Category: Academics, Researchers and International Organisations
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Neha Bhat, on LL.M from Washington College of Law, selecting the correct college & Scholarships
Neha Bhat is currently working as an Associate Durable Solutions Officer at United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. She graduated from WBNUJS, Kolkata in 2007 and had studied further at American University, Washington College of Law. She has specialised in International Organisations, International Human Rights Law and Migration Law and Policy. Without much ado, let’s delve right into…
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Prabhash Ranjan, Assistant Professor, on a career in Academics and Research and the Indian Education regime
Dr. Prabhash Ranjan graduated as a lawyer from University of Delhi in 2003. Thereafter, he went for higher studies to SOAS, University College, London. Later, he received his Ph.D from King’s College, London. He worked as a consultant to Oxfam, taught at NUJS, Kolkata and NLU, Jodhpur and presently he is an Assistant Professor at South Asian…
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Dr. Kumar Askand, Professor, RMLNLU, on studying law after science, his passion for academia, and the Criminal Law regime
Prof. Dr. Kumar Askand graduated from Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur. Askand has been teaching for the last ten years. He started his career as a teacher at WBNUJS, Kolkata and thereafter went on to teach at RMLNLU, Lucknow. In this interview we asked him about: Studying LL.B after graduating in B.Sc. Studying in a traditional…
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Moiz Tundawala, Doctoral Candidate, on hurdles of being visually challenged, and plans for the future
Moiz Tundawala is a visually impaired lawyer. He talks about- His studying pattern, Challenges faced by him and Future plans regarding his career
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Rohini Sen, Assistant Professor, on LL.M from Leeds, pursuing academics and teaching experience at JGLS
Rohini Sen graduated from GNLU, Gandhinagar in 2011 and thereafter she went for an LL.M to University of Leeds. Presently she is an Assistant Professor and teaches at Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat. In this interview we speak to her about: Studying B.Sc.LL.B from GNLU, Gandhinagar Pursuing an LL.M. in International Law from Leeds Experience…
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Tushar Kr. Biswas, Doctoral Candidate, NUJS, on getting published, and his passion for academia
Tushar Kumar Biswas is presently a Ph.D candidate at West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. He has numerous books and publications to his name, he therefore speaks to us about the importance of research in a lawyer’s life. He tells us how to identify a field of law to write upon and how…
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Rachit Ranjan, Research Fellow, WTO, on studying at UC-Berkeley, and his passion for academia
Rachit Ranjan graduated from WBNUJS, Kolkata in 2010. He had finished his schooling from the USA and France to join NUJS for legal studies. After graduating from NUJS he had the opportunity to teach at CNLU, Patna for more than a year. Thereafter he left to pursue his LL.M from University of California, Berkeley. Later he…
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Shezin Hussain on comparative Legal Practice of Bangladesh and India and organising Women’s T20
Shezin Hussain graduated from NUJS, Kolkata in 2009. Being a Bangladeshi citizen educated in India she has the insights of the legal systems of both the countries. After graduating from NUJS, she completed her LL.M. from Southeast University, taught as a guest lecturer at Metropolitan University, Sylhet, and has been a practicing lawyer at the Judges’ Court…
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Aman on pursuing BCL from Oxford, working with International Organisations and getting higher grades
Aman, a graduate of National Law University, Jodhpur, of the 2012 batch, talks about his spectacularly awe-inspiring journey as a Law student. Not one to be charmed by the glamour of law firms, as most University-toppers admit to be guilty of, Aman chose to pursue his academic instincts further, by completing his BCL degree from…
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Pankhuri Mehndiratta on working for International Human Rights Organisations and insights of a career in research work
Pankhuri Anuradha Mehndiratta is a NUJS graduate of the Class of 2014. She has recently joined the Centre for Legislative Research and Advocacy as she is keenly interested in International Human Rights and Public Policy. We have taken out this opportunity to ask her about: Specifically choosing internships that help in Humans Rights Law. The…