LL.B

Law Clinic

Keeping up with the contemporary standards of legal education, the Law Clinic Program at UCP Faculty of Law bears two-fold responsibility; firstly, to provide pro bono legal services to the underprivileged community members, and secondly, to provide students with a hands-on learning experience. To meet these ends, FoL maintains a proper infrastructure which comprises a Law Clinic office, a Law Clinic Secretary Office and a Conference Room. The UCP Moot Court Room provides state-of-the-art amenities to develop the advocacy skills of the students.

Two-Level Advocacy Skills Courses

To provide its students with hands-on learning experience and to hone their advocacy skills, FoL has made advocacy skills courses a regular feature of its scheme of studies. One advocacy skills course is offered to students in 3rd and 4th year on a specific area of legal practice/Training. • Level III “Criminal Advocacy Training” • Level IV “Civil Advocacy Training”

Peace and Mediation Center

The Peace Center of the Faculty of Law is established to promote peace education. It intends to address the subject matter through both academic courses and practical application and exploration. The vital part of the goal achievement process at the Peace Center is to conduct research on issues of peace at personal, national and global levels.

International Conference

Under the flagship of the UCP Faculty of Law, an International Thematic Conference is organized annually. As of 2025, four such conferences have been held.

  1. The first conference, titled “Clinical Legal Education in Pakistan”, was conducted in May 2022 and featured presenters from 10 countries.
  2. The second conference, “Law, Tech, and Legal Education in Pakistan”, took place in May 2023, with participation from over 11 countries.
  3. The third conference, held in March 2024, focused on “The Transformative Potential of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Law and Legal Education: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Way Forward”. Presenters from 9 countries shared their insights.
  4. The fourth and most recent conference, titled “Navigating the Legal Challenges of Cybersecurity and Forensic Evidence in the Digital Era”, was held in April 2025, drawing participants from 6 countries.

Legislative Theater

Each year, FoL holds a legislative theatre on various social issues that stand in need of legislation. This year’s legislative theatre was held on 1st July. The panel members represented the legal fraternity, legislatures, United Nations and civil society.

Legal Health Camp

Legal Health Camp is part of pro bono services offered by FoL Law Clinic. Practitioners from various legal fields are invited to tender advice to the UCP community.

Each candidate of LLB (Hons.) degree is required to complete 172 Cr. Hrs. with the minimum CGPA of 2.0 on the scale of 4.0 as per the following detail:

Maximum Credit Hours 148
General Education Courses 35 credit hours (14 courses)
 

Discipline Related Courses / Major

95 credit hours (33 Courses)
77 credit hours (27 Core Courses)
18 credit hours Specialization Elective (06 Courses)
Interdisciplinary/ Allied Courses 12 credit hours (04 courses)
Field Experience/Internship 03 credit hours
Capstone Project 03 credit hours
Program Duration Minimum: 4 Years

Maximum: 6 Years

 

Semester Duration

16-18 weeks for regular semesters (1-2 weeks for examination)

8-9 weeks for summer semesters (1 week for examination)

Core Courses for LLB Programme: 27 Courses – 77 Credits

LLB1113      Introduction to Law and Legal Systems

LLB1213      Law of Torts

LLB1223      Criminal Law

LLB2113      Law of Contract

LLB2123      Jurisprudence

LLB2133      Principles of Constitutional Law

LLB2213      Equity, Trusts and Specific Relief

LLB2223      Law of Property

LLB2233      Islamic Jurisprudence

LLB3113      Islamic Personal Law-I

LLB3123      Law of Business Organizations -I

LLB3133      Law of Evidence

LLB3143      Administrative and Services Law

LLB3153      Land Law

LLB3163      Cyber Law

LLB3213      Islamic Personal Law- II

LLB3223      Law of Business Organizations -II

LLB3233      Legal Drafting and Pleadings

LLB3243      International Law

LLB4113      Legal Ethics and Moot Cases

LLB4123      Criminal Procedure Code-I

LLB4133      Civil Procedure Code-I

LLB4213      Environmental Law

LLB4223      Criminal Procedure Code-II

LLB4233      Civil Procedure Code-II

LLB3201      Advocacy Skills Level III

LLB4201      Advocacy Skills Level IV

At least 45% marks in intermediate or equivalent
All applicants are required to pass the UCP Admission Test and must have passed the LAT (Law Admission Test) by HEC
Matric Intermediate Admission Test Law Admission Test (LAT)
20% 50% 15%15%

Program Name: LL.B

Admission Fee: 25,000

Per Credit Hour Fee 1st Sem Total Fee 1st Installment 1st Installment with 25% Scholarship 1st Installment with 30% Scholarship 1st Installment with 50% Scholarship 1st Installment with 75% Scholarship Total Credit Hours Total Fees (Incl Admission Fees)
15,180 298,240 161,620 127,465 120,63493,310 59,155 1482,271,640

Semester I 

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
QR 101 Quantitative Reasoning-I* -3 (3-0) General Education
ENG 110 Functional English* -3 (3-0) General Education
ICT 101 Applications of Information and Communication Technologies* -3 (2-1) General Education
LLB1113 Introduction to Law and Legal Systems -3 (3-0) Major
LLB1123 Constitutional Law of Pakistan (Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan) -3 (3-0) General Education
LWEC1003 IDS-I (Fundamentals of Economics) -3 (3-0) Interdisciplinary

Semester II 

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
QR 201 Quantitative Reasoning-II* QR 101 (Quantitative Reasoning) 3 (3-0) General Education
SS103 Social Science ** (Sociology) -2 (2-0) General Education
ENG 211 Expository Writing** ENG 110 Functional English) 3 (2-1) General Education
LLB1213 Law of Torts -3 (3-0) Major
LLB1223 Criminal Law -3 (3-0) Major
LLB1233 Natural Science** (Environmental Sciences & Law) -3 (2-1) General Education
-Fehm-e-Quran – I (for Muslim Students) -01(0-1) General Education

Semester III 

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
- Arts and Humanities** -2 (2-0) General Education
ISL_201 Islamic Studies (Religious Education / Ethics for non-Muslim students) * -2 (2-0) General Education
LLB2113 Law of Contract -3 (3-0) Major
LLB2123 Jurisprudence -3 (3-0) Major
LLB2133 Principles of Constitutional Law -3 (3-0) Major
PSY101 IDS-II (Introduction to Psychology) -3 (3-0) Interdisciplinary
-Fehm-e-Quran – II (for Muslim Students) -01(0-1) General Education

Semester IV 

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
CCE 201 Civics and Community Engagement* -2 (2-0) General Education
PAK101 Pakistan Studies* -2 (2-0) General Education
ENT 102 Entrepreneurship* -2 (2-0) General Education
LLB2213 Equity, Trusts and Specific Relief -3 (3-0) Major
LLB2223 Law of Property -3 (3-0) Major
LLB2233 Islamic Jurisprudence -3 (3-0) Major
LLB2243 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) -3 (3-0) Interdisciplinary

Semester V

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
LLB3113 Islamic Personal Law-I -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3123 Law of Business Organizations -I -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3133 Law of Evidence -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3143 Administrative and Services Law -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3153 Land Law -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3163 Cyber Law -3 (3-0) Major

Semester VI

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
LLB3213 Islamic Personal Law- II -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3223 Law of Business Organizations -II -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3233 Legal Drafting and Pleadings -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3243 International Law -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3201 Advocacy Skills Level III -01(0-1) Major
LLB3xx3 Elective-I*** -3 (3-0) Major
LLB3xx3 Elective-II*** -3 (3-0) Major

Semester VII

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
LLB4113 Legal Ethics and Moot Cases -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4123 Criminal Procedure Code-I -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4133 Civil Procedure Code-I -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4143 Research Methodology -3 (3-0) Interdisciplinary
LLB4xx3 Elective-III*** -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4xx3 Elective-IV*** -3 (3-0) Major

Semester VIII

CodeCoursePre-requisite(s) (Code and Title) (AND/ OR)Cr. Hrs.Category
LLB4213 Environmental Law -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4223 Criminal Procedure Code-II -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4233 Civil Procedure Code-II -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4243 Capstone Project -3 (3-0) Capstone Project
LLB4201 Advocacy Skills Level IV -01(0-1) Major
LLB4xx3 Elective-V*** -3 (3-0) Major
LLB4xx3 Elective-VI*** -3 (3-0) Major

Internship (LLB3003)

It is a mandatory degree award requirement of three (03) credit hours Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Internship of six (06) to eight (08) weeks (preferably undertaken during a summer break) must be graded by a faculty member in collaboration with the supervisor in the field. This requirement cannot be substituted with additional course work, capstone or project work

Capstone Project (LLB4243)

It is a mandatory degree award requirement of three (03) credit hours for Bachelor of Laws (LLB). A capstone project is multifaceted body of work that serves as a culminating academic and intellectual experience for students. The capstone project must be supervised and graded by a faculty member as per the protocols prescribed by the concerned department. This requirement cannot be substituted with additional course work or internship

Community Service (LW3000)

Each student is required to complete 65 hours community work, usually after 8th semester which would be a prerequisite for the award of degree.

 

Note: (i)  Internship of three (03) credit hours must be completed in accordance with HEC Undergraduate Education Policy V 1.1. This requirement cannot be substituted with additional coursework, capstone, research, or project work.

*                  The faculty may use HEC-designed model courses.

**                The faculty /offering department may offer any course within the broader subject domain/cluster to meet the given credits.

***              The faculty /offering department may offer any advanced course in LLB as an elective based on available academic and physical resources, depending on its geographical location and the programme learning objectives.

(ii) Non-Muslim students shall opt for a two-credit hour course from interdisciplinary courses as a substitute requirement for Fehm-e-Quran courses compulsory for Muslim students.

RECOMMENDED LIST OF INTERDISCIPLINARY COURSES:

Students may opt interdisciplinary courses from the following list where required in the scheme of studies for LLB programme, to complement their holistic understanding of the major, provided that the same is allowed by the admitting department. The list provided here is a recommended one only, and the faculty/ offering department may add more courses as and when needed, provided that the same is approved by the university’s relevant statutory body.

  • Economics
  • Sociology
  • Psychology
  • Political Science
  • Gender Studies
  • Media
  • Public Policy
  • History
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) – Mandatory as recommended by NCRC
  • Research Methodology- Mandatory as recommended by NCRC

Clusters of Electives for LLB Programme – 18 Credits (06 Electives to be Chosen)

0.  Emerging and Specialized Legal Fields / Niche and Frontier Areas of Law

LLBxxxx       Space Law

LLBxxxx       Sports Law

LLBxxxx       Biotechnology and Law

LLBxxxx       Health Law & Bioethics

LLBxxxx       Medical and Forensic Law

LLBxxxx       Law and Development

LLBxxxx       Maritime, Shipping, and Admiralty Law

1. Constitutional Law and Governance

LLBxxxx       Comparative Constitutional Law

LLBxxxx       Law and Public Policy

LLBxxxx       Transitional Justice

LLBxxxx       Election Law

LLBxxxx       Immigration and Nationality Law

LLBxxxx       Decentralization and Federalism Law

2. Technology & Law – I

LLBxxxx       Media Law

LLBxxxx       Artificial Intelligence and Law

LLBxxxx       Digital Forensics and Electronic Evidence

LLBxxxx       Blockchain and Legal Implications

3. Technology & Law – II

LLBxxxx       Intellectual Property in the Digital Age

LLBxxxx       Telecommunication Law

LLBxxxx       Legal Tech and Law Practice Automation

LLBxxxx       FinTech and Law

LLBxxxx       Data Protection & Privacy Law

4. Legal Ethics & Skills

LLBxxxx       Legal Writing and Research in the Digital Era

LLBxxxx       Legal Clinics

LLBxxxx       Professional Ethics (including Technology Focus)

LLBxxxx       Mooting, Advocacy, and Drafting (Practical Modules)

LLBxxxx       Corporate Compliance and Ethics

LLBxxxx       Publication Ethics

LLBxxxx       Ethics in ADR and Litigation

5. Human Rights & Social Justice

LLBxxxx       Labour Law

LLBxxxx       International Human Rights Law

LLBxxxx       Refugee and Migration Law

LLBxxxx       Gender Justice and Law

LLBxxxx       Disability Rights Law

LLBxxxx       Law and Social Movements

LLBxxxx       Public Interest Litigation

LLBxxxx       Law and Society

LLBxxxx       International Humanitarian Law (IHL)

LLBxxxx       Juvenile and Social Justice Law

6. Business & Commercial Law-I

LLBxxxx       Taxation Law

LLBxxxx       Corporate Law

LLBxxxx       Mergers and Acquisitions

LLBxxxx       Banking, Securities & Capital Markets Regulation

LLBxxxx       Insurance Law

LLBxxxx       Custom and Tariff Laws

LLBxxxx       International Trade Law & E-commerce

7. Business & Commercial Law-II

LLBxxxx       Intellectual Property Law

LLBxxxx       Start-up Law & Legal Compliance

LLBxxxx       Competition & Consumer Law

LLBxxxx       Consumer Protection Law

LLBxxxx       Islamic Commercial Law

LLBxxxx       International Trade Law

LLBxxxx       International Economic Law

8. Environment & Climate Justice

LLBxxxx       Climate Change Law

LLBxxxx       Sustainable Development & Environmental Justice

LLBxxxx       Water Law and Policy

LLBxxxx       Energy Law

LLBxxxx       Environmental Governance and Policy

LLBxxxx       Law of the Sea and Ocean Governance

LLBxxxx       Disaster Law and Climate Resilience

  • Legal Advisers
  • Public Prosecutor
  • Civil Judge & Magistrate
  • Additional Session Judge & District Judge
  • Special Judge in Tribunals
  • District Attorney
  • Law Officers
  • Legal Manager
  • Draftsman
  • Research Officer
  • CSP Officer
  • Litigation Officer
  • Law Teacher

Students must achieve a minimum CGPA of 2.00/4.00 for award of degree.

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