schedule : June -August every year.
Course Fee : ¤ Rs. 40,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
¤ Rs. 35,000/- p.a. for Defence Personnel
Course Structure
Subject
Subject SEMESTER - III
Code
SEMESTER - I 2.3.7. Aviation Safety, Security and Liability Laws
1.1.1. General Principles of Law 2.3.8. Air Space & Air Traffic Management
1.1.2. International Air Law 2.3.9. Air Transport Economics and Statistics
1.1.3. Principles of Management 2.3.10. Aviation Marketing
SEMESTER - II SEMESTER - IV
1.2.4. Domestic Air Laws in India 2.4.11. Aviation Contracts & Tenders
1.2.5. Airport Management 2.4.12. Aviation Corporate Laws
1.2.6. Airline Management 2.4.13. Dissertation
Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts
Conduct of the Programme each semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the
classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is compulsory
and the candidate should have at least 75% attendance in the PCP sessions to appear for the end semester examination.
The PCP sessions may be attended by the candidates either physically on campus or online also.
A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Master's Degree, should submit all the assignments /
Award of the Degree projects / case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects including
Dissertation obtaining at least CGPA 5.50 out of 10.00.
Directorate of Distance Education

Justice City, Shameerpet, Medchal District, Hyderabad - 500101, Telangana, India
Ph : +91 40 23498405 / 404 / 402; Mobile / Whatsapp : +91 70755 89600 Email : ddeadmissions@nalsar.ac.in
www.dde.nalsar.ac.in, www.nalsarpro.org
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SECURITY & DEFENCE LAWS
About the Programme After independence, India has faced many ebbs and flows in the fields of security developments. Periodic
wars with Pakistan and China highlighted the need for greater India's security planning and policy in India.
Although our political leadership exercises greater control over the domain of defence and security policy regime, it is imperative for the other
sections of civil society to gain informed knowledge about the same discipline. Defence studies, War studies, Strategic studies as currently
taught only in a handful of Universities in India.
This M.A Programme on Security and Defence Laws intends to equip the course participants with national and international legal framework
governing the defence industry in the world, at regional levels and in India.
Eligibility a. Bachelor's Degree or an equivalent Degree in any discipline from any recognized University; or
b. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Graduation / Engineering are also eligible to apply.

Course Fee ¤ Rs. 40,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
¤ Rs. 35,000/- p.a. for Defence Personnel
Course Structure
Subject
Subject Subject
Code Subject
Code
SEMESTER - I
1.1.1. General Principles of Law SEMESTER - III
International Security, Diplomacy 2.3.9. Regional Security and Global Governance

1.1.2.
and Conflict Resolution
1.1.3. Defence Technology and Defence Laws 2.3.10. Terrorism and Counter Terrorism
1.1.4. International Institutions and Global Security
2.3.11. Aviation, Space and Maritime Security Laws
SEMESTER - II
1.2.5. Defence Management and Strategic Studies Cyber Space, Cyber Security and National
2.3.12.
Defence
1.2.6. Defence Contracts and Tenders
Defence Procurement Policies: National and SEMESTER - IV
1.2.7.
International Perspectives
1.2.8. Defence Laws and Policies in India 2.4.13. Dissertation
Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts each semester.
Conduct of the Programme Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on
the dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is compulsory and the candidate should have at least
75% attendance in the PCP sessions to appear for the end semester examination.
Award of the Degree A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Master's Degree, should submit all the assignments / projects /
case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects including Dissertation obtaining at
least CGPA 5.50 out of 10.00

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SPACE & TELECOMMUNICATION LAWS
The man's small step on moon is indeed proving a giant leap for mankind as predicted by Neil Armstrong in
About the Programme 1969 where human kind has explored the universe abundantly and still to explore the much in Universe. The
everyday discovery of truth in outer space has many implications on mankind. The continuous development in space exploration leads to
rapid developments in science, technology and indeed in communication sector which has changed the human relations. This development
however, came with many problems finding legal solutions to protect and regulate the international relations. Hence today, the space law has
become one of the important branches of international law.
The M.A. (Space & Telecommunication Laws) aims towards offering the knowledge of legal regime governing outer space bodies including
moon and other celestial bodies, its implication on science, technology and communication and examining its practical implications.
Eligibility

Course Fee ¥ Rs. 40,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
Course Structure
Subject Subject
Subject Subject
Code Code
SEMESTER - I SEMESTER - III
1.1.1. General Principles of Law 2.3.9. Telecommunication Laws in India
1.1.2. Space Technology and Law
2.3.10. Law of Remote Sensing and Geospatial Data
1.1.3. International Space Law
1.1.4. Space Commercialization and Legal Issues Trade Laws relating to Space and
2.3.11.
Telecommunications
SEMESTER - II
1.2.5. International Telecommunication Laws 2.3.12. Space Law and Contemporary Issues
Space Technology, Telecommunications and

1.2.6. SEMESTER - IV
IPRs Issues
1.2.7. Information Technology and Cyber Laws
2.4.13. Dissertation
1.2.8. Space Security: Laws and Policies
Conduct of the Programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts each semester.
Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on
the dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is compulsory and the candidate should have at least 75% attendance in the PCP sessions to
appear for the end semester examination.
least CGPA 5.50 out of 10.00.

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MARITIME LAWS
India has a rich history in dealing with sea trade as well as a variety of trading and non-trading practices via sea
About the Programme within and beyond the confines of the country. Hence it has built up a magnificent maritime history and traditions for
several decades even much before the rise of European maritime powers. However, it experienced decline while the western and European
nations advanced during the Industrial Revolution.
At present, among all Asian and African countries, India has one of the largest and considerably well-coordinated merchant shipping fleet with
almost ninety percent of the country's trade volume moved by sea. With one of the largest coastline and having boundary as sea/ocean, guarding
the country through coast also gains importance.
In short trade and security through the ocean is prominent in India. Hence from past decades we have laws governing trade and security but with
change in circumstances, updation and research on emerging areas is required. With the emergence of new areas and concepts in maritime
field, the requirement for research and analysis is significant. Hence, this course aims to educate in these new emerging areas.
Eligibility

Course Fee : ¥ Rs. 40,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
¥ Rs. 35,000/- p.a. for Defence Personnel
Course Structure
Subject Subject
Subject Subject
Code Code
1.1.1. General Principles of Law 2.3.7. Port Operations and Coastal Zone Management
1.1.2. International Maritime Laws 2.3.8. The Law of Shipping Contracts
1.1.3. Maritime Security & Safety 2.3.9. Maritime Economics
SEMESTER - II 2.3.10. Marine Insurance Law
1.2.4. Maritime Laws of India SEMESTER - IV

International Trade and Marine Transport
1.2.5. 2.4.11. Maritime Crimes and Jurisdiction Issues
Services
2.4.12. Marine Environmental Laws
1.2.6. Maritime Disputes Resolution
2.4.13. Dissertation
Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the
dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is compulsory and the candidate should have at least 75% attendance in the PCP sessions to appear
for the end semester examination.
Award of the Degree A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Master's Degree, should submit all the assignments / projects / case
studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects including Dissertation obtaining at least CGPA
5.50 out of 10.00.

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CRIMINAL LAW & FORENSIC SCIENCE
About the Programme As the technology advances, so do the criminal who cleverly apply and commit crimes in an ingenious manner and
accordingly the methods of analysis of evidence should also be updated utilising appropriate forensic tools &
techniques to effectively prevent, control, detect and punish the criminals through the systems of justice adopting the governing laws which are
also being continuously enacted to suit the changing socio-economic environment.
The Master’s Degree course in Criminal Law & Forensic Science is designed to provide knowledge about the constantly evolving laws and new
methods of investigating a variety of offences/violations of civil/criminal and other laws.
In tune with the emerging laws, technologies and methods of investigation, Forensic Science & Technologies are also getting upgraded and the
legal professionals should enhance their knowledge and insights adequately making use of emerging forensic knowledge in Questioned
Documents & Fingerprints, Cyber Forensics & Audio-Video Forensics, DNA Forensics, Medico-legal practices and Forensic Accounting which
are needed to deal with routine cases.
Admission Procedure Direct Admission subject to fulfilment of the eligibility criteria.

Tentative Admission Schedule : June -August every year.
Course Structure
Subject Subject
Subject Subject
Code Code
1.1.1. Criminology and Restorative Justice 2.3.7. Technology and Law: Emerging Areas
1.1.2. Criminal Law and Legislative under pinnings 2.3.8. Questioned Documents and Fingerprints
2.3.9. DNA Fingerprinting

1.1.3. Criminal Justice Administration and Process
2.3.10. Forensic Accounting
SEMESTER - II
SEMESTER - IV
Introduction to Forensic Science &
1.2.4.
Forensic Physical Sciences 2.4.11. Forensic Medicine
1.2.5. Forensic Chemical & General Science 2.4.12. Cyber Forensics
1.2.6. Forensic Medicine, Biology & DNA 2.4.13. Dissertation
Award of the Degree A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Master's Degree, should submit all the assignments / projects / case
studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects including Dissertation obtaining at least CGPA
5.50 out of 10.00.
Directorate of Distance Education In Association with

In Association with
(Accredited with ‘A’ by NAAC) Directorate of Distance Education Tax & Corporate Laws of INDIA
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INTERNATIONAL TAXATION
The unprecedented proliferation of cross border transactions in a globalised and technically advanced world order
About the Programme essentially meant increased presence of entities doing business on foreign soil. While such transcending of
political borders and even physical market places has brought opportunities and sources of tax revenues in the home country as well as the host
country, it also poses its own set of challenges. Both domestic tax laws and DTAA regimes situated in the 'brick and mortar' model of doing
business are found to be inadequate to capture the eccentric market players of the digital economy. An already existing problem further deepens
with the on-going undercurrents between the Global North and South attempts to re-configure the existing principles and arrangements of
international taxation.
Consequentially Double Tax Avoidance Agreements assume criticality in present time taxation scene for more reasons than just avoiding double-
taxation. Today any understanding of the law and practice of domestic tax law is incomplete without appreciating the implications of DTAA. This
programme offers a thorough comprehension of the international taxation and in-depth understanding of the related concepts and controversies
of high relevance be it for policy, practice or academics.
Eligibility

Course Structure
SEMESTER I SEMESTER-III
Subject
FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONAL TAX TREATIES-PART II
code
TAX TREATY
2.3.9 Income from Equity and Debt Investment
Understanding International Tax Treaties and its
1.1.1
implications on Domestic Tax Laws 2.3.10 Royalties and Fees for Technical Services
1.1.2 Interpretation of Tax Treaty 2.3.11 Taxation of Digital Economy
1.1.3 Scope of Tax Treaties 2.3.12 Tax Avoidance
1.1.4 Residence for Treaty Purposes SEMESTER-IV
CHALLENGES AND FUTURE OF TAX
SEMESTER II TREATIES
TAX TREATIES- PART I
2.4.13 Methods of Elimination of Double Taxation
1.2.5 Permanent Establishment
2.4.14 Exchange of Information and Enforcement
1.2.6 Business Profits and Associated Enterprise
Transfer Pricing and Allocation of Business Most Favoured Nation Clause and Mutual
1.2.7 2.4.15
Profits Agreement Procedure
Income from Immovable Property and Capital BEPs, MLIs and Future of International Taxation-
1.2.8 2.4.16
Gains The way ahead
Award of the Degree A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Master’s Degree, should submit all the assignments / projects / case
studies and should secure 50% marks or ‘B’ grade in all the subjects i obtaining at least CGPA 5.50 out of 10.00.
Directorate of Distance Education In Association with

Tax & Corporate Laws of INDIA
Ph : +91 40 23498405 / 404 / 402; Mobile ‘ Whatsapp : +91 70755 89600 Email : ddeadmissions@nalsar.ac.in
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ANIMAL PROTECTION LAWS
About the Programme Animals for all intents and purposes have been seen as means to an end without any consideration or value
unto themselves. However, current events unfolding across the world reiterate how closely the welfare of all
living beings is interconnected. An anthropocentric approach to law, society and governance is not effective and the repercussions of such a
system have devastating effects on the environment, public health, human rights and animal life.
In order to build a more equitable world for all, we must examine how the legal system impacts welfare as a whole. Animal law is an imperative
area of learning for all individuals working in furtherance of a more just, compassionate and equitable country and world.
Through this program NALSAR aims to create experts, be it lawyers or other professionals in allied sectors. It caters to those who want to
specialize in theory and practice of animal laws in India and international law relevant to animal protection.
Eligibility : a. Bachelor's Degree or an equivalent Degree in any discipline from any recognized University; or

Note: Multiple prestigious scholarships may be available to students on merit or means basis.
Course Structure
Subject Subject
Subject Subject
Code Code
1.1.1. Introduction to Law 2.3.7. Criminal Law
1.1.2. Constitutional Law 2.3.8. Associated Laws Relating to Animal Protection
Laws relating to Prevention of Cruelty to 2.3.9. Civil Laws
1.1.3.
Animals -1
2.3.10. Animals and Society
SEMESTER - II
SEMESTER - IV
1.2.4. Animal Ethics
2.4.11. Governance and Compliance
Laws relating to Prevention of Cruelty to
1.2.5.
Animals -2 2.4.12. Animal Legal Personhood
1.2.6. Wildlife Laws 2.4.13. Dissertation
Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts each semester.
Conduct of the Programme Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on
the dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is compulsory and the candidate should have at least
75% attendance in the PCP sessions to appear for the end semester examination.

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One Year Advanced Diploma in

PATENTS LAW
About the Programme India is ranked as the fastest emerging economy and a major global player in the years to come. The
country has the largest scientific and technical human resources among top five countries in the world.
With the advent of WTO regime, it has integrated its IP legislations in compliance with TRIPS agreement
and is poised to be a destination for research and innovation.
Such transformation requires capacity building in the field of IPR human resources. Acquisition of patents, prosecution and protection
require training and skills of IP law for technical and legal professionals.
b. Candidates who complete three years of their 5-Year Integrated LL.B. Degree Programme in Law; or
c. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Graduation / Engineering are also eligible to apply.
Direct Admission subject to fulfilment of the eligibility criteria

Admission Procedure
Tentative Admission Schedule : June -August every year..
Course Fee ¥ Rs. 30,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category.
Course Structure
Subject Code Subject
1.1. Introduction to Intellectual Property
1.2. International Treaties & Conventions on IPR
1.3. Patent Law & Practice in India
1.4. International Patent Regimes
Conduct of the programme
Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted for four days twice in a year at Hyderabad by the subject
experts. Each subject shall consist of 12 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the dedicated
website. Attendance at the PCP is not compulsory but candidates are advised to attend the classes as they are important to
understand the subject and successfully complete the course. There will be one annual examination for each paper.
Award of the Diploma
A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects obtaining atleast
CGPA of 5.50 out of 10.00.

Ph : +91 40 23498405 / 404 / 402 ; Mobile / Whatsapp : +91 70755 89600 Email : ddeadmissions@nalsar.ac.in
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CYBER LAWS
About the Programme In the ambit of technology and Law, Law has always been at the curve of the highway chasing the
developments of technology and ends often issuing violation tickets. Law needs to provide a road
map to technology with appropriate signals and speed breakers for its safe driving.
The need of the times is that of a strong legal research orientation in the arena of cyber space which needs to travel along with
technological developments if not in advance. Such an effort can make Law as a management tool of rights and obligations in the
interface of Technology and Governance.
The need or avoidance of legislation on cyber processes has been the crucial battleground among legislators, civil society and
technical professionals.
The course is designed to give a better exposure regarding existing legislations, comparative cyber jurisprudence, emerging
challenges such as big data, artificial intelligence, block chain technology, balance of freedom of expression and accountability by
regulation which will serve as a strong foundation to deal the cyber operations in professional as well as personal front.
Course fee Rs. 30,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
Course Structure

1.1 Cyber Jurisprudence & E-Contracts
1.2 E-Commerce & Taxation
1.3 IPR in Cyber Space
1.4 Cyber Security & Cyber Crimes
Conduct of the programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted for four days twice in a year
at Hyderabad by the subject experts. Each subject shall consist of 12 teaching hours. The
recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is not compulsory but
candidates are advised to attend the classes as they are important to understand the subject and successfully complete the
course. There will be one annual examination for each paper.
Award of the Diploma A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the
subjects obtaining atleast CGPA of 5.50 out of 10.00.

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MEDIA LAWS
'Media' as a popular term includes information carriers in the print, broadcast and digital medium. In
About the Programme daily usage, this includes the dissemination and consumption of information through newspapers,
magazines, radio, television and the internet. Classically described as 'The Fourth Estate', the news
media is also described as a watchdog, informing the society about the actions of those in power and at the same time conveying the
views of the public at large to those who are at the helm of public affairs.
With the growth of the digital medium, the convergence of Information, Communication and Entertainment has led to the emergence of
phrases such as 'New Media'. While technology has enabled the publication of information to become much cheaper and almost
instantaneous, it has also thrown up numerous ethical questions arising out of the lack of editorial control and the very real dangers of
misinformation and disinformation reaching the masses. This poses serious challenges for the inherent tensions between respecting
the freedom of expression and maintaining public order. The continuous expansion of 'Social Media' has allowed individuals to express
their views and sentiments, but often at the cost of challenging existing boundaries of what is considered to be acceptable speech in
public.
This One-Year Advanced Diploma in Media Laws has been regularly updated to incorporate the latest developments in this field. It is
primarily directed at media professionals who are engaged in functions such as reporting, editing and advertising. It would also be of
interest for recent graduates and advanced students in law, journalism, political science and public policy. The resource-persons
include some leading names from the fields of journalism, advocacy and higher education.

Course Structure

1.1. Media, Ethics and the Constitution
1.2. Media and the Law
1.3. Advertisement and the Law
1.4. Electronic Media and Regulatory Law
Conduct of the programme
Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted for four days twice in a year at Hyderabad by the subject experts.
Each subject shall consist of 12 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website.
Attendance at the PCP is not compulsory but candidates are advised to attend the classes as they are important to understand the
subject and successfully complete the course. There will be one annual examination for each paper.

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One Year ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAWS
About the Programme International Humanitarian Law which governs situations of International and Internal armed
conflicts has assumed considerable significance in different parts of the world during the recent
past on account of proliferation of armed conflicts and armed violence. International Humanitarian Law attempts to mitigate the
sufferings brought about by armed conflicts and wars by ensuring protection to defenseless victims of armed conflicts and also by
regulating and restricting means and methods of use of force. The possibility of prosecuting violators of humanitarian law - war
criminals - from recent armed conflicts and the possibility of creation of a permanent International Criminal Court have drawn
increasing attention to Humanitarian Law issues during the last few years.
The Diploma in International Humanitarian Law is intended to provide an opportunity to people working in various fields who are
either dealing with situations of international or internal armed conflicts in their professional capacities or who are interested in
knowing more about regulation of armed conflicts.
Course fee Rs. 12,000/- p.a. for Indian Nationals (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD
Category) US$ 240 for candidates from SAARC Countries US$ 350 for candidates from other Countries
Course Structure
1.1. Introduction to International Humanitarian Law
1.2. Protection of Victims of War and Armed Conflicts
1.3. Limitations on Means and Methods of Warfare
1.4. Implementation of International Humanitarian Law
recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Attendance at the PCP is not compulsory but candidates
are advised to attend the classes as they are important to understand the subject and successfully complete the course. There will
be one annual examination for each paper.
Award of the Diploma A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all
the subjects obtaining atleast CGPA of 5.50 out of 10.00.

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ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
About the Programme Disputes are a part of human association. Legally speaking, when one person makes a claim against
the other based on a certain law or legal principle, and the other person denies the claim, there is a
dispute.
The term Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to a range of methods and processes of dispute resolution. Significantly, these
methods are very rapidly transforming from mere 'alternatives' into preferred methods of resolving disputes. The promise of ADR
methods is low cost, fast resolution and an outcome acceptable to both parties. Unfortunately, due to improper or ineffective use
these methods often fail to deliver on these promises.
Different ADR methods have their own nuances and require specialised knowledge and training. This course is designed to:
i. Equip the learner with an understanding of various ADR methods;
ii. Train the learner to choose from these methods, and use them in a manner which creates minimum stress on the parties –
in terms of both money and time; and
iii. Hopefully enable learners to pursue solutions acceptable to both sides in a legal dispute.
The course, consisting of four different subjects, is designed to give a holistic understanding of ADR methods.

Course Fee Rs. 30,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
Course Structure
1.1 Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems
1.2 Law of Contracts
1.3 Law of Arbitration and Conciliation in India

1.4 International Commercial Arbitration
Conduct of the programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted for four days twice in a year at
Hyderabad by the subject experts. Each subject shall consist of 12 teaching hours. The
recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Attendance at the
PCP is not compulsory but candidates are advised to attend the classes as they are important to understand the subject and
successfully complete the course. There will be one annual examination for each paper.

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FAMILY DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Modern ideologies and constitutions consider an individual as the focal point, but it is the family
About the Programme which enables an individual in more than many ways to survive and become an effective functional
unit. The stress and strain of modern day life, changing values in our lives, disintegration of the joint
family system and other factors are taking a toll on family relationships.
As a result, we are witnessing a sharp increase in marital conflicts and also in the number of cases being filed in courts of law for
dissolution of marriage, maintenance, custody of children, partition of joint family properties, etc. These cases take a considerable
time to be decided by the courts. In the meanwhile, the litigating parties have to put up with a lot of hardship and suffering, both
emotionally and financially.
In the western countries a number of trained marriage and family counsellors are available to provide counselling services to those
who are having marital maladjustment and family disputes. The time has now come for India too, to create professionally qualified
persons to resolve family disputes by using alternative methods of dispute settlements, which cause minimum stress on the parties in
terms of emotions, money and time and aim for a win -win situation for the parties. To fulfill this need, NALSAR University of Law,
Hyderabad has started this diploma course to create a pool of professionals who can offer expert advice and counsel the parties in
matters relating to family disputes.

Course Structure

1.1 Family, Marriage and Matrimonial Remedies
1.2 Law Governing Unfair Practices and Property Relations
1.3 Family Disputes and Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
1.4 Principles of Family Psychology
Conduct of the programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted for four days twice in a year at
Hyderabad by the subject experts. Each subject shall consist of 12 teaching hours. The
are advised to attend the classes as they are important to understand the subject and successfully complete the course. There will be
one annual examination for each paper.

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DRAFTING, NEGOTIATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CONTRACTS
About the Programme Efficient drafting, negotiation and enforcement of contracts, is imperative for any organization or
business to flourish. The course is designed for professionals across sectors who are involved in the
process of negotiating, drafting and enforcing contracts.
The objective of the course is to equip the learners to negotiate contracts effectively, draft the contracts efficiently and to enable them to
enforce contracts by seeking appropriate remedies.
Course Structure
1.1. General Principles of Law of Contracts

1.2. Law related to Specific Contracts
1.3. Drafting and Negotiating Contracts
1.4. Remedies for Enforcement, Breach and Performance of Contracts
are advised to attend the classes as they are important to understand the subject and successfully complete the course. There will be
one annual examination for each paper.

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AVIATION LAW & AIR TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
The aviation industry has always been a very unique industry in itself. Its rapid growth across the
About the Programme globe coupled with usage of the best and the most innovative technologies and increasing
contribution to the economic and infrastructural development of a country makes the international
aviation sector particularly important from both legal as well as management perspective.
Legal and Management aspects of International Aviation are so well interconnected that the study of one aspect was incomplete without
the study of the other. Thus NALSAR through its Centre for Aerospace & Defence Laws (CADL) is offering Advanced Diploma in
Aviation Law & Air Transport Management.
b. 3-year Degree/Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME); or
c. Candidates who complete three years of their 5-Year Integrated LL.B. Degree Programme in Law;
d. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Graduation / Engineering are also eligible to apply.

Rs. 25,000/- p.a. for Defence Personnel
Course Structure

SEMESTER - I
1.1.1. General Principles of Law
1.1.2. International Air Law
1.1.3. Principles of Management
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Domestic Air Laws in India
1.2.5. Airport Management
1.2.6. Airline Management
Conduct of the programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts each
semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes
will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned subjects and will
be discussed in onsite / online sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be evaluated for 30 marks and
the end semester examination will be evaluated for 70 marks.
Award of the Diploma A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma, should submit all the assignments / projects /
case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects obtaining at least CGPA 5.50
out of 10.00.

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GIS & REMOTE SENSING LAWS
The mission of the program is to provide a platform for graduates thereby establishing knowledge and
About the Programme understanding of theoretical and practical issues affecting the law relating to GIS and Remote
Sensing, enable an appreciation of comparative approaches to national aspects of law & policy
relating to GIS and Remote Sensing and provide a unique value added qualification which would help the aspirants to acquire global
placements in the aerospace industries. Centre for Aerospace & Defence Laws (CADL) of NALSAR aims at institutionalizing an
academic-industry partnership in the domain of GIS and Remote Sensing Laws which makes it first of its kind not only in India but in the
entire Asia –Pacific region.
The main objective of the programme is
a. To provide advanced level knowledge and skills in specialist area of GIS and Remote Sensing Laws through independent research.
b. To improve both research and independent study skills and
c. To enhance the learner's ability to develop substantiated critical argument.

Course fee : Rs. 30,000/- p.a. (5% fee concession to the candidates belonging to SC / ST / PWD Category)
Course Structure

SEMESTER - I
1.1.2. Remote Sensing Technology and Law
1.1.3. GIS Technology and Law
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Coastal Zone Regulations and Management
1.2.5. Satellite Technology and Telecommunication Laws
1.2.6. Information Technology and Cyber Laws
Conduct of the programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts each semester.
Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on
the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned subjects and will be discussed in onsite / online
sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be evaluated for 30 marks and the end semester examination will be
evaluated for 70 marks.
out of 10.00.

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MARITIME LAWS
The mission of the program is to provide a springboard for graduates thereby establishing knowledge
About the Programme and understanding of theoretical and practical issues affecting private and public maritime law and
policy, enable an appreciation of comparative approaches to national aspects of maritime law and
policy and provide the opportunity for candidates to learn from the experience of current practitioners in the maritime field to help
them enter into key positions in national and International Law firms, international organisations, non-governmental organisations,
and positions in public administrations. There is likely to be high demand for professionals in the area going forward, particularly in
rapidly growing emerging markets.
The main objective of the programme is
a) To provide advanced level knowledge and skills in specialist area of maritime law and policy through independent research;
b) To improve both research and independent study skills; and
C. To enhance the learner's ability to develop substantiated critical argument.
Rs. 25,000/- for Defence Personnel
Course Structure

SEMESTER - I
1.1.2. International Maritime Laws
1.1.3. Maritime Security & Safety
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Maritime Laws of India
1.2.5. International Trade and Marine Transport Services
1.2.6. Maritime Disputes Resolution
semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the
classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned
subjects and will be discussed in onsite / online sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be
evaluated for 30 marks and the end semester examination will be evaluated for 70 marks.
case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects obtaining at least CGPA
5.50 out of 10.00.

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CRIMINAL LAW AND FORENSIC SCIENCE
About the Programme Crime is as old as mankind and justice as old as civilised society. With the passage of time, the
methods of crime and systems of justice have evolved. While yesteryears' systems of justice were
rather crude and barbarous, today's legal system looks for “Evidence beyond reasonable doubt”.
The course is designed to expose the candidates to the existing legislations in the area of crimes, contemporary and special
legislations such as money laundering, cyber crimes, the comparative jurisprudence, emerging challenges to deal with the procedural
issues in the criminal justice process etc. The course would also deal with various branches of forensic science such as toxicology,
serology, DNA, fingerprinting, Digital Forensics and more significantly cyber investigation.
Course Structure

SEMESTER - I
1.1.1. Criminology and Restorative Justice
1.1.2. Criminal Law and Legislative under pinnings
1.1.3. Criminal Justice Administration and Process
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Introduction to Forensic Science & Forensic Physical Sciences
1.2.5. Forensic Chemical & General Science
1.2.6. Forensic Medicine, Biology & DNA
semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes
will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned subjects and
will be discussed in onsite / online sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be evaluated for 30
marks and the end semester examination will be evaluated for 70 marks.
Award of the Diploma A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma, should submit all the assignments /
projects / case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects obtaining at
In Association with
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FINANCIAL SERVICES AND LEGISLATIONS
About the Programme The Financial Services Sector is a core Sector and is the largest in the world in terms of earnings
comprised of wide range of businesses including merchant banks, Investment Banks, Insurance
Companies, Stock Brokerages, affiliated services etc. It is fundamental to the economic growth and development of any nation.
However, Modern economies need effective regulations to support growth, investment, innovation, market openness and uphold the
rule of law. A poor regulatory environment undermines business competitiveness and citizens' trust in government, and it encourages
corruption in public governance.
Recognized as a premier institution in the field of law prominent in understanding the synergy between functional and legal entities of a
business, this program will help transformation in capacity building in the field of financial services and legislations.
c. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Graduation / Engineering are also eligible to apply; or
d. Full Members of ICSI/ICAI/ICMAI (or) those who complete Intermediate of ICAI, Executive Level of ICSI and
Intermediate of ICMAI; or
e. Full members of Institute of Actuaries of India (IAI) or who complete stage 2 of IAI.
Course Structure

SEMESTER - I
1.1.1. Financial Markets & Institutions
1.1.2. Financial Legislations
1.1.3. Financial Management
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Financial Reporting and Analysis
1.2.5. Mergers, Acquisitions & Corporate Restructuring
1.2.6. Merchant Banking & Investment Banking
semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the
classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned
subjects and will be discussed in onsite / online sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be
evaluated for 30 marks and the end semester examination will be evaluated for 70 marks.
A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma, should submit all the assignments /
Award of the Diploma
projects / case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects obtaining at

In Association with
(Accredited with ‘A’ by NAAC) Directorate of Distance Education Tax & Corporate Laws of INDIA

CORPORATE TAXATION
About the Programme The phenomenal rise of corporations and the unprecedented growth in cross-border transactions
have proved to be both beneficial as well as challenging insofar as taxation is concerned. Whilst
corporate profits and the investments they bring to a jurisdiction make them highly lucrative taxable units for augmentation of public
revenue; their multi-jurisdictional presence and complex structure of holdings make them equally complicated subjects of tax laws. The
emergence of virtual world and digital economy has further deepened the challenges before the existing framework of domestic tax laws
and international taxation for an already elusive legal person that corporations are.
This programme aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of the law, policy and practice of corporate taxation and apply this
understanding to tax implications for companies throughout their life cycle from incorporation to winding up or restructuring. The
programme shall provide essential overview and a detailed and updated analysis the tax implications for domestic and foreign
corporations doing business in India. In the process, the programme will also be identifying opportunities of tax planning and side-
stepping likely controversies, being mindful of ongoing tax issues.
Course Structure
SEMESTER I
Subject code
INTRODUCTION TO CORPORATE TAXATION
1.1.1 Foundations of Corporate Taxation and Corporate Tax Residency
1.1.2 Taxation of Incomes of Companies Part I
1.1.3 Taxation of Incomes of Companies Part II
1.1.4 Tax Rebates and Tax Holidays for Companies
SEMESTER II
CORPORATE FINANCINING, RESTRUCTURING AND PROCEDURAL ASPECTS
1.2.5 Tax Implications of Corporate Financing and Business Restructuring
1.2.6 Tax Consequences upon winding up/liquidation of the Company
1.2.7 Tax Administration and Assessment Procedure
1.2.8 Appeals, Revisions, Offences and Penalties
Conduct of the programme Personal Contact Programme (PCP) sessions will be conducted by the subject experts each semester.
Each credit shall consist of three teaching hours and a total of 45 teaching hours per semester. The
recorded videos of the classes will be uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis /
projects / assignments will be part of the concerned subjects and will be discussed in onsite / online sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case
Study in each subject will be evaluated for 30 marks and the end semester examination will be evaluated for 70 marks.
Award of the Diploma A candidate to be eligible for the award of the Diploma, should submit all the assignments / projects
/ case studies and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects obtaining at least CGPA
5.50 out of 10.00.
In Association with
NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW Tax & Corporate Laws of INDIA
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ANIMAL PROTECTION LAWS
About the Programme Human dependence on animals, in this vein, is a matter charted in history since civilization began,
with humans and a plethora of species adapting with each other to share a common space on the
planet. However, with the changes in development standards across the world, human choices and
incumbent behaviour have overlooked the impact it has on the environment and its dependent beings.
“Animal law," includes in its aegis the issues that affect humans and animals alike and enfolds the concepts of “animal welfare,” and
“animal rights.” One of the fastest growing fields of legal practice, animal law may involve issues of constitutional law, administrative
law, environmental law, consumer protection law, etc. The unifying factor within this field of practice is its underlying substance of the
matter which addresses the interests of animals themselves.
Through this program NALSAR aims to create lawyers catering and specializing in the legal aspects of animal laws in India, as well
as, internationally recognised laws. Our course participants would not only have a sound and strong foundation on legal and
jurisprudential patterns of animals rights and animal welfare issues but also will be well-equipped to handle practical and
contemporary aspects and challenges faced on the ground, with respect to cruelty towards animals, policy development and
litigation in ancillary matters regarding animals.
Note: Multiple prestigious scholarships may be available to students on merit or means basis.
Course Structure

SEMESTER - I
1.1.1. Introduction to Law
1.1.2. Constitutional Law
1.1.3. Laws relating to Prevention of Cruelty to Animals -1
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Animal Ethics
1.2.5. Laws relating to Prevention of Cruelty to Animals -2
1.2.6. Wildlife Laws
semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. The recorded videos of the classes will
be uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned subjects and will be
discussed in onsite / online sessions. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be evaluated for 30 marks and the
end semester examination will be evaluated for 70 marks.
out of 10.00.

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CYBER SECURITY & DATA PROTECTION LAWS
About the Programme Data is the new oil. Data has replaced oil to become the most valuable commodity in the 21st-century.
This is evident from the fact that five of the most valuable companies in the world, namely, Amazon,
Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Facebook belong to the data sector. Raw information needs to be
processed and analyzed for converting it into different kinds of usable data namely, health information, Geolocation information,
financial information, browsing information, professional and employment-related information etc.
The course is designed to give a better/skilful exposure to the candidates about the existing legislations in the area of Data protection
laws in India and foreign jurisdictions such as US, UK, Canada, Singapore and EU, apart from other regulations developed by various
bodies and departments of the Government.
The program provides a complete overview of the Cybernetics work processes and general techniques that are necessary for the
accomplishment of intelligence gathering on Cyber Crime scenarios using Cyber forensics and OSINT Tool.
Course Structure

SEMESTER – I
1.1.1. Law of Cyber Security
1.1.2. Data Protection Laws in foreign Jurisdictions ( US, UK, Canada, Singapore and European Union)
1.1.3. Cyber Security Concepts and Cryptography
SEMESTER - II
1.2.4. Data Protection Law In India
Cyber Security and Forensics
1.2.5.
LAB Sessions: - Digital Evidence Retrievals and Analysis Systems (DERAS)
1.2.6. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
semester. Each subject shall consist of 15 teaching hours. In case of practical papers (1.1.3.,
1.2.5. & 1.2.6.), a total of 15 hours of virtual lab sessions will be conducted per paper. The recorded videos of the classes will be
uploaded on the dedicated website. Case study analysis / projects / assignments will be part of the concerned subjects and will be
discussed in onsite / online sessions. In case of 1.1.3., 1.2.5. and 1.2.6. the candidates will be required to do a lab assignment / submit
a report. The Assignments / Projects / Case Study in each subject will be evaluated for 30 marks and the end semester examination
will be evaluated for 70 marks. For the practical papers (1.1.3., 1.2.5. & 1.2.6.), Lab Assignment / report will be evaluated for 50 marks
and the End Semester Examination will be conducted for 50 marks.
case studies / lab assignments / reports and should secure 50% marks or 'B' grade in all the subjects
obtaining at least CGPA 5.50 out of 10.00.


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1.1.3. Principles of Management 2.3.10. Aviation Marketing

1.2.5. Airport Management 2.4.12. Aviation Corporate Laws

1.2.6. Airline Management 2.4.13. Dissertation

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International Security, Diplomacy 2.3.9. Regional Security and Global Governance

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Space Technology, Telecommunications and

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1.1.2. International Maritime Laws 2.3.8. The Law of Shipping Contracts

1.1.3. Maritime Security & Safety 2.3.9. Maritime Economics

SEMESTER - II 2.3.10. Marine Insurance Law

1.2.4. Maritime Laws of India SEMESTER - IV

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2.3.9. DNA Fingerprinting

1.2.5. Forensic Chemical & General Science 2.4.12. Cyber Forensics

1.2.6. Forensic Medicine, Biology & DNA 2.4.13. Dissertation

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1.2.6. Wildlife Laws 2.4.13. Dissertation

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1.1. Introduction to Intellectual Property

1.2. International Treaties & Conventions on IPR

1.3. Patent Law & Practice in India

1.4. International Patent Regimes

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1.1. Introduction to International Humanitarian Law

1.2. Protection of Victims of War and Armed Conflicts

1.3. Limitations on Means and Methods of Warfare

1.4. Implementation of International Humanitarian Law

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