Sharda University

• Level: Master’s programme
• Programme focus: Corporate law and commercial legal practice (domestic and international perspectives)
• Duration: Typically 1 year (confirm with the university for the latest intake)
• Credits (ECTS): Not specified in the current record
• Delivery format: Not specified in the current record
• Language of instruction: Not specified in the current record
• Tuition fees: Not specified in the current record
• Start dates / intakes: Not specified in the current record
• Application requirements: LL.B with minimum 50% marks (UGC-recognised) and English proficiency

Programme Structure

Core modules (indicative):

• Research Methods and Legal Writing — legal research techniques, case analysis, and drafting skills
• Law and Justice in a Globalising World — comparative perspectives on legal systems and justice
• Comparative Public Law / System of Governance — governance models and public law foundations relevant to corporate regulation
• Cyber Law — legal issues arising from digital platforms, data, and technology-enabled commerce
• Community Connect — structured engagement to apply legal knowledge in community and social contexts

Note: The current record lists selected modules. Specialisations, electives, and any capstone/thesis requirements are not specified and should be confirmed with the university for the latest curriculum details.

Post-study work rights (general guidance)

Work permit eligibility after graduation depends on the graduate’s nationality, the programme level, and the rules in force at the time of application. The current record does not specify country-specific details for this programme, so you should verify the latest requirements with the relevant immigration authority and/or your university’s international office.

Typical eligibility factors

• Completion of an eligible full-time Master’s programme.
• Valid student visa/permit at the time of graduation.
• Application for a post-study work permit within the permitted timeframe.
• Meeting any additional conditions (e.g., minimum study duration, good standing, and documentation).

What to do next

• Confirm the country where you will study and the exact visa category used during your studies.
• Check whether your qualification qualifies for a post-study work route and the maximum duration of the work permit.
• Prepare documents such as your graduation certificate, transcripts, passport, and proof of address (requirements vary by country).

Disclaimer: This information is general and may not reflect the latest immigration policy. Always rely on official government guidance for the most accurate eligibility and timelines.