The Centre for Legal Research and Studies is more than an online learning platform. It is a place for intellectual growth and skill enhancement, committed to demystifying complex legal concepts and making them accessible to professionals, students and the general public alike.
Legal education has a habit of stopping at the textbook. A student can finish a module on data protection and still not know how to draft the notice, read the authority, or hold a position under questioning. CLRS exists to close that distance.
We blend practical training with academic rigour, so that what a learner takes away is usable: courses designed to bridge the gap between textbook knowledge and real-world application, and taught by practitioners rather than narrated over slides.
The Centre works across four connected activities. We teach certificate courses. We convene a national conference with a peer-reviewed paper track. We run short, skills-focused workshops. And we publish a diamond open-access journal of international law. Each one feeds the others: the questions raised in a classroom become conference panels, and the strongest scholarship reaches print.
Cohort-based and self-paced certificate courses, assessed and certified, taught by practitioners.
Keynotes, panels and a peer-reviewed paper track, with an open call for papers.
Short, intensive sessions on drafting, legal research and moot preparation.
The CLRS Journal of Global Justice & Governance, on international law, free to read and to publish.
Every course lists its curriculum, duration and instructor in full before you pay, and free preview lessons let you read the material first.
Create an account, pay securely, and the course opens immediately. No waiting for approval.
Video lectures, reading material and downloadable resources, with your progress saved as you go and private notes on every lesson.
Sit the final examination and earn a certificate carrying a verification ID that anyone can check against our records.
Course teaching sits alongside a wider panel of practitioners and academics who review abstracts and speak at CLRS conferences. See the full panel.
Each of these reaches the people who handle that work directly, so you are not waiting for a message to be passed along.
Courses, enrolment, certificates, or anything that does not fit below.
contact@academyclrs.orgRegistration, abstracts, presenting, and institutions wanting to co-host.
conference@academyclrs.orgSubmissions, peer review and publication for the CLRS Journal of Global Justice & Governance.
editor.jgjg@academyclrs.orgApplications and questions about interning with the Centre.
internships@academyclrs.orgPrefer to talk? Call +91 8959 00 8954.
Take a certificate course, present at a conference, or submit to the journal. Free preview lessons let you read the material before you pay for anything.
