Collaborations

Foreign Collaborations – Knowledge Partnerships and Empowerment

The New Law College regularly collaborates with potential partners at both national and international levels to provide impetus to its academic excellence and growth. The collaborations are executed to imbibe a great culture of research at the institute that helps to facilitate the unprecedented growth of quality legal research.

Purpose of Collaborations/Academic Linkages

To promote international research.
Provide academic and international cultural enrichment opportunities to students and faculties through Student/Faculty exchange programs.
Promote Summer Schools and Educational Tourism.

Develop specialized short-term para-legal courses.
Foster opportunities for participation in International Moots, research publications & judicial colloquia.
To pursue the possibility of Joint LLM options in emerging trends of global law.

Active Collaborations (2016 – 17)

Over the years, the college has established connections with various institutes to mark a presence in the global field. Some of the active collaborations and academic linkages have been presented in the table given below.

Sr. No.	Name of the Institute	Date of initiation	Duration	Major Points
1.	Nottingham Trent University, UK	March 2018	3 years	Support Partner Participation in Moot Court Competition Summer School Student Faculty Exchange
2.	Teeside University ,UK	March 2018	3 years	Establishment of Indo European Center Exchange of academic materials & publications. Provide cultural & intellectual enrichment opportunities for staff & students
3.	CHU HAI University, Hong kong	April 2018	3 years	Foster Opportunities for collaborative research, publications and colloquia, promote postgraduate research, student exchanges Facilitate Admission Cultural and intellectual Enrichment
4.	BPP University, UK	March 2016	2 years	Student and Faculty Exchange Summer School Support Partner Participation in Moot Court Competition Joint LLM options Invitation to authorities to attend events of international relevance.
5.	Uganda Christian University	March 2016	5 years	Support Partner Participation in Moot Court Competition Summer School Student Faculty Exchange
6.	University of Chittagong, Bangladesh	March 2016	5 years	Support Partner Participation in Moot Court Competition Joint LLM options Research Collaborations
7.	Uganda Christian University	March 2016	5 years	Support Partner Participation in Moot Court Competition Summer School Student Faculty Exchange
8.	Catholic University of Eastern Africa	December 2013	5 years	Foster Opportunities for collaborative research, publications and colloquia, promote postgraduate research, student exchanges Facilitate Admission Cultural and intellectual Enrichment
9.	St. Mary’s University of San Antonio, Texas	March 2012	5 years	To pursue the possibility of developing programmes & exchanges related to teaching, research, & exchange of student & faculty.
10.	Vistula University, Warsaw	2012	5 years	Establishment of Indo European Center Exchange of academic materials & publications. Provide cultural & intellectual enrichment opportunities for staff & students

Foreign Delegates at the New Law College

Throughout the years, NLC has gained a positive reputation among international colleges such as the Law Society of England and Wales; University of Leeds, University of Sussex, the King’s College, London and the University of Bradford.

The college has also recently collaborated with DePaul University, Reading University, University of Westminster, Vistula University, Poland, University of Warsaw, Poland and Birmingham City University, UK.Due to the active collaboration and affiliation with these prestigious international colleges, NCL has hosted various foreign delegates for conferences, discussions and academic collaborative efforts.

Collaborations under Renewal

The New Law College also has collaborations under renewal with many institutes. While the previous collaboration period has ended, the college is making efforts to renew it to pursue its goal of academic excellence and growth.

List of Collaborations under Renewal Process

A new collaboration with Western Sydney University, Australia is also under process.

Visits at NCL for Discussion of Prospective Collaboration

Prof. Jerold Friedland and his wife, Director, Asian Legal Studies Program, Depaul University, College of Law, Chicago, USA (October 26, 2010).
Mrs. Sirin Nyles, Director, University of Reading, Reading International Office (November 11, 2010).
Dr. Dave Morland, Associate Dean (International), School of Social Sciences, Business & Law - Teesside University & other officials of Teesside University.
Mr. Chris Carbot, College International Manager, NTU Global and Ms. Vidhi, Regional Partnerships Coordinator from Nottingham Trent University (November 23, 2017).
Prof. Dr. Adams, Dean, School of Law and Dr. Alpana Roy, Associate Professor from Western Sydney University, School of Law, Australia.
BPP University, UK to sign the MoU with New Law College (March 2016).