We, the scholars and practitioners of Constitutional Law, dedicate ourselves to the pursuit of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity as enshrined in the Constitution. Guided by the ideals of constitutionalism, rule of law, and human dignity, we commit to fostering critical understanding, informed debate, and principled practice in the service of a democratic society.
Recognizing the growing importance of Intellectual Property in fostering innovation, creativity, and economic growth, the Centre for Intellectual Property Law (CIPL) is established as a specialized academic and research body. It seeks to provide a platform for advancing knowledge, awareness, and policy discourse on Intellectual Property Rights among students, researchers, practitioners, industry stakeholders, and policymakers.
To emerge as a leading hub for academic excellence, research, advocacy, and capacity- building in Intellectual Property Law, promoting innovation and creativity for societal and economic development.
To emerge as a leading hub for education, research, and innovation in Cyber Law and Information Technology Law, fostering responsible digital citizenship, advancing knowledge, and shaping legal frameworks to meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving digital society.
The mission of the Center of Cyber and IT Law is to provide students and professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the legal, regulatory, and ethical dimensions of cyberspace and emerging technologies. The Center seeks to advance cutting-edge research in areas such as cybercrime, data protection, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, fintech, blockchain, and digital governance, while also fostering digital literacy and safe online practices in society. By building collaborations with industry, government, judiciary, and international institutions, the Center aspires to shape effective policy frameworks, promote innovation, and prepare future-ready legal professionals who can address the complex challenges of the digital era.
The Centre for Arbitration and Mediation (CAM) is established as an institutional initiative to promote alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms in the legal, academic, and professional domains. It aims to serve as a hub for research, training, practice, and capacity building in arbitration and mediation, fostering a culture of amicable dispute settlement in alignment with national and international best practices.
To emerge as a leading hub for Alternative Dispute Resolution, nurturing a culture of peace, justice, and amicable settlement of disputes through education, training, practice, and research in arbitration and mediation.
The Centre for Research & Development in Corporate and Commercial Law (CRDCCL) is established as an institutional initiative to promote research, training, and capacity building in corporate and commercial law. It aims to serve as a hub for academic and professional development, fostering progressive legal frameworks in alignment with national and international best practices.
To foster excellence in research, teaching, and advocacy in the field of International Law and Human Rights, empowering students and scholars to contribute towards global peace, justice, and human dignity.
Theme: “Evolving Dimensions of International Human Rights Law: Challenges & Prospects”.
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School of Law, MIT ADT University has established, ‘Legal Aid Clinic’ to help the Underprivileged and needy persons. ‘Legal Aid Clinic’ facilitates and provides different types of services in different spheres for helping the rural community and other stake holders. It educates innocent villagers how to use their rights for their benefit. It aware public so that nobody can dare to violate their rights and gives guidance about how they can enforce their rights because welfare of the villagers will be paramount consideration of this clinic. Free assistance and guidance is provided through this clinic to the persons belonging to rural areas.
Legal Aid Clinic provides access to Justice for all through quality legal services and information for people living in poverty so that justice is not denied to citizens by reason of economic or other disabilities and equal justice is made available to the Underprivileged, downtrodden and weaker sections of the society.
The focus of legal aid clinic is on distributive justice, effective implementation of welfare benefits and elimination of social structural discrimination against the poor.
Information, advice, and assistance may be given in the following areas:
Date- 15-10-2025
Event Details- Skit- Nasha Mukti Awareness
Speech-Consumers Rights by Students of Third Year
Legal Advice- Faculty along with students of third year
A sexual harassment cell at a Law School is responsible for creating a safe and inclusive environment for all students and staff. The following are some of the aims and objectives :
Overall, the aim and objective of the Sexual Harassment Cell at a School of Law is to create a safe and inclusive environment where everyone is respected and protected from all forms of sexual harassment.
There is an Internal Complaint Committee in the university, where students and faculty members can submit their applications for sexual harassment.
