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Home / India / Icfai Law School Collaborates With Top Us Law Institutions

ICFAI Law School collaborates with top US law institutions

MoUs were signed with William & Mary Law School and Widener University-Delaware Law School
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:49 PM Sep 12, 2024 IST
The agreements were signed during International Academic Leaders Meet held on September 4 at ICFAI Campus in Hyderabad.

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ICFAI Law School, a constituent unit of The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education in Hyderabad, has signed MoUs with two leading US law schools —  William & Mary Law School and Widener University-Delaware Law School. The MoUs aim to explore mutually beneficial academic and research activities, including student exchange, faculty exchange, and joint research collaborations.

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The agreements were signed during International Academic Leaders Meet held on September 4 at ICFAI Campus in Hyderabad.

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ICFAI Law School offers integrated courses, LLM programs, PhD programmes, and certificate programs, recognised by the Bar Council of India.

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