Teaching Criminal Law Workshop – Apply Now for November 2025 Opportunity.
NLSIU, Bengaluru, in collaboration with the Centre for Asian Legal Studies (NUS Law), National University of Singapore (NUS), is inviting applications from early career law faculty for the workshop “Teaching Criminal Law: Curriculum, Syllabus & Pedagogy.” This Teaching Criminal Law Workshop is a premier professional development opportunity for educators to engage with leading scholars and explore innovative teaching methodologies in criminal law. Participants will gain insights into curriculum design, syllabus development, and contemporary pedagogical approaches, enhancing their teaching effectiveness in law schools.
About NLSIU, Bengaluru
The National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, is a leading legal education institution recognized globally for excellence in teaching, research, and scholarship. Established in 1987, NLSIU has pioneered the integration of interdisciplinary approaches into legal education, fostering critical thinking, analytical skills, and practical training among its students and faculty.
This Teaching Criminal Law Workshop aligns with NLSIU’s commitment to advancing legal education standards. By collaborating with the Centre for Asian Legal Studies (NUS Law), the program brings international perspectives, research-led teaching methods, and innovative pedagogical practices. Participants will engage in interactive sessions, workshops, and discussions that emphasize both theoretical and practical aspects of criminal law education.
Faculty attending the workshop will enhance their curriculum development skills, adopt evidence-based teaching methods, and gain strategies to make criminal law teaching more engaging, effective, and globally informed. This workshop is ideal for early career faculty seeking to refine their teaching approach and integrate best practices into law school classrooms.
About the Workshop/Opportunity
The Teaching Criminal Law Workshop provides hands-on training and interactive sessions led by experienced educators and scholars from NLSIU and NUS Law. Key learning components include:
- Designing a comprehensive criminal law curriculum
- Creating effective syllabi tailored to diverse learning environments
- Applying innovative pedagogical strategies to enhance student engagement
- Integrating case studies, simulations, and experiential learning methods
- Networking with legal scholars and peers across India and Asia
Duration: 3-day workshop
Mode: Hybrid (Online and Offline options available)
Participants will receive guidance on implementing new teaching techniques, analyzing contemporary challenges in criminal law education, and adopting a structured approach to curriculum improvement.
Event Timeline
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Application Opens | 20th October 2025 |
| Application Deadline | 1st November 2025 |
| Workshop Dates | November 2025 (Exact Dates to be Confirmed) |
Location and Mode
- Mode: Hybrid
- Offline Location: NLSIU Campus, Bengaluru
- Online Platform: Zoom / Virtual Classroom
Format and Structure
- Duration: 3 days
- Working Hours: Full-day sessions (timings shared upon selection)
- Supervisor / Mentor: Senior faculty from NLSIU and NUS Law
Eligibility & Requirements
- Early career law faculty (within first 5 years of teaching experience)
- Experience in teaching criminal law courses preferred
- Strong interest in curriculum development and pedagogy
- Ability to participate in interactive and collaborative workshops
- Commitment to complete the full duration of the workshop
Additional Highlights
- Certificate of participation upon completion
- Networking opportunities with legal scholars and educators
- Exposure to international perspectives in legal education
- Access to workshop materials and resources
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Who can apply for this Teaching Criminal Law Workshop?
A: Early career law faculty teaching criminal law or related courses, preferably within the first five years of teaching experience.
Q: Is this Teaching Criminal Law Workshop paid or unpaid?
A: This is an unpaid professional development workshop; participants are responsible for their own travel if attending offline.
Q: What is the last date to apply?
A: The application deadline has been extended to 1st November 2025.
Q: What is the selection process?
A: Applications will be reviewed based on teaching experience, interest in criminal law pedagogy, and alignment with workshop objectives. Shortlisted candidates will receive confirmation via email.
Q: Will I get a certificate after completion?
A: Yes, all participants will receive a certificate of participation issued by NLSIU and NUS Law.
Important Links
- Application Form Link: Apply Here
Downloadables
- Workshop Poster
- Sample Cover Letter
Contact
- Email: workshops@nls.ac.in
- Address: National Law School of India University, Bengaluru