Nepal Law Campus (NLC)

Nepal Law Campus (NLC), a leading institution of the country, is the oldest college imparting legal education in Nepal since 1954. NLC is located at the heart of the Capital. The Campus witnessed many ups and downs in legal education system. As a con ups and downs in legal education system. As a constituent campus of Tribhuvan University and as an oldest institution imparting legal education, NLC has the great contribution and plays significant role in Legal Education. NLC is proud of providing highest and competent leadership for judiciary and other mechanism within the country and abroad. The basic objective of the legal education is to impart knowledge to the students seeking the degree of law. To achieve the objective, NLC is running after graduation a three year Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), a five year Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Laws (B.A.LL.B.), a two year Master of Laws (LL.M.) and a three year Master of Laws (LL.M.) programmes. NLC has highly qualified and dedicated faculties including professors, readers and lecturers. The Campus produces thousands of law graduates who are engaged in different governmental and non-governmental organizations inside the country and abroad. Its products have held the highest positions in legal and administrative sectors like the Attorney General of Nepal, Chief Justice of Nepal, Justices of Supreme Court, judges and judicial officers in Nepal, acclaimed academicians in various renowned universities around the world and so on.. NLC publishes two academic and research based journal namely Nepal Law Review and Nepal Journal of Legal Studies (NJLS). NLR, an annual, English Language Publication, has been publishing since 1977 . Articles on legal and constitutional issues, legal developments, commentaries, analysis, book reviews, case comment and comprehensive overview in the field of domestic and international law can be submitted for publication. Articles must be original, research oriented and must not be published in any journal, book or in any other form. Authors are requested to provide article in compact-disc (CD) in MS Word, along with hard copy of manuscript to the editorial board of NLR at any time, and will be published if board accepts. The Editorial Board exclusively reserves the right to necessary modification, changes and revision in whole manuscripts accepted for publication. It also reserves the right to reject or withhold or postpone the publication of any material. The authors are requested to follow any of the standard rules of citation. NJLS is a student-run peer reviewed journal published annually by B. A. LL. B. Program, Nepal Law Campus. Since its first publication in 2016, the journal has been providing a platform for fostering the academic culture in legal studies, and been contributing in legal scholarship in Nepal. The journal accepts original and published manuscripts in the form of articles, essays and comments throughout the year. The journal follows a double blind peer review format. Although the key focus has been legal issues in Nepal, the journal however accepts interdisciplinary contributions relating to the legal field in the global arena. NLC has its own well furnished and well equipped library with text books, reference books, Law Journals, Gazettes, Nepal Law Reports (NLR), and e-library. Besides, students can visit Central Library T.U. Kirtipur, Central Law Library Jamal, Supreme Court Library, Nepal Bar Association Library, Library of Office of the Attorney General of Nepal and Nepal Bar Council Library and Library of Ministry of Law. Students can take additional benefits from American Information Center and SAARC Library. Professors, researchers and students have free access to Wi-Fi Zone of Nepal Law Campus .