“Such collaborations will foster joint research efforts and help build lasting academic relationships,” the statement added.
Under the agreement, CNLU students admitted to the LLM programme at Leicester will receive a 30 per cent fee concession, it said.
Additionally, CNLU will offer scholarships to support economically weaker students.
Mustafa noted that with the Supreme Court reviving the “three-year rule” for eligibility to appear in Judicial Services exams, CNLU is now focusing on opening new academic and professional avenues for its students.
“Higher education abroad is one such avenue. Another significant initiative is the establishment of a Civil Services Academy at CNLU, which will provide personalised coaching for civil services aspirants,” the statement added. PTI PKD MNB