In its endeavor to internationalize IITs, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law (RGSOIPL) is putting in all efforts to bring more and more foreign students to Indian Law Schools. It is the first Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law (RGSOIPL) is the first of its kind law school to impart legal education with IP specialization bringing synergy among science, technology, management and law. The School offers a Six-Semester, Three-Year Full-Time residential programme leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Laws (Hons) in Intellectual Property Law approved by the Bar Council of India. Apart from this, several specialised courses in law and Intellectual Property Rights are being offered.
RGSOIPL has the honor of being the only IIT Law School of India to have initiated exchange programmes with the George Washington University Law School in Washington DC. Here the students will be exposed to lectures, interactive sessions, with acclaimed legal luminaries and industry doyens from India and abroad.
“The GW Law community has also sensed the same feeling of pride of working with one of the world’s top universities in helping establish a top-flight law school,” Associate Dean of RGSOIPL, Karamanian, said.
IIT Kharagpur Takes The Initiative To Make Indian Law More Popular
The Dean of RGSOIPL, Khushal Vibhute, said that promoting India-bound student traffic is to popularize Indian Law. This is just the reverse of Indian legal scholars crossing borders in the past to become practitioners and professionals and popularize that country’s law.
“With the government showing interest in bringing foreign students and promoting internationalisation of IITs, a spring semester programme with GW Law School had been organized and this opened the doors for the exposure of Indian students,” he said.
IIT Kharagpur’s Law School has also extended its reach to areas such as Corporate, Taxation, Criminal, International, Constitutional and Competition Law.
