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The official page of the National Law School of India University. Please note, admissions related queries are addressed only via email. (Hons.)

For more details, visit https://www.nls.ac.in/admissions/ For queries related to NLSIU's 3-Year LL.B. (Hons.), Master’s Programme in Public Policy (MPP) and Ph.D programmes, please write to [email protected]

For queries related to NLSIU's 5-Year B.A., LL.B. and the 1 Year LL.M. degree programmes, please write to [email protected]

For queries regarding NLSIU's online and hybrid programmes, please write to [email protected]

For further information on our programmes, visit https://www.nls.ac.in/admissions/

23/09/2026

The National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, is inviting applications from exceptionally well-qualified individuals, dedicated to academic teaching, scholarship, and institutional service for the following positions:

1. Professor (Law) – Permanent | 5 Vacancies
2. Professor (Humanities & Social Sciences) – Permanent | 2 Vacancies
3. Associate Professor (Law) – Permanent | 4 Vacancies
4. Associate Professor (Humanities & Social Sciences) – Permanent | 4 Vacancies
5. Associate Professor (Public Policy) – Permanent | 1 Vacancy

The last date to submit applications for all positions is 26 October 2026 (5 PM IST). These are full-time positions, based at the NLSIU campus in Bengaluru.

To apply and learn more, visit: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-events/call-for-applications-faculty-positions-at-nlsiu-september-2026/ or visit Work With Us on the NLSIU Website.

23/09/2026

The National Law School of India University (NLSIU) is inviting applications from exceptionally well-qualified individuals, dedicated to academic teaching, scholarship, and institutional service for the following positions:

1. Professor (Law) – Permanent | 5 Vacancies
2. Professor (Humanities & Social Sciences) – Permanent | 2 Vacancies
3. Associate Professor (Law) – Permanent | 4 Vacancies
4. Associate Professor (Humanities & Social Sciences) – Permanent | 4 Vacancies
5. Associate Professor (Public Policy) – Permanent | 1 Vacancy

The last date to submit applications for all positions is 26 October 2026 (5 PM IST). These are full-time positions, based at the NLSIU campus in Bengaluru.

To apply and learn more, visit: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-events/call-for-applications-faculty-positions-at-nlsiu-september-2026/

23/09/2026

The National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, is inviting applications for the position of Assistant Manager – Campus and Residence Life (1 vacancy). The role is for the Women’s Halls of Residence at NLSIU, Bengaluru.

This position requires living on-campus and may involve occasional weekend and evening commitments. This is a full-time position, based at the NLSIU campus in Bengaluru.

📅 Application Deadline: 09 October 2026, 5 PM (IST)

🔗To know more about the role and apply, visit: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-events/call-for-applications-assistant-manager-campus-and-residence-life-1-vacancy/ or visit Work With Us on the NLSIU Website (link in bio).

23/09/2026

The Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics at NLSIU organised a consultation titled 'Beyond Cure: Reimagining Palliative Care in India' on 19th September 2026.

The consultation brought together legal experts, doctors, palliative care specialists and civil society representatives to discuss the legal and policy dimensions of palliative care in India. The discussants included Dr Raj Kumar Mani (Yashoda Super Speciality Hospital), Dr Nandini Vallath (St John’s National Academy of Health Sciences), and Dr Priya Thomas (NIMHANS).

The panellists included Dr Vipul Mudgal (Common Cause), Ms Rituparna Padhy (Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy), Ms Rashmi Nandakumar (Advocate on Record), Dr Prakash Fernandes (Cipla Foundation), Dr Ravinder Mohan (CanSupport), Smriti Rana (Pallium India), Dr Rajani Surendra Bhat (Sparsh Hospital), Dr Manjula BV (Pain Relief and Palliative Care Society), and Dr Seema Rajesh Rao (Manipal Hospice and Respite Centre).

A key discussion across the three panels was on the need for clearer laws and policies on palliative care. Speakers highlighted gaps in the current legal framework that leave matters to be decided by courts. They called for legislation to address these gaps and highlighted the need to simplify the process for Advance Medical Directives.

22/09/2026

Dr Amit Kumar, Assistant Professor (Law) at NLSIU, has co-authored a journal article titled "International Law beyond Dualist Constraints: A Study of Gender Justice Jurisprudence in India" in the Australian Journal of Asian Law, Vol. 28.

This paper explores the monist and dualist approaches to international law in India and examines how the Supreme Court has used international law to advance gender justice. It examines cases involving workplace rights, transgender rights, reproductive rights, and marriage equality, showing how the Court has sometimes moved beyond strict dualism to draw on international norms in interpreting constitutional rights.

Read the article here: https://repository.nls.ac.in/nls_articles/191/

21/09/2026

🎨 The Chair on Consumer Law and Practice, NLSIU, invites students and young creators from across India to translate ground realities into powerful visual communication through the first edition of the National Online Poster Making Competition!

Consumers today navigate a marketplace that looks very different from the one the consumer protection movement first responded to one shaped by e-commerce, digital payments, algorithmic recommendations, influencer marketing and cross-border transactions.

Participants are invited to design an original poster that raises awareness about a contemporary consumer protection issue, explains a consumer right or remedy, or calls for more responsible, informed and ethical consumption in a manner that is visually compelling, factually sound and accessible to a lay audience.

To know more about the competition and participate, visit: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-events/1st-national-online-poster-making-competition-the-chair-on-consumer-law-and-practice/ or the CLAP, NLSIU Website.

21/09/2026

The Chair on Consumer Law and Practice at NLSIU is organising the 4th National Essay Competition 2026 to commemorate the celebration of National Consumer Day (24th December). The Essay Competition endeavours to stimulate interest and foster growth amongst students, academics, professionals and consumer advocates to explore and engage with contemporary and seminal issues in the field of consumer law and policy.

Participants are invited to critically examine an issue of consumer protection — whether legal, regulatory, technological or policy-driven — and to present a well-researched, original and analytically sound essay that contributes meaningfully to the ongoing discourse on consumer rights in India.

Deadline for submissions: 20 October 2026

To learn more about the competition and participate, visit: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-events/1st-national-online-poster-making-competition-the-chair-on-consumer-law-and-practice/

18/09/2026

The Talasamudaya Centre at the National Law School organised a public lecture on “Caste, Reservation and Social Mobility in India: 1857-2017” by Dr Tamoghna Halder on 03 September 2026.

Using a novel dataset on graduates from Bengal (India) for the period 1857-2017, Dr Tamoghna found that social mobility in India continues to be low at the level of caste groups. By simulating counterfactual estimates, he found that perfect compliance with reservation policy could have doubled the mobility for the marginalised caste groups. Through his research, he concluded that contrary to the dominant wisdom, caste-based endogamy is not the unique channel that explains such high persistence.

18/09/2026

The Centre for Labour Studies, NLSIU, along with the Association of Indian Labour Historians (AILH), invites papers for the 14th International Conference on Labour History, “Labour in the Time of Crises: New Frontiers, Old Challenges“, to be held at NLSIU, Bengaluru, from 11-13 March 2027.

Key Dates:
Abstract (500 words) and bio-note (100 words): 30 September 2026
Notification of acceptance: 20 October 2026
Full paper: 1 February 2027

For any queries and proposal submissions, write to: [email protected]

To know more about the themes and the conference, visit: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-events/call-for-papers-14th-international-conference-on-labour-history-11-13-march-2027/

18/09/2026

The National Law School of India University (NLSIU) is inviting applications for:

1. Executive Director – Centre for the Study of the Legal Profession | 1 Vacancy
Apply by: 07 October 2026

2. Research Associate – Centre for the Study of the Legal Profession | 1 Vacancy
Apply by: 30 September 2026

3. Senior Research Associate – Centre for the Study of the Legal Profession | 1 Vacancy
Apply by: 30 September 2026

Learn more and apply for the positions here: https://www.nls.ac.in/news-and-events/work-with-us/

These are full-time positions, based at the NLSIU campus in Bengaluru.

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