This course provides a comprehensive exploration of comparative constitutional law and jurisprudence, offering insights into the design, interpretation, and application of constitutional frameworks across different jurisdictions. Students will examine how constitutions shape governance, protect fundamental rights, and influence legal and business environments. The course emphasizes the role of courts, judicial review, and constitutional interpretation in addressing contemporary challenges such as human rights, separation of powers, and the rule of law. Through case studies, expert-led discussions, and comparative analysis, students will gain a deeper understanding of how constitutional principles impact policy, regulation, and business operations. This course is ideal for professionals seeking to navigate complex legal systems, engage with policymakers, and contribute to informed decision-making in a globalized world.

CILO-1: Analyze the principles and structures of constitutional law in comparative contexts. CILO-2: Analyze the role of constitutions in protecting fundamental rights and limiting government power. CILO-3: Evaluate the impact of constitutional frameworks on business, governance, and society. CILO-4: Examine the role of courts and judicial review in interpreting and enforcing constitutions. CILO-5: Compare constitutional systems across different jurisdictions (e.g., U.S., EU, India, South Africa). CILO-6: Apply constitutional principles to address contemporary legal and policy challenges.