About the Course – Constitutional Law

Constitutional law hovers around legal studies and research. The field of constitutional law is concerned with the human rights and the relationships between the executive, judiciary and legislative branches.  Students usually undertake Constitutional Law courses, or even specialize in Constitutional Law with an aim of establishing their career as a Lawyer. This program includes topics that range from an overview of the constitution to particular amendments and rights. You will learn the components of the constitution and how to interpret the document. In addition, you will also be taught about the branches of the government and separation of powers, as well as the implications of the First Amendment.

Constitutional Law course will provide you with knowledge to:

• Understand the main themes of the Constitution along with its development
• Understand the development of laws regarding the freedoms of speech, religion and the press
• Understand each person’s constitutional rights regarding searches, trials, right to counsel and fair punishment

Understand the areas of discrimination or unequal treatment in both the public and private sectors                

Career Prospect

Majority of Constitutional Law graduates are in the legal system. There are diverse opportunities available for you if you earn a degree in Constitutional Law such as governmental lawyers, judges and paralegals. Some people function as legal experts within government jobs and advocate within the private sector. Constitutional law provides a great career for attorneys interested in the Constitution. In order to be successful in this field, you will need to go through extensive formal education, must gain thorough knowledge of the legal system in States Constitution, and your verbal and written communication skills must be sound. 

Career Opportunity

Lawyer, Judge, Postsecondary Law Teacher, Senators,  Lobbyists, Consultants

Employment Opportunity

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the employment rate for lawyers was predicted to grow as fast as the national average through 2028 (www.bls.gov). Your career and salary growth will be based on the location and years of experience you will have.

Course Available by Providers

The courses are generally provided at Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor (UG) and Master (PG) levels.

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