The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA LL.B.) at Bagmati University (Bagmati Province University) is a five-year integrated undergraduate program offered under the Faculty of Management & Law, School of Law. The program combines legal education with social sciences and humanities, covering areas such as political science, history, sociology, economics, legal theory, jurisprudence, constitutional law, criminal law, international law, and legal research. It is designed to develop analytical, research, advocacy, communication, and professional legal skills.
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BLE701
First Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BHS411 | Nepali-I (Legal Nepali) |
BHS412 | Legal English-I |
BHS413 | Political Science |
BHS414 | History-I (Nepalese Legal history) |
BHS415 | Sociology and Anthropology |
BHS416 | Economics-I |
BLB417 | Legal Theories |
Second Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BHS421 | Nepali-II (Legal Nepali) |
BHS422 | Legal English-II |
BHS423 | Political Thought |
BHS424 | History-II (English Legal History) |
BHS425 | International Relation and Diplomacy |
BHS426 | Economics-II |
BLB427 | Jurisprudence (Schools & trends of jurisprudence) |
Third Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB431 | Constitutional Law |
BLB432 | Public International Law -I |
BLB433 | General Principles of Criminal Law |
BLB434 | Evidence Law |
BLB435 | Property Law |
BLB436 | Family Law |
BLB437 | Theories of Crime and Punishment |
Fourth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB441 | Nepalese constitutions |
BLB442 | Public International Law -II |
BLB443 | Law of Insurance |
BLB444 | Law of Specific Crimes |
BLB445 | General Principles of Contract |
BLB446 | Principles of Procedural Law |
BLB447 | Agrarian Law |
Fifth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB451 | Criminal Procedure Code |
BLB452 | Law of International Organizations |
BLB453 | Law of Corporate Management |
BLB454 | Law of Specific Contract |
BLB455 | Law of Banking |
BLB456 | Criminal Justice System |
Optional Area | Select any one |
BLE501 | International Air and Space Law |
BLE502 | Juvenile Delinquency |
BLE503 | Election Law |
BLE504 | Cyber Law |
BLE505 | Law of Health Care and Ethics |
Sixth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB461 | Comparative Law and Major Legal System |
BLB462 | Civil Code and Procedure |
BHS463 | Sociology of Law |
BLB464 | Law of Corporate Governance |
BLB465 | Nepalese Legal System |
BLB466 | Investment Law |
Optional Area | Select any one |
BLE601 | Law of Consumer Protection |
BLE602 | Intellectual Property Law |
BLE603 | Socio-Economic Crime |
BLE604 | International Humanitarian Law |
BLE605 | Securities Law |
Seventh Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB471 | Law Poverty and Development |
BLB472 | Gender and Inclusive Justice |
BLB473 | Environmental Law |
BHS474 | Research Methodology |
BLB475 | Labour Law |
BLB476 | Clinical Law-I ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) |
Optional Area | Select any one |
BLE701 | Forensic Science |
BLE702 | International Refugee Law |
BLE703 | Natural Resources and Conservation law |
BLE704 | Natural Disaster Management Law |
BLE705 | National Defense and Security Law |
Eighth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB481 | Professional Ethics and Lawyering Skills |
BLB482 | Moot Court (Civil Case) |
BLB483 | Private International Law |
BLB484 | Administrative Law |
BLB485 | Clinical Law-II (Conveyancing) |
BLB486 | International Trade Law |
Optional Area | Select any one |
BLE801 | Law of sea and International Rivers |
BLE802 | Forensic Medicine |
BLE803 | Fiscal Law |
BLE804 | Media Law |
BLE805 | Law of Corporate Financing |
Ninth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB491 | Human Rights Law |
BLB492 | Moot Court (Criminal Case) |
BLB493 | Legislative Drafting |
BLB494 | Taxation Law |
BLB495 | Seminar |
Optional Area | Select any one |
BLE901 | Energy Law |
BLE902 | Victimology |
BLE903 | Competition Law |
BLE904 | International Criminal Law |
BLE905 | Principles of Law of Torts |
Tenth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BLB496 | Interpretation of Statutes |
BLB497 | Social Security Law |
BLB498 | Clinical Law-III (Placement) |
BLB499 | Dissertation |
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply fundamental and advanced principles of law to legal and social issues.
Analyze constitutional, civil, criminal, corporate, international, and procedural laws.
Understand the relationship between law, society, politics, economics, and culture.
Interpret legislation, judicial decisions, legal documents, and constitutional provisions.
Conduct legal research and prepare legal opinions, arguments, and academic papers.
Develop legal drafting, advocacy, negotiation, and communication skills.
Apply logical reasoning and critical thinking to complex legal problems.
Understand national and international legal systems and contemporary legal issues.
Apply professional ethics, human rights principles, and social responsibility in legal practice.
Develop practical legal skills through moot courts, clinical activities, internships, and fieldwork.
Demonstrate effective oral and written communication for professional legal settings.
Pursue careers in legal practice, judiciary, public service, corporate law, legal consultancy, human rights, NGOs/INGOs, legal research, and academia.
