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The National Law School of India University has invited applications for four positions of Clinic Co-Directors as part of its expanding clinical legal education programme. The roles are based at the university’s campus in Bengaluru and are aimed at strengthening specialised law clinics across key thematic areas.
According to the official notification, the recruitment is for four distinct clinics: Labour Law, Criminal Justice, Caste Justice, and Citizenship and Immigration Law, with one Co-Director to be appointed for each clinic. (Lawctopus)
The positions are contractual in nature and will initially be offered for a period of 12 months. The tenure may be extended further based on mutual agreement and performance. (National Law School of India University)
These roles are designed for legal professionals with a strong interest in clinical legal education, public interest lawyering, and interdisciplinary engagement. Selected candidates will be expected to lead and manage clinic activities, supervise students, and contribute to research and field-based legal initiatives.
The application process requires submission of an updated CV, a statement of purpose outlining the candidate’s vision for the clinic, and details of professional referees. The last date to apply for the positions is April 15, 2026. (LinkedIn)
This recruitment forms part of NLSIU’s broader push to institutionalise clinical legal education and expand its impact in areas such as access to justice and social equity through specialised legal clinics.
