Ramaiah Research Policy
Ramaiah Research, Consultancy and Extension Centre
Introduction
According to Merriam – Webster (1828) Research is a studious inquiry or examination; especially : investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of facts, revision of accepted theories or laws in the light of new facts, or practical application of such new or revised theories or laws. Research is the path for growth in any educational institution. It is a mode of identifying lacunas in the existing system and working towards a better tomorrow. We at Ramaiah College of Law sincerely believe in assimilating the benefits of academic teachings with society rooted research avenues. We aim to equip our law students with the necessary skills to contribute to the contemporary socio-legal issues through mandatory research writings, field based internships and collaborative research projects.
Vision
To harness interdisciplinary perspectives for research, teaching and extension on contemporary issues while appreciating its application for the overall wellbeing of the human kind
Mission
- To promote Ramaiah College of Law as a “Centre of Excellence” through
interdisciplinary research, making research an integral part of the Institution’s academic function and outcome - To be a leading academic institution dedicated to advancing, applying and facilitating high standards of innovative and collaborative research
Objectives
- To develop and implement research methodology and extension activities that shall promote and ensure active participation of faculty members and students
- To provide a platform for advanced academic discussions through organizing conferences, seminars, workshops, training and sensitization programmes
- To take up research projects and consultancy from sister/other institutions/ funding agencies
- To prepare and publish quality resource material by way of collaborative research projects with internal and external domain experts
- To develop a central data repository/unit to facilitate and promote research for the Institution
Focus Areas
- Women and Children
- Law and Development
- Law and Environment
- Law and Society
- Law and Policy
- Law and Human Rights
- Law and Politics
- Continuous Legal Professional Learning
Research Core Team
- Dr. V. Shyam Kishore, Associate Professor(Law)
- Mr. Omprakash, Assistant Professor Sr. Scale (Law)
- Ms. Rhea Roy Mammen, Assistant Professor(Law)
- Ms. Nikhila S. Tigadi, Assistant Professor(Law)
- Ms. Sangeetha Murali, Assistant Professor(Law)
- Ms. Tulika Shree, Assistant Professor(Law)
- Mrs. Rajashree K, Assistant Professor(Law)
- Dr. Chetan Singai, Assistant Professor(Pol.Sci)
- Dr. Roopa T.S, Assistant Professor(Mgt)
- Dr. Subhoda Banerjee, Assistant Professor(Law)
The Research, Consultancy and Extension Centre at Ramaiah College of Law aims to become a leading academic organization dedicated to advancing, applying and facilitating high standards of innovative and collaborative legal research and to extend legal and para-legal assistance to a wide variety of audiences within the College and across community, state and national arenas.
Research Project on
Resources for Internationalisation of Higher Education Institutions in India (RISHII)
Ramaiah College of Law (RCL) is associated with the project on Resources for Internationalisation of Higher Education Institutions in India (RISHII). The RISHII hosts 19 partner institutions in India and Europe (https://rishii-project.com/partners/). The RISHII project is funded with support from the European Commission, Brussels and coordinated by the University of Deusto, Spain.
The project aims to contribute to the modernization of Indian Higher Education through equipping the Indian higher education institutions with procedures, tools, human resources and continuous professional development mechanisms necessary for Curriculum Internationalization and creating institution-wide thriving cultures of Internationalization. RISHII focuses on management approaches and modus operandi necessary to plan and implement curriculum internationalisation. The focus is on improving communication and collaboration between the different agents (who should be) involved in curriculum internationalisation. Through adopting the tools and procedures proposed by RISHII, Indian Higher Education Institutions will be able to significantly improve their management and operation.
Dr. Chetan Singai, Associate Professor (Principal Investigator) and Ms. Rajashree. K, Sr. Assistant Professor (Co-Principal Investigator).
Details of the project may be accessed from the below mention web link:
