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Unitedworld School of Law (UWSL)

Unitedworld School of Law (UWSL)

Vision:

To be a preferred centre of excellence in legal education committed to develop legal professionals who possess moral conviction, social compassion and professional competence, and view the practice of law as a calling to serve others and to create a more just society.

Mission:

To prepare legal professionals who will be ready to serve their clients and their communities with unwavering integrity and will realize justice through the rule of law.

To provide students with sills to create a professional identity and the skills to work with people from diverse backgrounds and ready for the challenges of an ever changing profession.

To evolve and impart comprehensive and interdisciplinary legal education that is socially relevant

To increase legal awareness in the community and further the cause of social justice by providing legal aid to the underprivileged sections of the society.

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CRHR

THE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON HUMAN RIGHTS, (CRHR), UWSL

Faculty Co-ordinator : Ms. Aaratrika Pandey, Assistant Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

Faculty Co-ordinator : Ms. Stency Mariya Mark, Assistant Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

ABOUT THE CENTRE:

The Centre for Research on Human Rights (CRHR), UWSL is a specialized Centre, established by Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University, to stimulate discussions on the concept of human rights and how the law can be used in the service of human rights. Since independence, India has made significant efforts to strengthen the constitutional, legal and institutional framework to protect and promote human rights. This work has been supported by an active and sensitive judiciary, which has safeguarded and strengthened existing civil and political rights as well as meaningfully expanded the notion of rights to including basic economic and social entitlements. Notwithstanding the progress made, human rights violations continue to be reported demonstrating the shortfalls in the existing system. This scenario underscores the need for continued efforts to develop a culture of human rights accompanied by legal initiatives upholding human rights. Therefore, the Centre willwork to connect the knowledge in socio-legaland cultural realms that impede the achievement of higher human rights compliance.

VISION:

The Centre for Research on Human Rights (CRHR), UWSL intends to preserves humanity by creating awareness, sensitization, research, deliberations, and policy intervention and thereby addressing the existing socio-legal gaps.


MISSION:

The mission of the Centre is to institutionalize human rights in civil society within the national and international context through active participation with civil society and state to realize the ultimate aim towards dignity, respect, protection and development of every human being.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:

This Centre strives to understand and keep up with the ever-evolving field of Human Rights better every day to make the global society in general and Indian society in particular, truly sensitive for human rights of people, irrespective of their caste, class, religion, gender, ethnicity, or place of origin.The Centre concentrates on conceptualizing various phenomena, laws, policies and processes address or lead to violation of human rights contextualizing violence and discrimination, in specific as human rights violation. The focus of the Centre is to understand the nature, dynamics and various angularities of human rights violations at both, theoretical and empirical levels with holistic perspective of policy analysis and implications. The concern of the Centre is also to generate database through intensive researches, especially the marginalized communities.

We further aim to initiate collaboration, regional, national and internationallevel to preserve Human Rightsand to create awareness in the present society.


FUNCTIONS: 

The type of intellectual activities that the Centre is engaged to-

  1. Promote the study of human rights and provide appropriate inputs for creating a human rights’ based on legal regime by engaging the academic community, human rights activists, lawyers and the wider public;
  2. Promote the mainstreaming of human rights in all economic, social and cultural decision-making, by both state and non-state actors;
  3. Build capacities of state and non-state actors in India, with the aim of improving their compliance with human rights standards, norms and best practices;
  4. Act as a platform of human rights impact assessment examining policies, legislation, programs and projects to identify and measure their effects on human rights; 
  5. Facilitate national and international collaboration between organisations working in the area of human rights and the teaching staff of the University;
  6. Organize regular conferences, seminars and symposia in India and abroad on the theme of human rights violations in collaboration with various institutions;
  7. Provide a common platform to the students for various local and national bodies/organizations working on human rights issues;
  8. Organizing public talks and various guest lectures on the subject of human rights by eminent scholars and critical legal thinkers; and
  9. Establishing links with civil society organizations engaged in combating human rights violations for the betterment of the civilised society.

STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK:

The Centre for Research on Human Rights (CRHR), UWSL tries to analyze and address the prevalent issues relating to the Human Rights Law. The cutting-edge research and scholarly publications in reputed national and international journals shall give due recognition to the Centre.

 

Right To Education Drive

“Right To Education Drive”
“Date: Date: January 23rd, 2023”

The Centre for Research on Human Rights, UWSL organised a right to education drive for the students of Smt. JMG High School, Shertha Village, Gandhinagar. They presented an engaging Nukkad Natak and speech on Right to Education inculcating various scholarships available at Digital Gujarat Portal to support socially & economically weaker section students at different stages in their education.

National Girl Child Day Celebration

“National Girl Child Day Celebration”
“Date: January 24th, 2023”

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” -Nelson Mandela
The Centre for Research on Human Rights organised a right to education drive on the occasion of National Girl Child Day celebration for the housing/ground staff of Karnavati University. The event emphasised on promoting awareness on the girl child education, their health and nutrition. A Nukkad Natak revolving around the importance of education especially for the marginalised poor sections of the society and government schemes like Vahli Dikri Yojana, tuition sahay yojana, mid-day meal, etc. to support the studies at various stages of the education.

National Conference on Human Rights: Issues, Perspective and Realities

“National Conference on Human Rights : Issues, Perspectives and Realities”
“Date: 22-July- 2017”

International Interdisciplinary Conference on Covid and It’s Impact on Human Rights

“International Interdisciplinary Conference on Covid and It’s Impact on Human Rights”
“Date: 27th August 2022”

Unitedworld School of Law hosted the International Interdisciplinary Conference with the agenda of “Covid-19 and its impact on human rights” which was jointly organised by The Center for Research on Human Rights (CRHR) and Gujarat State Human Rights Commission. We were pleased to welcome Hon’ble Justice Mr Ravi R. Tripathi, Chairperson of Gujarat State Human Rights Commission as our chief patron of the conference. Various presenters put forward their paper on the agenda at hand and discussed the matter not in black, not in white but about what goes unseen – the grey area in between. The conference remained quite insightful where the audience as well as the speakers took part in a knowledgeable experience.

CRIPR

THE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (CRIPR), UWSL

Faculty Co-ordinator : Mr. Saksham Misra, Assistant Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

Faculty Co-ordinator : Mr. Arpit Vihan, Assistant Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

ABOUT THE CENTRE

Modern technology driven era has been witnessing enormous growth of literary and artistic works in the society. The multidimensional approach as well as the flamboyant identity of Intellectual Properties in the Industrial Sectors is gaining its importance due to the vibrancy and dominance of the commercial world today. Although Intellectual Property Protection has taken up great role contemporarily, its execution and sensitization amongst society is yet to be achieved. UWSL Centre for Research on Intellectual Property Rights (CRIPR), deliberates essentialness of intellectual property through various academic and extension activities and scholarly discussions made thereby.

VISION

UWSL Centre for Research on Intellectual Property Rights (CRIPR), aims at contributing to Intellectual Property regime through research, deliberations, sensitization, policy intervention and thereby addressing the existing lacunas of Intellectual Property legislations.  

MISSION

The mission of the UWSL Centre for Research on Intellectual Property Rights (CRIPR), is to promote research and study of Intellectual Property from national as well as international perspectives. Centre shall encourage students towards policy oriented study and research of issues impacting Intellectual Property Protection in the context of emerging national and international trends.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

The aims and objectives of the Centre are to provide platform for inputs in IPR at national, regional and international level, to conduct seminars on inter-disciplinary issues on IPR, to provide knowledge on social, ethical, legal and economic aspects of IPR, to support organizations in international negotiations before WTO and UN, WIPO, to provide support for discussion and research in the field of IP to students and to undertake research to recommend improvements in various laws and international conventions, to plan activities in the field of IPR, in collaboration with national and international organizations, to collaborate with world class organizations across the world in organizing Certificate Course, Seminars and Conferences, to establish Karnavati University as a nodal agency for research and training in the field of Intellectual Property Rights and to provide academic research of doctrinal and empirical in the field of IPR.

FUNCTIONS

  1. To carry out research on Intellectual Property Laws.
  2. To organize/conduct academic/training programmes related to IP laws.
  3. To provide legal infrastructure to IP related issues of Industrial sectors located in Gujarat.
  4. To design research proposals and carry out research on distinct forms of Intellectual Property.
  5. To analyze critically, the trends and developments in the institutional, legal and regulatory framework for Intellectual Property in India and abroad.
  6. To identify training and development needs of the officials of the legal, regulatory agencies associated with implementation of IP Laws including its rules, regulations and guidelines.

STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK

UWSL Centre for Research on Intellectual Property Rights (CRIPR), aims at analyzing and addressing the prevalent issues on protection of Intellectual Property Rights through expansion of visibility and recognition of the centre, primarily by publications in professional, international journals, and also through different academic events and policy work.

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Particulars

Date

1.       

One Day Workshop on ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ organised by Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University jointly with Government of India – DPIIT IPR Chair, Gujarat National Law University in collaboration with Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) in Hybrid mode

February 10, 2022

2.       

Virtual IP Awareness Week organised by Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

June 28th to July 03rd, 2021

“Research Survey on the Registration & Implementation of Geographical Indication in Gujarat”

Research Survey on the Registration & Implementation of Geographical Indication in Gujarat”

Date: 22nd November, 2022

The Centre of research for Intellectual Property Right (CRIPR) has planned to conduct a research survey within the state of Gujarat, exploring the registration process and implementation of Geographical Indication.
As a part of this research survey scheme, the team visited the city of Patan in northern Gujarat. The city of Patan is famous for Patola Saree which is manufactured using double Ikat weaving technique. This technique of weaving is a closely guarded family tradition. The technique has been passed down from generations and so they acquire the GI Tag to preserve its originality. In this research survey the team conducted an Audio-Visual Interview of Mr. Rahul Salvi, a member of Salvi family. He discussed the challenges which his family faced in the process of registration of GI.

16 Annual Intellectual Property Summit 2023

“16 Annual Intellectual Property Summit 2023”

On Friday, 20th day of January, 2023 , the students of Centre for Research on Intellectual Property Rights (CRIPR), of Unitedworld School of Law Karnavati University, have participated in the 16th Annual IP Summit, 20203 organised by Y.J. Trivedi – Ahmedabad Management Association Academy for Intellectual Property Rights. This Annual Intellectual Property Summit had taken into its stride the latest developments in Intellectual Property Rights and its synergies with business and technology along with focusing on protection and enforcement of Intellectual Property.

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS”

“ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS”

Date: February 10, 2022
Venue: Zoom and Moot Court room, UWSL

Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University conducted One Day Workshop on ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ jointly with Government of India – DPIIT IPR Chair, Gujarat National Law University in collaboration with Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) on 10th February 2022 in Hybrid mode. The workshop was attended by nearly 200 students, research scholars, and professionals as participants from law firms, institutes, and universities across India.

6-Day Value Added Course on “Intellectual Property Rights” jointly with DPIIT Chair, Gujarat National Law University

6-Day Value Added Course on “Intellectual Property Rights” jointly with DPIIT Chair, Gujarat National Law University

Date: 22/09/2022 to 28/09/2022

A 6-day Value Added Course on “Intellectual Property Rights” was organized by Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University in collaboration with DPIIT Chair, Gujarat National Law University in offline mode. The students were made aware about the various IPRs such as trademark, copyright, patent, geographical indication, industrial design, trade secret and their ownership. The sessions also took the students through the filing procedure of Trademark, Design, Copyright, and Patent.

Workshop on Geographical Indications of Goods in India: Insights from socio-legal study

Workshop on Geographical Indications of Goods in India: Insights from socio-legal study

Date: March 20, 2023
Venue: G block, AV room, KARNAVATI UNIVERSITY.

The centre for research on Intellectual Property Rights (CRIPR), Unitedworld School of Law, has organised a research workshop titled “Geographical Indications of Goods in India: Insights from socio-legal study” on 20th March 2023.
The Guest of Honour for the workshop was Mr. Anil Pandey who is currently acting as Director and Sr. Counsellor and Head Intellectual Property Facilitation Centre, Ahmedabad, Confederation Indian Industry (CII), Government of India. Mr. Pandey in his address shared the ongoing research projects of CII and initiatives of Gujarat Government to promote and protect geographical Indication in Gujarat.
Ms. Hetvi Trivedi was the expert speaker who conducted the workshop. She is a senior training consultant at World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). She has shared her research on socio economic implications of geographical indication laws.

I.P.R. Conclave (Under the Theme IP YATRA) organized by MSME DFO, Ahmedabad

I.P.R. Conclave (Under the Theme IP YATRA) organized by MSME DFO, Ahmedabad

Date: March 15, 2023
Venue: MSME Tower, Ahmedabad

The event started with a welcome speech by ANIL PANDEY, Director and Sr. Counsellor and Head Intellectual Property Facilitation Centre Ahmedabad, Confederation Indian Industry, Government of India. This was followed by a session by Dr. Manish Rachchh (Director and C.E.O. of Accuprec research labs Pvt. Ltd) on “demystifying I.P.R.” He interacted with the participants regarding what I.P.R. is and the procedure for filing I.P.R. He discussed in detail about the types of I.P.R.
Shri Darshit Ahya, an I.P. attorney, took the second session. He discussed the interplay between I.P.R. and start-ups. He discussed the different issues and problems faced by the people trying to establish start-ups. A video conference with Ms. Catherine Mateu, Armengaud Guerlain, Advocate, Paris followed this. She is an I.P. attorney in Denmark. She took a session through video conferencing on the topic ‘local and international, I.P. & Trademark work for all.’ The event was concluded with a thank-you note by the organizers.

CRES

THE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (CRES), UWSL

Faculty Co-ordinator : Dr. Aseem Chandra Paliwal, Associate Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

Faculty Co-ordinator : Dr. Preeti Gupta, Associate Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.­­

ABOUT THE CENTRE :

The Centre for Research on Environmental Studies (CRES), established by UWSL, Karnavati University is to create and promote environmental sensitivity among the students, society, and other diverse stakeholders.  It also encourages research in the field of environment to bridge the gap between the law, policy, and its implementation in society and tries to achieve the social justice by encouraging protection of the right to environment. The Centre also emphasizes on spreading awareness among the people about their fundamental duty to protect and conserve the environment.

VISION

UWSL Centre for Research on Environmental Studies (CRES), aims at contributing to a just, sustainable, diverse, flourishing ecosystem where individuals and organizations, whether government, private, or public, make decisions as per the principles rooted in environmental ethics.

MISSION

UWSL Centre for Research on Environmental Studies (CRES), aims to create environmental sensitivity among the students, society and different stakeholders. It aims to promote and encourage research in the field of environment to bridge the gap between the law, policy and their implementation in society, to achieve the social justice by encouraging protection of the right to environment. The Centre aims to pave the approach of the students interested in protecting and conserving the environment, and to expand their expertise in Environmental law and policy domains.

 

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE CENTRE

The fundamental objective of the Centre is to promote legal education and research in the field of environmental law. The Centre shall be taking up projects which will herald the confluence of academic and expert insights on environmental issues pertinent to the contemporary times. The Centre aims at supporting academic and policy oriented dialogues in the areas of environmental law.

FUNCTIONS:

The type of intellectual activities that the Centre is engaged to-

  1. To spread environmental education that is not restricted to the boundaries of the University.
  2. To analyze the governmental policies, legal intercessions, and judicial decisions in the field of environmental law.
  3. To organize/conduct academic/training programmes related to environmental law for sensitization.
  4. To conduct specialized and inter-disciplinary research and publish valuable articles and research papers.
  5. To spread awareness and sensitize the masses about environment related issues.
  6. To organize various events and conduct Environment related programmes
  7. To collaborate with other Environmental Law Centers, research institutions like NEERI and other governmental and non-governmental organizations across India and abroad.

STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK:

UWSL Centre for Research on Environmental Studies (CRES), has adopted a diversified approach to its work and the Centre aims to achieve the objectives through R.A.E.T. approach which are as follows:

  1. Research & Awareness initiatives.
  2. Advocacy for Environment protection.
  3. Environmental Education; and
  4. Training in the field
Awareness Program on Clean Energy

“Awareness Program on Clean Energy”

TIn an effort to promote active learning and increase awareness about clean energy, BBALLB students were given opportunity to visit Harsolia Brothers-Tata Motors showroom in Gandhinagar. During the visit, speaker shared the significance of clean energy and development of electric vehicles in India. He also highlighted Tata Motors leading role in the electric passenger cars. In addition various Marketing and strategic insights about the various Electric Cars were shared.
Fortyfive students and one faculty visited during the event. Event was very well received by the students. Some of the students also got an opportunity to gather first hand information for their Internal Assessment Project on Tata Motors.

Awareness Program on The Protection of The Avian Population

“Awareness Program on The Protection of The Avian Population”

The Centre for Research on Environmental Studies (CRES), UWSL, organized an awareness program on the protection of the avian population with the support of the Gujarat Forest Department at Pariyej Wetland for the benefit of the students of the law school. The state of Gujarat, has the most number of wetlands in our country and Pariej wetland is one of the wetlands, which has been designated as wetlands of national importance for the implementation of National Wetland Conservation Programme. The wetland is a habitat for rare and endangered flora and fauna, including the Sarus Crane, India’s only resident crane species. More than 120 species of birds have been recorded around Pariej.
Dr. T. Karuppasamy, the Deputy Conservator of Forests, and representatives from the Gujarat Forest Department, Mr. Raag Patel and Ms. Jatinder Kaur, educated students on the measures and legal protections in place for the preservation of both migratory and non-migratory birds at Pariej wetlands.

CRCL

THE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON CRIMINAL LAW (CRCL), UWSL

Faculty Co-ordinator : Dr. Arun Kumar Singh, Associate Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

Faculty Co-ordinator : Ms. Bhawna Bhardwaj,  Assistant Professor of Law, Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University.

ABOUT THE CENTRE

The Centre for Research on Criminal Law (CRCL), UWSL is a specialized Centre, established by Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University to encourage the discussion as well as study on Criminal Law and its application on the society. The ambit of criminal has expanded since its commencement.New challenges are conferred by the advancement of technology.Consequently, the expansion raises various concerns about theoretical and practical aspects of law. The raising questions fascinate and engage the scholars and academicians in the field of law and many other disciplines, policymakers, social groups and individuals. Therefore, the centre is committed to encourage research and analyse the dynamic field of law. The centre also provides a platform for intellectual and academic discussions about the multifaceted dimensions of criminal law.

VISION

The centre would endeavor for development, advancement and exchange of knowledge building and enhancing capacities througha strong focus on effective knowledge transfer and advocacy for policy and law reforms.

MISSION

The mission of the UWSL Centre for Research on Criminal Law (CRCL), is to promote research and advancement in the field of Criminal Law through deliberations, sensitization, policy intervention and at the same time suggesting filling of the gaps and lacunas in current Criminal Laws.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

The Centre aims to study, conduct and foster research on Criminal Law, legal procedures and roles of legal actors of the Criminal Justice System, as a social force that enhances social order.The center aims primarily to engage in empirical research, discussion and publication on Criminal Law, its process and administration by taking an inter-disciplinary and comparative approach to the study of Criminal law, Criminal Justice and related research that are quintessential for pressing local, national and international significance.

FUNCTIONS

The type of intellectual activities that the Centre is engaged to-

  1. Promote and advance national and comparative research and scholarship in the field of criminal law, criminal justice and punishment.
  2. Conduct inter-disciplinary research to shape public policy, discourse and practice.
  3. Contribute to the field of Criminal Law Literature by organizing conferences, seminars and workshops, webinars, symposium, expert lecture on various contemporary and emerging issues relating to criminal law
  4. Collaborate and coordinate with various departments concerned with criminal law such as Police and Police Administration, Forensic Science Labs and sensitizing students, professionals and other stakeholders regarding emerging trends in Criminal Law.
  5. Provide broader overview of Criminal Law to the students by the way of field visits and survey.
  6. Attempt to critically analyze, the trends and developments in the criminal justice institutions, legal and regulatory framework of Criminal Law in India and abroad.

STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK:

UWSL Centre for Research on Criminal Law (CRCL), UWSL tries to analyze and address the prevalent issues relating to the functioning of Criminal Justice System and its stakeholders. The cutting-edge research and scholarly publications in reputed national and international journals shall give due recognition to the Centre.

Visit to Adalaj Police Station Gandhinagar

“Visit to Adalaj Police Station Gandhinagar”

On April 12th, the Centre of Research in Criminal Law organized a field visit to Adalaj Police Station for our BA LLB students. The primary objective of this visit was to provide our students with hands-on experience in the Criminal Justice System. Despite their busy schedules, the police officers at Adalaj Police Station took time to educate our students on the workings of the Criminal Justice System. Our students were eager to learn and engaged in interactive sessions with the officers. During the visit, our students were able to observe the organizational structure of the police station and gain insight into the way it functions and manages its affairs. This practical experience enabled them to relate the legal provisions of various statutes to their practical applications.The visit also gave our students a clear understanding of various formats of applications, record maintenance procedures, and the overall functioning of the police station. The field visit provided our students with an invaluable learning experience that complemented their theoretical knowledge of criminal law. Overall, it was a successful trip that enabled our students to gain a deeper understanding of the Criminal Justice System.

UWSL - strategic framework, visit to adalaj police station
UWSL - visit to adalaj police station with faculty and student
UWSL - visit to adalaj police station with as mock drill

Visit to Dabhoda Police Station Gandhinagar

“Visit to Dabhoda Police Station Gandhinagar”

As a part of practical training and legal know-how, the Centre for Research in Criminal Law, UWSL organized a Field visit to Dabhoda Police Station Gandhinagar on February 21st, 2023 (Tuesday) from 9.30 AM to 2.00 PM. The purpose of the visit was to bridge the gap between theory and practical by acquainting the students with practical knowledge regarding the functioning of the various constituent units of the police station and the role and responsibilities of the Police Station In Charge and police staff. The event was great learning for students.

Visit to National Forensic Science University

“Visit to National Forensic Science University”

UWSL, Criminal Law(Hons) Students along with Faculty Members, visited National Forensic Science University and had the first hand experience of exposure to various forensic science laboratories. They were briefed about various Forensic labs such as Laboratory of Forensic Odontology, Ballistic Research Center and Testing Range, Center of Excellence in Cyber Security, Brain Electrical Oscillation Signature Lab and Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory function with respect to crimes committed, their functioning and mechanism. The visit enriched the practical knowhow of the students. It was a Great experiential learning.

Unitedworld Law Journal (UWLJ) (ISSN no-2457-0427) aims at publishing high-quality original research work across a broad range of the interdisciplinary spectrum, ranging from research papers, articles, essays, book reviews, and case comments.

  • Faculty
  • Learning Model
  • Legal Aid Clinic
  • Moot Court
  • Awards & Recognition
  • Expert Sessions
  • Alumni Event
Learning Model

Through focused learning opportunities, our students dwell in the realm of impactful ideas, both inside and outside classroom. We are committed to our practical approach and therefore, provide hands-on learning experience to our students. The pedagogy at Unitedworld School of Law seeks to create leaders in the Indian legal system and society. Here, the student of B.B.A.-LL.B. (Hons.) Integrated Programme is exposed to a variety of learning methods, be it research and case studies method, or debate and moot court or through internship at law firm. As students, they can decide their own academic gradient, based on their interest and appetite for a challenge. In addition to classroom teaching, we involve our students in various research and extension programmes, including Internships at the end of each semester, for better understanding of the subject matter. Throughout the span of five years, our students get exposure to various National and International Conferences, Workshops, Seminars, Moot Court Competitions, Mock Trials, Trial Advocacy, Parliamentary Debate Competitions, Empirical Research Studies, Internships at prominent offices of advocates and corporate sectors.

Legal Aid

Unitedworld School of Law (UWSL) inaugurated its free Legal Aid Clinic in 2014 and became the first law school in India to have established such a centre in it maiden year. The main aim of our Legal Aid Clinic is to spread awareness in the villages near campus. We provide free legal aid to people. Our students take active part in running the clinic by helping men, women and third gender community. Our students who are certified paralegal volunteers, can speak Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Kannada, Bengali and Rajasthani languages.

Glimpses of various activities under Legal Aid Clinic

Moot Court

Here at UWSL each student is made to participate in Moot Court and Mock Trials for the development of oral advocacy skills through a realistic appellate advocacy experience. The Moot Court Committee here engages the students in learning and analyzing legal issues, with its larger purpose being to teach their students the practical side of practicing law. The students are made to analyze a detailed hypothetical fact scenario which raises legal issues. It is the deliberation and contention of such legal issues supported by real time case laws that help in honing their argumentative and logical reasoning capacity. Another important part of the moot court process is to teach students to overcome legal authority viz., statutes, regulations, and cases that cuts against their position. Drafting of legal documents is another important aspect that is catered to by the Moot Court Committee. Regular court visits and case law analysis in classroom environment are key elements that go hand in hand with regular mock trials and court room exercises. The Moot Court Committee seeks to build top-quality mooters and researchers at the under-graduation level and encourages a hundred percent participation of each student at competitions across the globe. This further stimulates critical thinking and public speaking skills, as well as knowledge of legal practices and procedures prevalent across the globe.

Moot Court 15-16th September 2022

UWSL - moot court practice

UWSL - moot court respondent

UWSL - moot court practice, faculties and students

Awards & Recognition
Unitedworld School of Law (UWSL) received the Emerging Law Institute of India Award
Unitedworld School of Law (UWSL) received the “Emerging Law Institute of India” Award

Top-10 Promising Law Colleges in India Award – 2017
Top-10 Promising Law Colleges in India – 2017

Expert Session
UWSL - expert sessions of s sreejesh

UWSL - expert sessions of mr. f. israel inbaraj

UWSL - expert sessions of sameer shah

UWSL - expert sessions of amreshwar pratap sahi

UWSL - expert sessions of unmesh d shukla

UWSL - expert sessions of sheely bhardwaj

UWSL - expert sessions of abinash barik

UWSL - expert sessions of nidhi hriday buch

UWSL - expert sessions of hardhik parikh

UWSL - expert sessions of hardhik parikh

UWSL - expert sessions of annamma samuel

UWSL - expert sessions of k s kardam

UWSL - expert sessions of shobana komal

UWSL - expert sessions of shiva mehta

UWSL - expert sessions of anay amin

UWSL - expert sessions of ratnesh mishra

Alumni Event
Abroad Chapter Alumni Meet
Global Alumni Lecture Series
Alumni Association Ahmedabad Chapter Networking Event
Global Alumni Lecture Series
Alumni Talk
Global Alumni Lecture Series
The Debate Competition held by the Alumni Committee, UWSL
Global Alumni Lecture Series
Engagement of Alumni in Intra Moot by Prof.Nishtha Agrawal
Engagement of Alumni in IPR Awareness week
The Lawyers Association Networking Meet
Global Alumni Lecture Series
National Moot Court Competition
Preliminary Round of the Debate Competition held by the Alumni Committee, UWSL
Semi-Finals of the Debate Competition held by the Alumni Committee, UWSL
Global Alumni Lecture Series
Synchro Event by Nishtha Agrawal
Global Alumni Lecture Series

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