Master of Public Policy (MPP)
Arts (M.A.)
Shortlisted by 55+ Students
Location: Bengaluru/Bangalore
Duration: 2 YEAR
Regular / Offline
Average Fees: ₹ 6.02 Lakhs
Highlights The University offers the Master’s Programme in Public Policy – a two-year interdisciplinary programme focusing on the interface between policy, social sciences, and the law. Introduced in 2014, this programme provides comprehensive training in designing public policies for the complex societal problems, translating policies into deliverable programmes, and in evaluating the efficacy of policies. Through this programme, NLSIU trains young professionals to become policy practitioners capable of supporting inclusive and sustainable development.
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About National Law School of India University
The National Law School of India University was set up through a unique collaboration between the members of the Bar, legal academia, and the judiciary, to be the pioneering institute of legal education in India. The idea of establishing a national institution to act as the pace-setter of legal education came up before the Bar Council of India (BCI) in the context of the Council’s statutory responsibility to maintain the standard of professional legal education under the Advocates’ Act, 1961. The idea gained strength in the Legal Education Committee of the BCI and eventually assumed the character of an autonomous institution with “deemed University” status from the University Grants Commission. The efforts of our founding director Prof. Madhava Menon, along with co-operation of the Karnataka State Government and Bangalore University, and the initiatives of senior members of the BCI, made these aspirations viable.
The BCI (in consultation with the Chancellor), the Bar Council of India Trust, the National Law School of India University Society, and the Government of Karnataka are empowered to nominate members to the General, Executive, and Academic Councils as described in the Schedule of the Act. The Bar Council of India Trust (‘BCI Trust’) and National Law School of India Society (‘NLSI Society’) are instruments of the BCI. The BCI Trust, a public charitable trust, registered the NLSI Society under the Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960, the objectives of which include the establishment, maintenance, and development of the University.
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