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Empowering Women Through Entrepreneurship Programme by MyGov

Registrations are open for 6 Weeks Empowering Women Through Entrepreneurship Programme by MyGov. The last date of registration is 28 February. About Programme & Partners The National Commission for Women is the apex statutory organization working towards enabling women to achieve equality and equal participation in all spheres of life. Acknowledging that economic independence is the key to women empowerment, NCW aims to create a lasting impact for women across the country by providing women entrepreneurs access to knowledge and skills required to grow and sustain their entrepreneurial ventures. To this end, National Commission for Women has joined hands with Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, a renowned academic institution fostering excellence in management, innovation and entrepreneurship, and has envisioned a collaborative online training programme in Hindi to support and sponsor digital learning of aspiring women entrepreneurs. Selected participants will also get a special chance to be mentored and incubated by our knowledge and mentoring partner, the India SME Forum, India’s largest not-for-profit organization for small & medium enterprises, post successful completion of the course. The programme previously delivered in English has seen more than 1800 women successfully complete the course. The programme has now been re-conceptualized in Hindi to promote linguistic diversity, improve rate of participation, enhance learning outcomes and expand regional reach. About the Course This is a hands-on, action-oriented business and management course that introduces participants to a systematic, scientific and an easy process of testing your ideas and opportunities. Selected participants will learn the “Do your Venture” ideology, which will teach them common paths entrepreneurs take when launching their own venture. They will also learn the tools and techniques for generating ideas and then test their ideas in the field and gather feedback. The Course will be sponsored by the National Commission for Women for all selected participants and will be delivered by IIMB. The Course is designed to enable aspiring women entrepreneurs to capitalize on this opportunity and learn from eminent faculty of IIMB. The course can be attended from any location at any convenient time. During the course, participants will also be encouraged to leverage on the peer network through discussion forum and other online tools at their disposal. Important dates Start Date: 29th January 2022? End Date: 28th February 2022? Length 6 Weeks (Integrated with field work) Effort 3-4 hours per week Language of delivery Hindi Video Transcripts English & Hindi Level Introductory Guidelines For Applicants Participation is open for all women who are above 18 years and are citizens of India. Applicants should be ideally at the ideation stage (beginning stage of a venture/startup including an idea) who intends to learn and grow from the various opportunities and from experiences of the successful entrepreneurs. You can apply for the programme by clicking on the 'CLICK HERE TO REGISTER'. Video submission should be as professional as possible and should not exceed 5 minutes. The objective is to gain a sense of your sincerity, motivation to apply, idea or pitch. The video can be in either Hindi or English. The applicant has to share link to their video via file-sharing/video hosting service such as YouTube, Vimeo. Multiple entries from the same participant are not allowed and the person may face disqualification. Any false representation or submission of any wrong information by any participant will disqualify their participation. The entry must not contain any provocative, objectionable or inappropriate content. All the entries submitted by the contestants will only be used for the purpose of this programme and participants consent to the use of information submitted by them.

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Patent Law

In our modern technologically-based economy, the creation and enforcement of patent rights can make or break a business. With record numbers of patents being issued every year, the stakes for inventors (and, indeed, their lawyers) continue to rise, even as the patent law and its administration faces growing criticism. This course begins with an examination of the fundamental justifications for and creation of U.S. patent rights as well as the relationship between patent law and other “intellectual property” concepts. We will then delve into the details of the U.S. requirements for patentability, and explore the scope of patent rights, again considering how the policies expressed reflect the justifications for patent rights. Then we will look at an actual patent document and analyze the different pieces of an issued patent with a special focus on the importance of patent claims. Finally, we will explore strategies for dealing with patent infringement. What You Will Learn Explain the scope and limits of patent protection Analyze and apply the standards of patentability to navigate the requirements of patent law. Interpret the importance and significance of specific patent claims presented in an issued patent Develop strategies for addressing patent infringement Skills You Will Gain Innovation Business Strategy Reading a Patent Competition Instructor R. Polk Wagner Professor of Law University of Pennsylvania Offered by University of Pennsylvania Syllabus - What you will learn from this course Week 1: What is Patent Law? This module introduces patent law - what patents are, what they cover, how they are enforced, and the structure of the U.S. patent system. Week 2: Patentability What exactly can you patent? This module delves into the important details of the various patentability requirements. Week 3: The Scope of a Patent Once you have a patent, what exactly do you have? This module explores the exact scope and limits of patent coverage through a close study of patent claims. Week 4: Patent Enforcement Once you have a patent, how do you enforce it? This module looks at patent enforcement as well as patent avoidance. We also take a close look at the fascinating case of the Super Soaker patent. Enroll Here

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Rethinking International Tax Law

In recent years, the international tax planning strategies of multinationals have become a source of – often heated – debate. This course provides learners with the tools to become fully informed participants in the debate by explaining the foundations and practice of international tax law as well as addressing current developments and the ethical aspects of tax planning. Skills You Will Gain Tax Planning International Taxation Transfer Pricing Base Erosion And Profit Shifting (BEPS) Offered By Leiden University (Universiteit Leiden) Instructor Prof. Dr. Sjoerd Douma Faculty of Law International Tax Center Syllabus - What you will learn from this course Week 1: International tax planning – base case In this first week, we will start on our journey into the world of international taxation. We will see that the tax planning activities of multinationals have attracted a lot of attention during the past few years. We will examine why planning strategies are now in the public eye, what the public debate is really about and who the key players are. We will also go to the core of international tax planning and build a base case, the elements of which we will study throughout the course. Week 2: Design of corporate tax law systems In this second module, we will start breaking down our tax planning base case. To that end, we will study the design of corporate tax law systems during this module. In the videos and (recommended) reading materials, we analyse the typical design elements of corporate tax law systems. Week 3: Principles of international taxation & tax treaties In this third module, we will continue to analyze our tax planning base case. To that end, in module 2, we studied the typical design of corporate tax law systems. In this module, we will look at international aspects of corporate tax law systems (CFC, qualification mismatches). We will also get to the core of international tax law and study double tax treaties. Week 4: Transfer pricing In this fourth module, we will be focusing on transfer pricing, a technique which is used to allocate the profits made by a group of companies to the individual group members. Transfer pricing is an area of tax law which is becoming increasingly important. Our study will focus on the basics of transfer pricing: the 'arm's length principle', comparability and transfer pricing methods, but will also address business restructurings and include a case study. Week 5: European Union law & fiscal state aid In this fifth module, we will take a look at the developments in the area of corporate tax planning within the EU, focusing on recent developments and the actions which have been taken within the EU to ensure that international tax planning of multinationals does not negatively affect corporate taxation within its territory. Also, we will discuss the limits which EU tax law places on domestic and international measures to counter aggressive tax planning and BEPS. Week 6: Tax planning & ethical dimensions This sixth and last module will be about the ethical aspects of tax planning. Prof. Douma will be interviewing a number of key stakeholders in the current debate to reflect on what we have learned in the previous modules. In addition, you will find the final exam which will enable you to complete the course. Start Learning Today Enroll for Free

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3rd CLS-NLUO Credit Course on The Economics of Constitutionalism: Principles and Practice: Register by January 20

3rd CLS-NLUO Credit Course that the Constitutional Law Society of National Law University Odisha is conducting from 22nd January to 6th February 2022 on ‘The Economics of Constitutionalism: Principles and Practice’ with the following course instructors: Prof. Mukul Asher, Dr. KP Krishnan, Dr. Suryaprakash Misra and Mr. Lalit Panda. About CLS The Constitutional Law Society (CLS) of National Law University Odisha was established in 2018 with a vision to provide a platform for public discourse and deliberation vis-à-vis Constitutional Law. CLS seeks to supplement an accessible forum for intellectual discourse and shape the discussion of the most important and relevant issues of constitutional law through meticulous scholarship, public lectures and seminars, and research through independent projects, conferences, and co-operation with other institutions and individuals engaged in constitutional study. CLS endeavours through the course of its activities to foster awareness about the subject and its importance. The purpose behind the establishment of the Society is to generate debate and dialogue on various nuances of the subject of Constitutional Law. Through this credit course, CLS aims to educate bright minds in this niche field so that there is a higher quality of dialogue which is bound to help larger interests of policymaking. About the Course Through this certificate course, we aim to foster an environment where the students are able to appreciate the inextricable connection between Constitutional Law and Economics. We further wish to expose the students to the relevance of the same in contemporary times. The goal is to help students to be in a better position so as to: Understand the practical application of classroom teaching in diverse spheres of the legal field. Analyse economic policies and schemes from a constitutional lens. Learn the economic analysis behind constitutional questions and the tools and techniques employed therein. Gain skills that can be useful in public policy research or think tank set-ups. Expose them to the notional thinking of professionals involved in this process. The teaching time for the Course would be spread over 20 hours. The classes will be held on the weekends (most of them being Saturdays and Sundays) in the forenoon, afternoon and evening. Teaching time on any day would not extend beyond 4 hours so as to enable students to absorb the contents taught. Certificates will be provided to the participants after the conclusion of the course. Course Outline Introduction to Law and Economics State, Economy and Regulation India's Constitution & Economic Philosophy and Mandates Constitutional Law and Policy Making: Application of Economics Constitutional Economics Positive Constitutional Economics Economic Institutions and India's Constitution: The Union and State Finance Commissions Statutory Regulatory Authorities and what lies ahead? Economic Analysis of Constitutions Public Policy and the Constitution: Practical Involvement of Lawyers The exact dates of classes will be intimated later to the participants. It will be ensured that classes are only scheduled on weekends. Course Instructors Professor Mukul Asher Professor Mukul Asher obtained Ph. D. in Economics from Washington State University in 1972. He was a faculty member with the Department of Economics, and later with the Lee Kuan Yew school of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore for over four decades. He has been a Visiting Faculty at the Asian Public Policy Program at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo since the early 2000s. He is associated with several Indian think-tanks. He is a Distinguished fellow at Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation (SPMRF) in new Delhi; and Senior Adjunct Fellow at Research and Information System for Developing Countries (RIS) in New Delhi. His research focuses on public financial management, pension reform, and expanding India‘s geo-economic and geostrategic space. His stellar list of research and publications includes reputed national and international journals and over 16 books. Dr. K.P Krishnan Dr. Krishnan is a retd. IAS officer (1983 batch) and has served in various field and secretariat positions in India in the Government of Karnataka and Government of India. He also served as Adviser to the Executive Director (Dr. Bimal Jalan), World Bank during 1994-97 and as Secretary, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister from July 01, 2010, till 13th August 2012. He is the IEPF Chair Professor in Regulatory Economics, established with the support of the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority of the Government of India. Prior to his retirement from public service, he served as the Union Secretary in the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship. Trained in economics, finance, and law, Dr. Krishnan has chaired or served as a member of several Government of India committees, including the Krishnan Committee on Cross Border Insolvency Rules/Regulation Committee, the Krishnan Committee on Comprehensive Regulation of Credit Rating Agencies, the T K Viswanathan Committee on Reform of Bankruptcy Laws in India. Dr. Suryaprakash Misra After returning from the USA with an M.S. (Applied Economics & Statistics) from Clemson University, Dr. Suryaprakash Misra joined the School of Law, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar in January 2010 as an Assistant Professor (Economics) – II, and was there till August 2012. Subsequently, he was with NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, as an Assistant Professor (Economics). Presently, he is the Assistant Professor (Economics) at the National Law University, Delhi. He has academic publications on various sub-disciplines of Economics such as Microeconomic Theory, Bargaining Theory, Industrial Organization, Development Economics, International Trade, Poverty and Inequality, Public Finance/Economics and Law and Economics. Mr. Lalit Panda Mr. Panda is a graduate of the Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, and has been working in the Public Law team at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, New Delhi since 2017. Prior to joining Vidhi, he worked briefly as a Consultant with the 21st Law Commission of India. At Vidhi, he has worked in the broad areas of law and technology, regulation, and constitutional law, providing legal and policy research on subjects such as data protection, higher education, election law, and fiscal federalism As a Samvidhaan Fellow, his interest lies in interdisciplinary research into the equal protection guarantee in the Indian Constitution, examining a range of recent and long-standing controversies regarding the right to equality through the lens of Law & Economics. Panel Discussion After attending the classes, it becomes imperative to provide the students with a platform where they can discuss on the contemporary developments on the issues. Keeping this in mind, a panel discussion will be organized on 6 February, 2022, with the theme "Emerging trends in constitutional economics in India and its place in the global scenario" It will be a 2 hour event, beginning with a discussion between our four Course instructors, who are luminaries in their own fields, moderated by the Faculty Advisor of CLS and Assistant Professor of Law at NLUO, Ms. Rishika Khare. It will be followed by a Question & Answer session for the attendees. Note - The Panel Discussion is open-for-all and is not only limited to the registered students. Registration and Payment Details Registration is compulsory for the course. There are only limited slots and the selection for the slots will be done on a first come-first serve basis (last date for registration: 20th January 2022). For the purpose of Registration, we would be accepting payment through Bank Transfers/NEFT/IMPS. A payment of Rs. 300 is to be made, the bank details are provided as follows: Name of the Account Holder - Registrar, National Law University Odisha Name of the Bank - State Bank of India Account No. - 33807919875 MICR No. - 753002034 IFSC Code - SBIN0017678 SWIFT Code - SBININBB768 Note: The Registration form requires you to submit a screenshot/receipt of the payment. For registration please click here. For payment tutorials to bank accounts (bank transfers) through UPI apps like Google Pay, Paytm and PhonePe, please click here.

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UNITAR Human Rights Council Training Programme [Online; 3 Weeks]: Register by Feb 9

Applications are open for the 3-week online UNITAR Human Rights Council Training Programme, that will commence on February 14. About UNITAR The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) is a dedicated training arm of the United Nations system. UNITAR provides training and capacity development activities to assist mainly developing countries with special attention to Least Developed Countries (LDCs), Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and other groups and communities who are most vulnerable, including those in conflict situations. About the Programme The Human Rights Council Training Programme lasts for 3 weeks and runs on UNITAR’s virtual learning platform. It is created and facilitated by senior experts working at UN agencies. In addition, UNITAR staff assists in the organisational aspects of the course and stands ready to interact with participants on a daily basis. General Details Duration of the Course: 3 Weeks Commencement and End Date: February 14, 2022 – March 06, 2022 Mode: Virtual Platform: Zoom About the e-Learning Modules The backbone of the Human Rights Council Training Programme will be three e-Learning modules. Every module contains reading material, multimedia files, a discussion forum for written exchanges and a multiple-choice assessment quiz. The course will contain the following modules:? Module 1: The United Nations Module 2: Conference Diplomacy Module 3: Human Rights, Climate Change and the SDGs The E-Workshops The e-Learning modules will be complemented by a series of live components delivered to participants via Zoom. These encompass several 3-hour interactive e-workshops run by experts such as current UN staff or retired ambassadors. The Human Rights Council Training Programme will offer the following e-workshops: Negotiation Skills Leadership Skills UN Resolution Writing Skills The Sessions Most importantly, the Human Rights Council Training Programme runs in parallel to the real Human Rights Council sessions in Geneva. Participants will therefore be able to attend its sessions in live-stream. In addition, they will have the opportunity to learn from UN experts in 1.5-hour webinars as well as virtual guided tours. Real Sessions of the Human Rights Council in live-stream Live-Webinars with UN human rights experts Virtual Guided Tours through the UN Palace of Nations Who can Participate? Open to all actors related to international affairs who have a genuine passion for human rights. Public sector officials Private sector professionals and Representatives from NGOs, think tanks or academia University students and high school students are equally welcome to apply. In order to ensure the highest quality standards, the registration will be closed after 50 participants. Certificate Slots will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. At the end of the programme, all participants will receive an official UNITAR certificate. How to Register? Click here to register for the UNITAR training programme. Upon clicking the link, you will be asked to create your own profile on the UNITAR website and will then be guided through the process. Feel free to contact the organizer in case of any questions. Contact Information [email protected]

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Gender and Sexuality: Applications in Society

Gender & Sexuality shape work, life and play. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to engage with key issues through key concepts and perspectives. About this course Navigating through the complexities of Gender & Sexuality is a necessity in our world, now more than ever. Engage with globally renowned scholars from top Canadian universities to learn concepts and practices that advance respect and human rights. This course will teach you to better understand and apply knowledge about gender and sexuality -- a critical first step in addressing social, economic and cultural inequalities. This intersectional approach to Gender & Sexuality Studies will cover key topics in the fields of literature, language, geography, history, political science, sociology, anthropology, cinema and media studies, law and medicine. Some questions we will address include: What is gender and sexuality? What does this mean in different contexts? How do we think critically and creatively about identity, communication, and community? How are gender and sexuality organized in media and popular culture? How do people, young and old, negotiate knowledge about gender and sexuality? This course is for anyone who wants to build their own cultural competence and the capacity of those around them to understand gender and sexuality and the intersections of these core facets of culture and nature, with other differences, like race, age or disability. What you'll learn Deepen understanding and knowledge about gender and sexuality. Explore personal and academic histories and narratives in Gender & Sexuality Studies. Participate in current conversations on a wide-ranging local and national scale. Acquire knowledge about classical and contemporary theories in Gender & Sexuality Studies. Explore the possibilities for intersectionality to highlight social justice issues. Gain an appreciation for a diverse range of individuals, communities, and viewpoints. About the instructors Dr. Janice Stewart Professor of Teaching, Institute for Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice at University of British Columbia How to apply? Click here to enroll in the course.

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Introduction to Digital Humanities

Develop skills in digital research and visualization techniques across subjects and fields within the humanities. About this course As primary sources of information are more frequently digitized and available online than ever before, how can we use those sources to ask new questions? How did Chinese families organize themselves and their landscapes in China’s past? How did African slaves from different cultures form communities in the Americas? What influences informed the creation and evolution of Broadway musicals? How can I understand or interpret 1,000 books all at once? How can I create a visualization that my students can interact with? The answers to these questions can be explored using a wide variety of digital tools, methods, and sources. As museums, libraries, archives and other institutions have digitized collections and artifacts, new tools and standards have been developed that turn those materials into machine-readable data. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI), for example, have enabled humanities researchers to process vast amounts of textual data. However, these advances are not limited just to text. Sound, images, and video have all been subject to these new forms of research. This course will show you how to manage the many aspects of digital humanities research and scholarship. Whether you are a student or scholar, librarian or archivist, museum curator or public historian — or just plain curious — this course will help you bring your area of study or interest to new life using digital tools. What you'll learn What the term “digital humanities” means in different disciplines. How common digital tools work and examples of projects using them. How various file types can be used to create, gather, and organize data. How to use command-line functions to analyze text. How to use free tools to create visual text analysis. Syllabus Lesson 1: Digital Humanities and Data Explain the term "digital humanities," and how it is understood across humanities disciplines. Describe the research journey as a partnership between researcher and library collections and staff. List examples of the limits of classification. Describe the implicit and explicit hierarchies that are created when gathering and analyzing data. Distinguish between what counts as data and what does not. Identify different data formats and how they fit into a research workflow. Lesson 2: Digital Humanities Projects and Tools List tools of data analysis that can be applied to text in any language, space, networks, images, and statistical analysis. Evaluate existing digital platforms based on features that can be used for data analysis within different fields such as literature, history, art, and music. Lesson 3: Acquiring, Cleaning, and Creating Data Identify the differences between unstructured, semi-structured, and structured data. Distinguish between different file types, their definitions, and applications. Apply intellectual property rights to the downloading and sharing of data. Practice different ways of downloading or creating data. Lesson 4: The Command Line Understand how command line functions work. Apply command line functions to text files. Create smaller text files from larger files using command line prompts. Lesson 5: Working with Tools - Voyant Create data from multiple text files using Voyant. Compare data results across text files using visualizationin Voyant. About the instructors Peter K. Bol (Charles H. Carswell Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University) How to apply? Click here to enroll in the course.

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Genomics for Law

About this Course Genomics for Law provides a unique framework to review the history and basics of genomics research as well as explore how genomics has, and will continue to, interact with the law. Throughout this course you will explore the implications of genomics research on law, as well as law's influence and implications on genomics research, as it pertains to the following topics: Genomics and Criminal Law Genomics and Criminal Procedure Forensic Genomics Intellectual Property Protection and Biotechnology Genomics and Tort Law Genomics and Privacy Law Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics This course can be taken to fulfill continuing legal education (CLE) credits for practicing lawyers. 9 MCLE hours have been approved in Illinois. Offered by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Syllabus - What you will learn from this course WEEK 1: Introduction to Genomics for Law In this module, you will review what genomics is and discuss the relationship of genomics to the law. You will review the basic structure and function of the genome, the vocabulary used to describe its components, and understand how technology has and will continue to influence genomics, as well as how genomics is used in a variety of fields including healthcare, food security, energy, and law. WEEK 2: Genomics and Criminal Law In this module, you will discuss the relationship of genomics to criminal law, how genetic evidence and genomic defenses currently operate in the criminal justice system and explore how fully allowing genetic evidence and genomic defenses might improve or harm criminal law. You will understand how criminal law might or might not recognize genomics as a defense, review types of changes needed in criminal law to accommodate genetic evidence, and examine how changes in the criminal law, to accommodate genetic evidence and defenses, could impact criminal law. WEEK 3: Genomics and Criminal Procedure In this module, you will explore how private individuals' genomes are in a criminal law context, how DNA is examined and processed in criminal investigations, and examine under what circumstances individuals' genomes are protected from access by the government in a criminal law context. You will also recognize under which circumstances the government has an interest in individuals' genomes in a criminal law context and review the basics of the CODIS STRs (Combined DNA Indexing System). WEEK 4: Forensic Genomics In this module, you will learn about how genomics is used to estimate ancestry and predict physical appearance or traits in criminal investigations, and review the current evidentiary standards for utilizing genetic evidence. You will also examine the scientific viability of using genomics to estimate phenotypic traits, understand the accuracy of genetic estimates for ancestry and phenotypic traits, review the current evidentiary standards under Frye and Daubert, and identify the best methods to utilize genomics evidence under current legal evidentiary standards. WEEK 5: Intellectual Property In this module, you will review the history, economic, and legal reasoning behind intellectual property protection. You will then examine the basic requirements to obtain a patent, and identify which types of biological materials or processes are patent eligible using current case law. Additionally, comparative intellectual property legal regimes will be introduced. WEEK 6: Genomics and Tort Law In this module, you will explore issues related to genomics that arise in Tort Law. You will examine some of the issues that can arise against medical practitioners as well as explore the implications of genomics in toxic tort cases. WEEK 7: Genomics and Privacy Law In this module, you will investigate the major issues related to privacy and genomics and how the privacy of genomic information is regulated as well as the interactions between major genomic privacy regulations. You will also examine the penalties for violation of genomic privacy regulations. WEEK 8: Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics In this module, you will consider some of the legal and ethical questions that have arisen in genomics research and the legal requirements of informed consent. You will also review major court decisions involving genomics research, treatment, and informed consent, examine the legal evolution and current requirements of informed consent, and explore the legal and ethical quandaries in genomics and its research. Instructors Dr. Gene E. Robinson Director, Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology; Swanlund Chair; Center for Advanced Study Professor of Entomology and Neuroscience Dr. Jennifer K. Robbennolt Associate Dean for Research, Alice Curtis Campbell Professor of Law and Professor of Psychology, Co-Director, Illinois Program on Law, Behavior and Social Science Click here to register for Online Course on Genomics for Law For more information, click here.

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Introduction to Cybersecurity

An introduction to cybersecurity, ideal for learners who are curious about the world of Internet security and who want to be literate in the field. About this course This course serves as an introduction to the exciting field of cybersecurity. As our daily lives become more and more dependent on Internet-based tools and services, and as those platforms accumulate more of our most sensitive data, the demand grows for experts in the field of cybersecurity. In this course, you will gain an overview of the cybersecurity landscape as well as national (USA) and international perspectives on the field. We will cover the legal environment that impacts cybersecurity as well as predominant threat actors. What you'll learn By the end of this course, you will be able to Define and use key terms and concepts in the field of cybersecurity; Identify and distinguish threat actors and their motivations; Match appropriate types of controls to the actions of different threat actors; Describe the differences and interactions among international agencies related to cybersecurity; Describe at least two potential legal challenges to cybersecurity in your country. About the instructors Barbara Endicott-Popovsky (Director, Center for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity at University of Washington) Click here to enroll in the course.

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Trademark Law

About this Course The protections afforded under trademark law have created incredible value in intangible assets, with the value of the world’s most valuable brands such as Amazon, Apple and Google each exceeding $100 billion. But what exactly is trademark law, and how is such enormous value created? This course examines the fundamentals of U.S. trademark law and the ways in which the manufacturers of various products and services can establish and protect their identities and the identities of their products in the marketplace. We will explore the purpose of trademark law, identify the different types of trademarks, including names, designs, logos, and trade dress, and explore strategies for choosing and protecting strong, potentially valuable trademarks. We will also discuss strategies for strengthening descriptive marks, and lay out the steps for filing for federal trademark protection. Finally, we will address how to design an ongoing maintenance strategy to protect, extend, and maximize the value of trademarks, and discuss strategies for responding to possible trademark infringement. Offered by University of Pennsylvania What You Will Learn Define the scope and subject matter of trademark protection Evaluate the usefulness and limits of seeking trademark protection Formulate a strategy for creating and protecting a strong trademark Design processes to maintain ownership and control of a trademark and respond to possible infringement Skills You Will Gain Marketing Brand Management Strategic Planning Value Proposition Syllabus - What you will learn from this course Week 1: What is a Trademark? What is a trademark? What can and cannot qualify as a trademark? This module answers these important threshold questions to begin our study of U.S. trademark law. Week 2: How to Choose the Right Trademark What does it mean for a trademark to be "good?" What is a "strong" trademark? This module answers those questions, and demonstrates how to balance the sometimes competing interests of the marketing and legal departments of a business. Week 3: Why and How to Protect a Trademark In this module, you will learn if, when, and how to file for official trademark protection. Week 4: How to Maintain a Mark and the Basics of Infringement So you have a trademark - what now? This module will show you how to protect and police your trademark, as well as how to approach potential trademark infringement. Instructor Cynthia Dahl - Practice Professor of Law at Penn Law Enroll Here

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Corporate Law

About the Course The course on Corporate Law is a core course in almost all National Law universities and other State universities. This course is taught to both UG and Master courses. In LL.M, course is mandatory for Business Law (Private Law) specialization. This course is also important for professional courses like Chartered accountants, Company secretary, Masters in Commerce, Masters in Business Administration as well as Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration. The course is a full credit course for universities. Generally, law universities offer this course as a 4-credit full course which is taught over one semester.The course is certification ready and looking into its importance for persons associated with business and law, it will be able to meet the needs of lifelong learners. Professionals who may not be enrolled for a regular degree or who only wish to understand corporate laws, their need will be served by the course. The course has proctored examination at the end of the semester and gives credits to students. Summary Course Status : Upcoming Course Type : Core Duration : 15 weeks Start Date : 14 Jan 2022 End Date : 29 Apr 2022 Enrollment Ends : 28 Feb 2022 Category : Law Credit Points : 4 Level : Postgraduate Course Objectives: India has witnessed tremendous growth in the corporate sector in the last few decades. In view of this, it becomes important for students of law and commerce to understand the legal dynamics of the corporate sector. The course covers all important recent developments in this area. The course of Corporate Law has been specifically designed to provide not only an overview but also an in-depth knowledge about incorporation, raising capital by companies, borrowings and investments by companies, foreign direct investment in Indian companies, corporate restructuring, corporate insolvency and other related important issues. Learning Outcomes: In-depth understanding about different business organisations and comprehend importance of company form of business organisation with its incorporation and administration Learning about raising of capital by companies in compliance with SEBI regulations Comprehension of corporate management and governance Learning legal aspects of accounts and audit of companies with role of auditors Understanding different restructuring methods for companies Understanding business rescue proceedings and compromises Knowledge about investigations and adjudicatory machinery of companies Knowledge about remedies available to shareholders and other in a company Understanding corporate insolvency Course layout Week 1: Business Organisation, Corporate personality and Registration of companies Module 1 - Business organisation and corporate personality: its nature, advantages, disadvantages and types Module 2 - Registration, incorporation and commencement of business by companies Module 3 - Objects, powers of companies and their internal administration Week 2: Kinds of meetings and other applicable law Module 4 - Kinds of companies Module 5 - Meetings of companies Module 6 - Other laws affecting companies Week 3: Raising of capital by companies Module 7 - Share capital and its nature, kinds, rights and liabilities of shareholders Module 8 - Alteration of capital and its implications Module 9 - Raising of capital by companies by issue of securities Module 10 - Listing and de-listing of securities and their implications Week 4: SEBI- issue of capital and disclosure requirements Module 11 - Issue of capital and disclosure requirements of Indian companies: Part 1 Module 12 - Issue of capital and disclosure requirements of Indian companies: Part 2 Module 13 - Insider trading and fraudulent and unfair dealings in securities and their implications Week 5: Borrowings and investments by companies Module 14 - Corporate borrowings and investments Module 15 - Foreign Direct investments in Indian companies Week 6: Corporate Management and Governance: Part 1 Module 16 - Governance structure of companies Module 17 - Directors, their appointment, qualifications, position, powers, duties and liabilities Module 18 - Types of directors and other managerial personnel companies Week 7: Corporate Management and Governance: Part 2 Module 19 - Corporate governance in Indian companies Module 20 - Corporate Social Responsibility Module 21 - Promoters, their position, power, duties and liabilities Week 8 Revision Week 9: Accounts of companies Module 22 - Dividend and accounts of companies Module 23 - Director's responsibility statement and other duties in lying accounts before shareholders Week 10: Auditing of companies Module 24 - Audit of companies Module 25 - Auditors, their duties and liabilities Week 11: Business rescue proceedings and compromises Module 26 - Compromises, Arrangements, Reconstruction, Amalgamation and Mergers of companies Module 27 - Take over and Acquisition of companies Module 28 - Recent cases on Mergers and Acquisition Week 12: Investigation and adjudicatory machinery Module 29 - Investigation of companies, its need and procedure Module 30 - Company Law board/ National Company Law Tribunal/ National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, their constitution, powers and duties Module 31 - Special courts, their constitution, powers and duties Week 13: Remedies to shareholders and others Module 32 - Shareholders and creditors remedies of personal actions, derivative actions or class action suits including cases of oppression and mismanagement Module 33 - Winding up, its need, grounds and effect on shareholders, creditors and other stakeholders Week 14: Corporate Insolvency and Bankruptcy Module 34 - Corporate Insolvency Module 35 - Insolvency and Bankruptcy code,2016 Week 15: Revision, assessment and evaluation. Instructor Prof. (Dr.) Harpreet Kaur (National Law University Delhi) Course certificate The course certification will be in the fulfillment of obtaining passing marks 40% in the proctored exam. Enroll here.

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Law of Torts

In this era of globalization and liberalization law of torts has evolved and grown as a full-fledged separate branch of law. The courts and the governments have realized the importance of law of torts in their rulings by awarding the exemplary damages in the cases of negligence, providing compensation to the victims of rape and recognizing the torts committed by the governmental actions. Keeping into consideration the importance of law of torts it is designated and identified by the experts as one of the core papers in the prescribed syllabi of various law programmes throughout the globe. The need of the hour in this covid-19 Pandemic is to minimize the academic loss caused to the student community in general and make the education available at their door steps. Devising this 02 credit Mooc Programmee on law of torts is a humble step towards this desired goal. The whole Mooc comprises of 21 audio-visual e-contents including FAQ’S, MCQ’S, Assignments etc. This Mooc covers important topics including; origin, nature & development of law of torts, general and specific defences, important and specific torts like negligence, nuisance, trespass, defamation, malicious Prosecution, various doctrines like, strict liability, absolute, liability, vicarious liability etc. This two credit Mooc Programmee of 06 weeks duration will be of immense importance to students, scholars, legal practitioners and Academicians. We wish all the prospective learners best of luck. Summary Course Status Upcoming Course Type Core Duration 6 weeks Start Date 31 Jan 2022 End Date 12 Mar 2022 Exam Date - Enrollment Ends 28 Feb 2022 Category Law Credit Points 2 Level Undergraduate Course layout Introduction to Law of Torts Origin and Development of law of Torts in India & England Nature of Law of Torts Doctrine of Strict Liability Doctrine of Absolute liability Volenti non-fit injuria Vicarious Liability Act of God & nuisance Nuisance in Law of Torts Justification in Tort; Private Defence Capacity in Law of Torts Malicious Prosecution Nervous Shock Wrongful Act; Remedies & Damages: Law of Torts False Imprisonment Defamation Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity Negligence Trespass Assault & Battery Principles on which Tortious liability is based Instructor Dr. Aneeda Jan - University Of Kashmir Course certificate 30% for in-course assessment and 70% for end term proctored exam Enroll here

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Online Course of Indian Constitution

Introduction In this online course, we shall make an effort to understand the history of our constitution, the kinds of debates we had in our Constituent Assembly, the right and wrong choices we made as to the drafting of the constitution, the preamble of the constitution that defines the destination that we want to reach through our constitution, the fundamental right constitution guarantees through the great rights revolution, the relationship between fundamental rights and fundamental duties, the futurist goals of the constitution as incorporated in directive principles and the relationship between fundamental rights and directive principles, powers of union and state executive, powers and the role of our judiciary particularly its role of taking sufferings of people seriously through the Public Interest Litigation, President — Prime Minister relationship, Ordinance making power and amending powers of the Parliament. Highlights Course Name: Online Course of Indian Constitution Conducted by: NALSAR University of Law Sponsored by: Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law & Justice, Government of India You Will Learn To become familiar with the text of the constitution and leading cases. To identify the fundamental policy choices incorporated in the Constitution. To articulate opinions on significant, vital, controversial and current constitutional issues. To examine the historical evolution of doctrines standards, and tests. To understand India's post-independence constitutional journey. Course Content Introduction to Indian Constitution: An Introduction to the concept of 'Democracies' and 'Constitutions' Learning Outcomes Why are constitutions Drafted? When are they Drafted? What should be the Contents of a Constitution? What are the Various Types of Constitutions? How and Why do Democracies and Constitutions Fail? Constituent Assembly Debates & Choices: An Insight into why the Indian Constitution is drafted the way it is? Learning Outcomes What are Constituent Assembly Debates? What is the Composition of Constituent Assembly? What were the Choices available to the Framers of the Constitution? What were the Choices exercised by the Framers of the Constitution? Preamble of Indian Constitution: An introductory statement explaining the philosophy and objectives of the framers of the Constitution Learning Outcomes What is a Preamble? What does it Include? What is the significance of a Preamble? How is a preamble amended? Citizenship in India: A deliberation about citizenship in India and NRC Learning Outcomes What is Citizenship in a country? Who is an Indian Citizen? How is Indian Citizenship Acquired? What is NPR? What is NRC and why is it required? Right to Equality: A Basic Fundamental Right granting equal rights to all citizens Learning Outcomes What is the Right to Equality? What is Class Legislation and Reasonable Classification? What is Non-Discrimination? Right to Equality and role of State? What are the Special Provisions for Women & Children and their relevance? Reservation Policies and Indian Constitution: Affirmative Action under Indian Constitution - Impact on the representation of marginal groups Learning Outcomes What is Affirmative Action? What is the need for Affirmative Action? What is Reservation Policy under Indian Constitution? Should there be a sunset clause for Reservation? How can the reservation policy be improved? Freedom of Speech & Expression: A fundamental right to safeguard the liberty of thought and expression of the Citizens Learning Outcomes What is Freedom of Speech? What are the Statutory Limitations of Freedom of Speech? What amounts to Sedation, Blasphemy, and Defamation? Controlling Online Speech/Hate Speech Right to Life and Personal Liberty: A primordial right which every human being must-have for all-round development Learning Outcomes What is Right to Life & Liberty? What is the concept of Privacy? Aadhar - a comprehensive repository or intrusion of Privacy? Preventive Detention - Constitutional Validity? Freedom of Religion: A Constitutional right to safeguard the religious freedom of citizens to preach and practice Learning Outcomes What is Freedom of Religion? Constitutional Validity of Conversion Laws? The Case of Sabrimala - The role of courts and essentiality test Do Prayers in Schools violate Constitutional rights? Personal Laws and Uniform Civil Code Rights of Minorities: Individual and collective rights through which national minority groups are entitled to enjoy their own culture Learning Outcomes What are Minority Groups? What is Right to Culture? Mother Tongue and Official Language? Hindus and Minority Rights Directive Principles of State Policy: Relationships between fundamental rights & Directive Principles Learning Outcomes What are Directive Principles? Non- Justifiable relationships between fundamental rights & Directive Principles Directive Principle-Fundamental Rights Relationship & Fundamental Duties: The fundamental obligations of the states to its citizens and the duties and the rights of the citizens to the State Learning Outcomes What are the fundamental duties of Citizens? Relationship between Fundamental Duties & Fundamental Rights? The Case of standing up for the National Anthem Union Executive, President-Prime Minister Relationship: Articles of the constitution defining the President- Prime Minister Relationship Learning Outcomes What is Union Executive? Is Prime Minister Part of Union Executive? Does the Prime Minister have controlling power over the actions of the President? The Articles that relationship between president & Prime Minister defined? The powers to make ordinances Indian Supreme Court & the Appointment of Judges: India's commitment to a strong Legal system is enshrined in the Constitution Learning Outcomes Constitution and Supreme Court Judiciary System in India Appointment of Judges Do the Judges have a ‘Lakshman Rekha’? Is Judicial review Anti-Democratic? Constitutional Amendments & Basic Structure Theory: Constitutional Amendments - changes to the constitution suit to needs and aspirations of the people Learning Outcomes Who has the power to make constitutional amendments? What is the doctrine of Basic Structure Theory? What is the difference between Constituent Power and Ordinary Legislative Power? More Information Language of Lectures: The Online course will be offered in English. The same course shall be offered in the Hindi language in the future. Eligibility: Anyone who has passed class tenth or currently studying in the tenth standard can also enroll for this course. Course Duration This online course has 15 conceptual videos and the first video lecture shall be available upon registration. Once the previous video is completed the next video will be available in a progressive way. These videos shall be available for a period of 6 months from the date of registration. Certifications To receive a digital certifications candidates must: a) Registration is free for accessing the lectures b) Watch all 15 videos c) Opt for the online assessment which consists of multiple choice questions (MCQs) d) The online assessment is available only for 10 days after completing the last video e) "Certificate of Participation" for all the registered students for free after completion of all the videos f) "Certificate of Appreciation" for all the registered students who have taken the assessment AND scored less than 60% g) "Certificate of Merit" for all the registered students who have taken the assessment AND scored more than 60% Fee: Candidates can take the online assessment for Rs 100/- after completion of videos. Address: NALSAR University of Law Post Box No.1, Justice City, Shameerpet, Medchal District, Hyderabad - 500101, Telangana Contact Information Email: [email protected] Phone: +91-9985645594 Click here to register for the Online Course of Indian Constitution

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Faculty Development and Participatory Learning Workshop (FDP-2021) on IPR by MNLU Nagpur [Dec 13-18]

Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), Nagpur is organizing a ‘Faculty Development and Participatory Learning Workshop (FDP-2021) from December 13 to 18, 2021. About the University Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur is established by Maharashtra Government by way of enactment known as the Maharashtra National Law University Act (Maharashtra Act No. VI of 2014) and the University takes pride to be the Nineteenth National Law University in the Country. About the Centre The Centre for Intellectual Property Rights (CIPR) is one of the Advanced Legal Research Centre of the University intending to promote Human, Social and Commercial values through exclusive socio-legal research in the field of Intellectual Property Rights. IPR is an evolutionary field. About the FDP Faculty vivacity is the foremost element to develop professional education and competence. Inspiring the faculty vivacity in key domains of teaching, evaluating, research, professionalism, and administration is perceived to improve the educational environment significantly and enhance the academic performance of learners. Faculty development program (FDP) has been considered as a stand-alone educational pedagogy in fostering knowledge and professional skills of Academicians. Applications are invited from faculty/teachers, Research Scholars, Academicians in law, humanities and social sciences for participating in the ‘Faculty Development and Participatory Learning Workshop (FDP-2021)’ being organised by Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur on December 13 to 18, 2021. Objective of the Workshop Program To provide a forum to acknowledge views, ideas, latest innovations, legal framework and data analysis in the field of IPR, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber law, Social Sciences, Medico-Legal issues, start-ups and business IP management. ` To offer learning on basics, emerging trends &challenges in the field of Data analysis. To improve faculty’s and scholar’s ability in carrying out research, testing & consultancy in data analysis. To provide hands-on training using different statistical software’s to undertake research in multidisciplinary areas. Main Topics Emerging Trends of Trade Mark Trade Secret & Technology Transfer Basic Understanding of Data Science and Analysis Copyright Law Prevention of Text and Data Mining Data Mining, Privacy Issues and Legality Tools to Explore authentic content and Databases Prior Art Search & Resources Traditional Knowledge – its cultural expressions and genetic resources Patent Registration Process Medical Jurisprudence and Medico-Legal Outlook on Patentability of Basic Life-Saving Instruments and Utilities in Treatment. Emerging Cyber Issues and violation of IPR Jurisdiction and Regulatory Framework Cyber-IP Issues Need of appropriate machinery, infrastructure and capable work force for jurisdictional Role of IPR in Start-ups and its impact on Indian Economy. Role of Judiciary & Legislature in developments of IPR and gaps yet to filled Trademark issues in India and Criteria for determining well-known trademark Utility, registration, use &misuse of Domain names and its jurisdictional issues Workshop Methodology The Experts will share their experience on number of topics chosen for “Faculty Development and Participatory Learning Workshop (FDP-2021)” Themes of Lecture will be followed by Question and Answer Session There will be 22 Lectures (for a week) to be delivered 6 Hours per day (Including Lunch-Break) Important Dates Opening of Registration Form: November 26, 2021. Last date for Submitting Registration Form: December 10, 2021. Registration Fee The registration fee for Faculty Development Programme is Rs. 1000/- to be paid through Online mode only. In view of the rapid spread of Corona Virus (COVID-19), as a precautionary measure, the organisers have decided to conduct the course through an Online Mode via Cisco WebEx. Registration Fee Payment Name of the Account Holder: Maharashtra National Law university, Nagpur Account Number: 37157118524 Account Type: Saving Bank Account IFSC Code: SBIN0007504 Branch Name: Ravinagar Branch, Nagpur Click here to make the payment. Institute reserves the right to select or reject applications for the workshop without assigning any reason. Click here to register for the FDP. Contact Information Shweta Kulkarni Research Assistant DPIIT-IPR Chair, MNLU, Nagpur Contact Number: 9881713172 Anchit Verma Research Assistant DPIIT-IPR Chair, MNLU, Nagpur Contact Number: 9889822244

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Human Rights Defenders Advocacy Programme (HRDAP22) by ISHR (International Service for Human Rights) [12-Week Online Course]

ISHR (International Service for Human Rights) is inviting applications for online course ‘Human Rights Defenders Advocacy Programme (HRDAP22) (of 2022). About ISHR The International Service for Human Rights is an independent, non-profit organisation promoting and protecting human rights. Founded in 1984, ISHR has offices in Geneva (Switzerland) and New York (United States), as well as a permanent presence on Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire). ISHR’s mission is to support human rights defenders, strengthen human rights systems, as well as lead and participate in coalitions for human rights change. ISHR Academy: ISHR Academy is ISHR’s e-learning space, helping human rights defenders strengthen their advocacy skills with the UN for greater impact on the ground. Their learning modules demystify the UN human rights system and build capacity to push for change. About the Course ISHR conducts regular training courses on the use of the main human rights mechanisms, including the Human Rights Council, the UN Special Procedures, the UN Treaty Bodies and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR). The Human Rights Defenders Advocacy Program, (HRDAP) equips human rights defenders with the knowledge and skills to integrate the system into their existing work at the national level in a strategic manner. The programme also provides an opportunity for participants to engage in lobbying and advocacy activities at the UN with the aim to effect change back home. HRDAP22: Due to travel restrictions and changes in modalities of the UN Human Rights Council Sessions related to COVID-19, HRDAP22 will take place fully online, through a 12-week distance learning course and remote coaching and advocacy support, enabling participants to conduct advocacy and lobbying activities at the UN remotely. Duration of the Course 12-Week Distance Learning Course: April 24 – June 24, 2022 General Details Platform: The HRDAP Platform, where you can access interactive learning materials including e-learning courses on each key UN human rights mechanism (the Human Rights Council; the Special Procedures; the Treaty Bodies; the Universal Periodic Review) and on advocacy and lobbying strategies Materials: Interactive learning materials and case studies on the ISHR Academy Mode of Sessions: Live Q&A sessions with human rights experts Tools & Resources: Other tools and resources to support defenders’ advocacy work Key Deliverables of the Course ISHR will provide support and advocacy accompaniment to support defenders to engage (remotely or when possible, in-person) with key advocacy opportunities during the 50th session (June 2022) and the 51st session (September 2022) of the UN Human Rights Council. Such opportunities include (please note that this list is neither exclusive nor exhaustive): Reports by key Special Procedures mandates (UN experts) in the area of human rights defenders, including on the protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity; freedom of expression; summary executions; violence against women; contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and on the issue of human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises (HRC50). Discussion of human rights situations and reports by experts on Belarus (HRC50), the Occupied Palestinian Territory (HRC50) and by the Independent International fact-finding mission on Venezuela (HRC51). Discussion of human rights situations and reports or oral updates by the High Commissioner for Human Rights on the situation of human rights in Myanmar (HRC50) and on the situation of human rights in Ukraine (HRC51). Annual debates and resolutions on women’s rights, and in the area of environmental protection and climate justice, including on the adverse impact of climate change on the full and effective enjoyment of human rights (HRC50) and on the rights of indigenous peoples (HRC51). Eligibility This programme is directed at experienced human rights defenders in non-governmental organisations, who have existing advocacy experience at the national level and some prior knowledge of the international human rights system. The applicants must possess the following to be eligible for signing-up for the course. There must be a match between applicants’ area of work/expertise and ISHR’s strategic priorities and/or the opportunities provided by the 50th and 51st Sessions of the Human Rights Council; Knowledge of human rights and their experience and willingness to engage with the UN human rights system and integrate it effectively into domestic level advocacy; Experience of carrying out advocacy at the national and/or regional level; Advocacy responsibilities and role within their organisation; Willingness to contribute to peer education in a diverse group of participants; Demonstrated commitment to the principles of human rights, including the principles of universality and non-discrimination; Communication, language and organisational skills; The potential for a strategic partnership between ISHR and the applicants’ organisation; Course Requirements In order to complete HRDAP22, participants will be required to: Complete approximately 5 hours of work/week, which includes completing pre-reading resources, including ISHR Academy modules and pre-recorded webinars Take part actively and consistently in live webinars, Q&A sessions and forum discussions Attend and participate in individual and group coaching sessions, which will be held via videoconference Develop and submit a set of personal advocacy objectives by submitting short individual assignments every two weeks, as well as a final submission at the end of the course which will outline the defender’s “Advocacy Roadmap” (i.e theory of change). Certificate Defenders will receive a certificate of completion on the condition that they participate actively throughout the course and submit their assignments on time. Registration Fee ISHR relies on contributions from partner organisations and donors to be able to deliver HRDAP to a set number of participants. As HRDAP22 will be delivered entirely online, there will be no participation cost incurred by participants directly. How to Apply? Rolling basis starting immediately and applications will close at midnight Geneva time on 3 January 2022. Participants will be advised in February on whether or not they have been selected. The applicants must read the information here before completing the application form. Applications must be submitted here before midnight in Geneva on Monday, January 3 2022, and will ONLY be considered if 2 recommendation letters have been attached to the application form. Important Dates You will be contacted to confirm your participation in HRDAP22 and asked to complete a short pretraining survey. The course will start on Monday (April 2022). Selected participants will need to ensure they secure the time and commitment to complete all of the course requirements, for the entire duration of the course (4th April – 24 th June 2022). Please direct any questions relating to the programme or on the application process to [email protected].

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Saveetha School of Law Workshop on How to Ace in ADR Competitions? [Offline, Chennai, Dec 16-18]

Saveetha School of Law, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS) is organising a three days workshop on How to Ace in ADR Competitions? About SIMATS Saveetha School of Law, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS) established in 2009 aims to strive for Quality Legal Education and maintain higher standards of Legal Research and Training. SIMATS is ranked 13th among all India Law Universities and 1st in Tamilnadu as per the Ranking of NIRF 2021.SIMATS is accredited with NAAC as a Grade A Law School, recognized by the Bar Council of India and approved by the UGC. We offer a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses and Ph.D. programs to the aspirants of law. About the Event The three days workshop aims to give the students comprehensive knowledge about the nuances of Arbitration, Mediation and Client Counselling competitions and how to ace in these competitions. Day one of the workshop will focus exclusively on the process of Arbitration, including Arbitration Competition through theoretical explanation and hands-on training. On the second day of the event, the focus is on Mediation and in getting to know about various national and international Mediation Competitions. The third day of the workshop shall cover the tricks and hacks for acing Client Counselling competitions. The workshop shall also cover the Online Dispute Resolution processes, including how the law students can make a career in ODR. Eligibility The event shall be beneficial for undergraduate and postgraduate law students, who wish to participate in Arbitration, Mediation & Clent Counselling competitions. About the Speaker Akash is working as a LECTURER IN JINDAL GLOBAL LAW SCHOOL where he teaches Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) courses. In Spring 2020, Akash co-headed the organising committee for the 24th Annual Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition, 2020 – India National Rounds and 10th Indian Willem C. Vis Pre-Moot, 2020 organised by Jindal Global Law School. He completed LL.M. in International Commercial Arbitration Law from Stockholm University and graduated from Tamil Nadu National Law University, Tiruchirappalli. During the LL.M. programme, he participated in the Vis Moot and emerged as the Top 16 out of 372 teams from all over the world and received Honourable Mention for the Best Memorandum for Claimant. He graduated from Tamil Nadu National Law University, Tiruchirappalli in 2018. During B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) programme, he represented the University at national and international moots. He was awarded the Colin J. Wall Spirit of the Moot Award at 13th Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Hong Kong. Out of approximately 1000 students, he was awarded the 1st Ram Jethmalani Academic Excellence Awards 2018 for Students in the Moot Category. Also, he serves as the Assistant Editor for Indian Review of International Arbitration (MNLU), Peer Review Board Member for Indian Arbitration Law Review (NLIU) and Faculty Advisor for Mapping ADR (blog) run by students at Jindal Global Law School. In addition to academia, he has been appointed as a Sole Arbitrator in 10 disputes and Sole Conciliator in 250 disputes. Location SSL Seminar Hall, Saveetha School of Law, Saveetha Institute Of Medical And Technical Sciences, No. 162, Poonamallee High Road, Velappanchavadi, Chennai – 600 077, Tamil Nadu, India Registration and Submission Procedure The participants have to submit the registration form along with the statement of purpose (SOP) on or before 10th December, 2021. Selected 25 participants will be informed through E-mail by 12th December, 2021. The selected participants have to confirm their participation by 13th December, 2021. In the event of the chosen participant’s unavailability, preference will be given to other applicants. Link for Registration: https://forms.gle/14TGzcx8yE6EJCGU8 Fee Details The registration fee shall be Rs. 1000- per participant. Please note that the participants shall have to bear their own travel, food and accommodation. Prizes E Certificate of participation shall be given to all participants, who attend all three days of the workshop. Deadlines Last date of registration: 10th December 2021 Last date of communication of participation: 12th December 2021 Last date of communication of Acceptance: 13th December 2021 Last Date for paying Registration Fees: 14th December 2021 Date of the workshop: 16th to 18th December 2021 Contact Information For Event Related Queries Contact: Ms. Aswathy Prakash G, Asst. Professor, Saveetha School of Law Mobile Number: +91-9949564411 E-mail ID: [email protected]

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Intellectual Property Law Specialization

Become fluent in the rules of the new economy. Learn how to use intellectual property law to protect and maximize the value of your innovations. What You Will Learn Identify the types of intellectual property protection available under U.S. law Evaluate your options for protecting your creative innovations with copyright law Analyze and interpret a patent document for a competing product Develop strategies for protecting and maximizing your brand with a comprehensive trademark strategy Skills You Will Gain Brand Management Strategic Thinking Planning Intellectual Property Business Strategy Asset Management Value Proposition Copyright Copyright Protection Fair Use Marketing Strategic Planning About this Specialization Intellectual property is the currency of the tech world. The pharmaceutical patent for Lipitor generated over $100 billion in revenue, the copyright for the Harry Potter franchise has generated over $25 billion to date, and the trademarked brands of the world’s largest tech companies now eclipse $100 billion in value. But what makes these intangible assets so valuable? Through the courses in this specialization, you will learn the differences between the various forms of U.S. intellectual property rights, including patents, copyrights, and trademarks, and their various applications to human innovations. Drawing from that knowledge, you will then work to develop a trademark strategy for a company, analyze a patent document, and address a copyright cease-and-desist request. After completing these hands-on projects, you will have the necessary framework to craft integrated intellectual property strategies tailored to an organization’s core business goals. Applied Learning Project Through the various projects on developing a trademark strategy, analyzing a patent document, and addressing a copyright cease-and-desist request, you will develop integrated intellectual property strategies tailored to an organization’s core business goals. There are 4 Courses in this Specialization Course: 1 - Introduction to Intellectual Property Intellectual property is the currency of the tech world, with the world’s most valuable intellectual property assets dwarfing the value of their real-world counterparts. Apple’ trademarked brand was valued at over $100 billion as of 2017. J.K. Rowling’s Harry potter franchise has generated over $25 billion to date. But how did the law come to create such enormous value in intangible assets? This course will introduce the various types of U.S. intellectual property: patents, which cover inventions and process innovations; copyright, which protects original works of authorship; and trademarks, which protect a business’ commercial identity as the source of valuable goods and services. You will then explore case studies of how global businesses have used intellectual property law to generate enormous value from these intangible assets. Course: 2 - Copyright Law Copyright law is unique in the greater intellectual property regime, as it protects original expression that is fixed in a tangible medium and is the product of authorship. This course is designed for creative professionals — such as screenwriters, musicians, documentary filmmakers or artists — who want to understand the scope and limits of which works can enjoy U.S. copyright protection. The course will introduce students to the workings of copyright law through an examination of the system’s basic principles, rules, and institutions. Topics will include; the justifications for copyright law, copyrightable subject matter, authorship, the nature and scope of copyright’s exclusive rights, fair use, and remedies for infringement. We will also explore real-world examples of legal battles surrounding copyright law, from the recent litigation over Robin Thicke’s hit song “Blurred Lines” to more peculiar cases such as the infamous “monkey selfie” case. By understanding what copyright does and does not protect, producers of creative expression will be able to protect and maximize the commercial value of their works. Course: 3 - Trademark Law The protections afforded under trademark law have created incredible value in intangible assets, with the value of the world’s most valuable brands such as Amazon, Apple and Google each exceeding $100 billion. But what exactly is trademark law, and how is such enormous value created? This course examines the fundamentals of U.S. trademark law and the ways in which the manufacturers of various products and services can establish and protect their identities and the identities of their products in the marketplace. We will explore the purpose of trademark law, identify the different types of trademarks, including names, designs, logos, and trade dress, and explore strategies for choosing and protecting strong, potentially valuable trademarks. We will also discuss strategies for strengthening descriptive marks, and lay out the steps for filing for federal trademark protection. Finally, we will address how to design an ongoing maintenance strategy to protect, extend, and maximize the value of trademarks, and discuss strategies for responding to possible trademark infringement. Course: 4 - Patent Law In our modern technologically-based economy, the creation and enforcement of patent rights can make or break a business. With record numbers of patents being issued every year, the stakes for inventors (and, indeed, their lawyers) continue to rise, even as the patent law and its administration faces growing criticism. This course begins with an examination of the fundamental justifications for and creation of U.S. patent rights as well as the relationship between patent law and other “intellectual property” concepts. We will then delve into the details of the U.S. requirements for patentability, and explore the scope of patent rights, again considering how the policies expressed reflect the justifications for patent rights. Then we will look at an actual patent document and analyze the different pieces of an issued patent with a special focus on the importance of patent claims. Finally, we will explore strategies for dealing with patent infringement. Offered by University of Pennsylvania Instructors R. Polk Wagner - Professor of Law at University of Pennsylvania Shyam Balganesh - Sol Goldman Professor of Law at University of Pennsylvania Cynthia Dahl - Practice Professor of Law at University of Pennsylvania Enroll Here

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Online Certificate Course on International Investment Laws by SVKM PGCL [Dec 10-22]: Register by Dec 8

SVKM Pravin Gandhi College of Law presents an online certificate course on International Investment Laws, which is scheduled to start on December 10 and continue for 12 days. About the College Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM) is a Public Charitable Trust registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. SVKM Pravin Gandhi College of Law situated at Vile Parle, Mumbai, offers the 5-year law course of BLS. LLB; under the auspices of Mumbai University. About the Society The Society of International Law and its Affairs is a committee at SVKM’s Pravin Gandhi College of Law dealing with events and affairs at an international level encompassing International Law, Current Affairs, International Relations, and the development of proficient skills amongst students. About the Course International investment laws are dictated by a dynamic interplay of bilateral and multilateral instruments of various municipal jurisdictions adhering to differing legal systems. This certificate course endeavours to simplify this complex interplay and apprise the students of the fundamental legal provisions governing international investment law. About the Core Faculty Mr. (Adv.) Arjun Doshi: In-house Counsel for Adani Ports and SEZ Mr. (Adv.) Alessandro Covi: International Arbitration lawyer at Herbert Smith Freehills and LCIA YIAG Regional Representative for Europe Schedule Month: December 2021 Days: Consecutive all days from December 10 to 22, 2021. (Two break days will be provided for revision and studying on December 13 and 17, 2021) Commencement of Classes: December 10, 2021 Time : 5:00 -7:00 pm IST Platform: MS teams How to Enrol? The link to join the meeting will be shared on the registered email of the attendees as well as on the WhatsApp group in accordance with the registration procedure. Brief instructions about MS Teams will be provided therewith. Certificate E-Certificates will be provided Eligibility The course is open for all students and professionals who are interested in learning about International Investment Law. Registration Procedure Click here to register for the course. (Join the Whatsapp group through the link provided after submitting the registration form). A day prior to the lecture, the meeting link and instructions with regards to MS Teams will be shared on the Whatsapp group and registered email ID. Fee Details In-house Students of SVKM: INR 800/- Non-SVKM Students: INR 944/- Registration Deadline December 8, 2021 Contact Information Instagram: sail.pgcl Contact Person: Vatsala Toprani (9819776008) Email Address: [email protected] Blog: [email protected]

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2-Day National Workshop on Procedural and Substantive Aspects of Copyright and Patent by HILSR [Nov 25-26]: Register Now!

Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR), School of Law, Jamia Hamdard is organising a 2-Day National Workshop on Procedural and Substantive Aspects of Copyright and Patent, in collaboration with Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM), on November 25-26, 2021. About the Organizers HILSR, School of Law, Jamia Hamdard Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR), was established in 2018 by the approval of the Bar Council of India (BCI). HILSR offers B.A.LL.B. a five-year integrated degree course. Our vision is to progress with the march of time in order to strengthen our legal education and prepare outstanding lawyers and law professionals who would serve and contribute to the development of a just society. Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) CIPAM is a professional body under the aegis of the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) which ensures focused action on issues related to IPRs and addresses the seven identified objectives of the policy. CIPAM assists in simplifying and streamlining IP processes, apart from undertaking steps for furthering IPR awareness, commercialization and enforcement. Workshop Schedule Day 1: November 25, 2021 (3 PM – 5 PM) Topic: Substantive Aspects and Procedures of Registration of Patent and Copyright Resource Person: N. Subramanian, Assistant Manager, CIPAM Day 2: November 26, 2021 (3 PM – 5 PM) Topic: Infringement & Enforcement of Patent & Copyright Resource Person: Bitika Sharma, Partner, Singh & Singh Law Firm. Registration Fee There is no fee for registration. Perks E-Certificate of Participation shall be given to all registered attendees. How to Register? Click here to register for the workshop. Contact Information Ishan Ahmad, Faculty Organiser and Assistant Professor of Law: +91 9315059569

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3-Day Online Advanced Workshop on Arbitration Proceedings by SRM University, Delhi [Dec 3-5]: Register by Nov 30

The Faculty of Law, SRM University, Sonepat is organising a 3-Day Online Advanced Workshop on Arbitration Proceedings from December 3-5, 2021. About the Organizer SRM University, Haryana (SRMH), also known as SRM University, Delhi-NCR, Sonepat, is a private university located at the Rajiv Gandhi Education City in Sonepat, Haryana, India. The university was established in 2013 by the SRM Institute of Science & Technology Trust (SRM IST Trust), Chennai through The Haryana Private Universities (Amendment) Act, 2013 which also established Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University, Jagan Nath University, NCR, GD Goenka University and K.R. Mangalam University. The university is part of the SRM Educational Group which also includes the parent deemed university, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, headquartered in Chennai, and another private university, SRM University, Sikkim, among other institutes. About the Workshop One of the primary objectives of the workshop is to learn the latest development in the field of Arbitration. The lectures aim at limitations of Courts as a system of Dispute Resolution, to familiarize with Domestic and International Commercial Arbitration. The link for the registration of the workshop is attached below for your kind reference. Eligibility Academicians, Research Scholars, Students, Professionals Mode Online at SRM University How to Register? Click here to register for the workshop. Fee Details No registration fee Deadlines November 30, 2021 Contact Information Contact Number: 9461243743

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GMU Maritime Labour Law Academy (GMLLA-2021) [Nov 22-27; Online]: Register Now!

The Gujarat Maritime University (GMU) Centre for Research on Maritime Labour Law is organizing their 2nd edition of Maritime Labour Law Academy (GMLLA) 2021, from November 22 to 27, 2021. About the Gujarat Maritime University Gujarat Maritime University (GMU) is an endeavour by Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB), the state regulator for the ports and maritime activities in Gujarat. The University has been conceived by visionaries to address the burgeoning need of the skilled workforce in the ever-changing dynamics of the maritime sector. The University has commenced its academic journey in 2019 with the establishment of its first School – School of Maritime Law, Policy & Administration (SMLPA), which offers LLM and Post Graduate Diploma programmes in Maritime Law and International Trade Law. About GMU Centre for Research on Maritime Labour Law GMU Centre for Research on Maritime Labour Law was established in the year 2020. The Centre focuses on research related to various aspects of Maritime Labour Law, including occupational health and safety issues of seafarers and port workers. The Research Centre contribute to the goals of expanding knowledge and having a positive impact on society. Its vision is to get recognized globally and nationally as a Centre of excellence for research and capacity building in the field of Maritime Labour Law. About the GMU Maritime Labour Law Academy (GMLLA) Maritime workers perform an admirable service to humanity by helping move ships and a variety of cargo from one port to the other. Seafarers have to face numerous challenges working on long-term contracts, at sea, and far away from home. These include issues related to repatriation, abandonment, non-payment of wages, etc. Mindful of problems faced by seafarers in international waters, some forward-looking developments have taken place in international law. Today there are numerous Conventions and recommendations on working conditions in the maritime transport sector. The purpose of these is to achieve decent working conditions for seafarers and to secure economic interests through fair competition for quality ship owners. Maritime Labour Law Academy aims to generate awareness about the current legal regime related to Maritime Labour Law. A wide range of topics, including recruitment, employment contracts, issues related to seafarer abandonment, will be discussed during the event. Sessions will be taken by some of the leading Maritime Law experts from both India and abroad. About GMLLA 2021 GMU Centre for Research on Maritime Labour Law successfully organised the first edition of the event in 2020. Encouraged by the overwhelming success of the first editions, the Centre is pleased to present before you the 2nd Edition of GMU Maritime Labour Law Academy. The 2nd Edition is scheduled to be organized virtually from 22 – 27 November 2021. Significance of the Course Maritime Labour Law Academy will contribute to the goals of expanding knowledge and having a positive impact on society. The objective will be to make the participants aware of the present legal regime related to Maritime Labour Law and the challenges faced by the seafarer’s onboard vessel. The course will equip participants with knowledge on contemporary and advanced issues related to Maritime Labour Law. The Event would be ideal for students and professionals aiming to be specialists in the shipping and maritime sector. Targeted Audience The event is designed for anyone interested in knowing about the present legal regime related to Maritime Labour Law and the issues related to its implementation. The course is also aimed to attract those already working in the industry but are keen to know about the regulations applying to seafarers. Resource Persons Sessions Resource Person Navigating the Oceans: An Introduction to Seafaring. Nov 22; 3 PM – 4:30 PM Mr Chirag Bahri Director of Regions International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network Historical Perspectives of Seafarers in Shipping & Transitions amidst the Pandemic. Nov 22; 5 PM – 6:30 PM Commodore (Dr.) Odakkal Johnson Ex. Director Maritime History Society Process of Recruitment of Seafarers, and legal issues involved. Nov 23; 3 PM – 4:30 PM Mr T.K. Krishna Kumar Dy. Director & Dy. Shipping Master, Director Seamen’s Employment Office, Chennai; MA, LLM (Mumbai) & LLM (IMO-IMLI) Present Legal Regime for Protecting Abandoned Seafarers and the Way Forward. Nov 23; 5 PM – 6:30 PM Mr Andy Bowerman Regional Director Middle- East and South Asia, Mission to Seafarers Role of Admiralty Courts in Protecting Seafarers’ Rights Nov 24; 3 PM – 4:30 PM Prof. (Dr.) Proshanto Mukherjee Professor Emeritus, World Maritime University Role of Flag State and Port State in Implementation of Maritime Labour Law Nov 25; 3 PM – 4:30 PM Capt. Amarinder Singh Brar Marine Manager, MFB Solicitors, UK and Former Flag State Inspector Role of P&I Clubs as Financial Security Provider under Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 Nov 26; 3 PM – 4:30 PM Capt. Anuj Velankar Regional Loss Prevention Director, UK P&I Club Role of Trade Unions, and Non-Governmental Organizations in Protecting Seafarers Nov 27; 3 PM – 4:30 PM Mr Abdulgani Y Serang General Secretary-cum-Treasurer, Executive Board Member – International Transport Workers Federation (ITF); Vice-chair, ITF Seafarers Section Asia Pacific Region General Details Date: November 22 to 27, 2021 Mode: Online Registration for the Event A) Registration for Indian Participants Registration Fee: Students from Indian University: Rs. 590/- Others: Rs. 1,180/- Click here to register. B) Registration for Foreign Participants Fees: 50 USD Click here to register. Certificate Certificate of Participation will be provided to all the Participants. Contact Information All the queries can be forwarded to e-mail ID: [email protected]. Organizers can also be contacted on +91-9605120052. Click here for the official brochure for the GMLLA 2021.

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2-Day Intensive Certificate Course on Patent Prosecution, Litigation & Counselling, by CSRIPR NUSRL [Nov 13-14]: Apply by Nov 7

The CSRIPR, NUSRL Ranchi has brought to you a 2-Day Intensive Certificate Course on Patent Prosecution, Litigation & Counselling, which is scheduled to span from November 13 to 14, 2021. About NUSRL, Ranchi National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi has been established to further the cause of legal education in its manifold spheres of knowledge, development and dissemination; coupled with the capacity building of state and non state institutions; specializing in relevant legal technological interrelationship and above all strengthening the legal system at all levels. Student-centred legal education with global perspectives; preparing students as future legal professionals in law practice, academic and public policy are going to be the mainstay of this University. It is well known that for the purpose of social, economic and political betterment of a nation, the legal system plays a cardinal role and as such better legal education would be the core principle of the University. About the CSRIPR The Center of Study and Research in Intellectual Property Rights (CSRIPR) is founded in response to an escalating need felt by scientists, lawyers, technologists and companies. The objective was and still is, to gain a thoughtful knowledge in patent, trademarks, design and copyright law. More in meticulous the CSRIPR wishes to gain a better insight and glimpse into new and evolving areas of intellectual property law (such as the protection of software, semi-conductor products and biotechnological inventions, standardisation and technology transfers) and the general problems of patents, trademarks, designs and copyright. To concertize these objects the CSRIPR will organize a manifold of activities on an interdisciplinary level. These activities include fundamental research, the gathering of documentation, organizing conferences and scientific service to the community. Eligibility/Who should Pursue? Students of law, science, engineering and related disciplines Lawyers, scientists, engineers, & professionals from disciplines related to patents Academicians Patent Agents Entrepreneurs Aspirants for IP Career Course Content Introduction to Patents Drafting Patent Application – Specification & Claims Writing Patent filing & Pre-grant & Post-grant Procedure Patent Prosecution – Skills & Techniques Patent Litigation: Pharmaceuticals Patent Litigation: Computer Related Inventions Summing up & Assessment of the Learning Outcomes. Learning Goal The course teaches fundamentals of patentability, patent prosecution, infringement, and enforcement under the Indian Patent Laws. This course will also benefit professionals who wish to get acquainted with the law or refresh their knowledge on the subject. Performance Objectives At the completion of the course, the student will be able to: Understand the practical aspect of Patent Law Learn the Drafting of Patent Application, Specification & Claims writing Appreciate the various forms of Patent filing such as Pre-grant & Post-grant Procedure Understand the working of Patent Litigation with regards to Pharmaceuticals Appreciate the patent litigation for computer-related Inventions Nuances of Patent Prosecution, Skills & Techniques Important As a part of the certification process, it is mandatory for the students to submit Research Work relevant to the course in a minimum of 5000 words within 15 days of completion of the certificate course, failure in compliance shall make the student ineligible for the certificate. Location Virtual Duration of Course November 13-14, 2021 (2 Days) Deadline November 7, 2021 Registration Fees Rs. 700/- (Seven Hundred Rupees Only) How to Apply? Click here to enrol for the course. How to Enrol for the Course? STEP 1: Payment of INR 700/- as Registration cum course Fees: Account Name NUSRL Ranchi Bank Name HDFC Bank Branch Kanke Road, Ranchi Bank Account Number 50100212797372 IFSC HDFC0002687 STEP 2: Fill-Up the application form (Google form link) https://forms.gle/SZcvMFZcPvAZbrk76. STEP 3: Mail the following to [email protected] and Screenshot of the Payment confirmation/receipt. Contact Information Dr. M. R. S. Murthy, Faculty Chairperson, CSRIPR (+91) 85803 22036 Mr. Harshal Bhale, Student Convenor, CSRIPR (+91) 62005 57528

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High Conflict in Law: An Introduction

Develop your toolkit of techniques for dealing with high-conflict behaviours. Explore how to address high-conflict scenarios in legal disputes and business settings. About this course Are you familiar with ‘high-conflict’ behaviours? What are they, and how can you effectively work with high-conflict people? Learn about high-conflict behaviours through this introductory course co-developed by the world-leading experts, Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter, co-founders of the High Conflict Institute in the U.S, and Tania Sourdin, Head of School and Dean at Newcastle Law School in Australia. In this course, we will explore high-conflict behaviours and provide you with some strategies and skills for handling them in legal disputes and business settings. Guided by real-world examples, you will gain an understanding of the causes and impacts of high-conflict behaviour, and learn effective responses in high-conflict situations. The course will assist you in further developing your skills in conflict resolution and problem-solving. This course is aimed at anyone who may encounter high-conflict behaviours in a wide range of situations, particularly in a business or legal setting, including: Lawyers or students studying law Business owners Managers HR professionals Administrators Health and medical practitioners. What you'll learn Categorise common high-conflict behaviours. Describe common high-conflict behaviours. Outline causes and impacts of high-conflict behaviours. Explain how an individual could effectively respond to a high-conflict situation. Develop responses to deal with high-conflict situations. Syllabus Week 1: Introducing High-Conflict Behaviours Defining high conflict Recognising high-conflict behaviours Week 2: Causes and Impacts of High-Conflict Behaviours When do unmanaged emotions become high-conflict? How does high-conflict behaviour affect the workplace, the individual and others? Week 3: Cycle of High-Conflict Predictive behaviour patterns of high-conflict people De-escalating and responding to high conflict About the instructors Tania Sourdin (Head of School & Dean, Newcastle Law School at The University of Newcastle, Australia) Bill Eddy (Co-Founder & Training Director at High Conflict Institute) Megan Hunter (Co-Founder & CEO at High Conflict Institute) Enroll Here

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Nirma University’s Certificate Course on Law of the Sea and Maritime Law

Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat is organising a Certificate Course on Law of the Sea and Maritime Law for Undergraduate, Postgraduate students, researchers, scholars and professionals, academicians of the related field and various other stakeholders. About the Programme Law of the Sea and Maritime Law is a significant subject of public and private law, which has unique nature with regard to policies and practices in the national and international domain. The important aspect of the law of the sea and maritime law is ocean governance, maritime affairs, maritime business, national and international maritime security, marine environment and ocean sustainability etc. This course is designed by the experts keeping in mind the importance of the area of studies the law of the sea and maritime law in ocean governance and maritime affairs. The Course structure is designed to equip the participants with the basic knowledge of the law of the sea and maritime law, particularly maritime regulatory mechanisms which will be helpful for the enhancement of the academic and professional development in the area law of the sea and maritime domain. Outline of the Course The course is designed for 48 hours; it is a part-time course. The course contents include very significant aspects of the Law of the Sea & Maritime Law deals with the Ocean Governance, Jurisdiction, Rights and Duties of maritime entities under Law of the Sea. Maritime Contracts, Shipping Business, Maritime Safety & Security, Collision at Sea and Seafarers Welfares, Marine Environments, Maritime Liabilities, Maritime Insurance Law, Maritime Claims & Dispute Settlements. The classes will be conducted every Thursday and Friday through the online mode except for an official holiday. The duration of the course will be 18th November 2021 to 18th April 2022. The classes will be 1 (One) Hour from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Thursday and Friday. The certificate will be awarded after successful completion of the programme and submission of the assignments. Attendance is compulsory for certification. Aims: This Program is designed to provide and equip the participants with the understanding of the Law of the Sea and Maritime Law in particular the regulatory mechanism involved in maritime policies and practices. Duration: Six Months (Part-Time), Commencing from 18th November 2021. Methodology: Lecture Methods (including video lectures) Case Analysis, participation and Group Discussions (The classes will be 1(One) hour from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. on Thursday and Friday). Study materials: Each candidate will be provided with reading materials consisting of research papers, articles, reports and case-law abstracts etc. Venue: Online mode, through Cisco Webex. Important Dates Receipt of Application: 15th November 2021 Confirmation of Selection: 16th November 2021 Who can Participate? The students of the Institute of Law (ILNU), UG. PG and researchers of any university/Institutes/college. Maritime ports officers, maritime stakeholders and maritime professionals. How to Apply? The applicants are required to fill the registration form at the following link on or before 15th November 2021. The link is here. Keep the online transaction details handy while filling the form. Fill the registration form along with transaction details and send a scanned copy to the E-mail ID: [email protected]. Registration Fees Fees Types of Participants Rs. 1,500/- Students of Nirma University Rs. 2,000/- Students of any university/Institute/college in India. Researchers, maritime professionals, maritime stakeholders, ports officers, maritime security officers etc. Payment Details Account Name Centre for Continuing Education Address Nirma University, Sarkhej Gandhinagar Highway, Ahmedabad-382481 Bank IFSC Code KCCB0NRM097 9 Digit MICR Code 380126029 Bank Account No 09720180200 Contact Details Prof. C. L. Yadav E-mail ID: [email protected] Contact Number: +91 8141244391

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