At Indus College of Law (ICL), we believe in fostering a vibrant community that extends beyond the classroom. Our diverse student societies provide platforms for you to explore your passions, develop valuable skills, and connect with like-minded peers.
1. Indus College of Law⏐Model United Nations (ICLMUN)
ICLMUN is an annual 3 day MUN conference in which students assume the role of national ambassadors or representatives to debate and seek to solve global issues by role playing meetings like the Security Council and General assembly.
Reasons to do MUN:
- Knowledge: Students get a unique insight into how the United Nations work, understanding international affairs and global issues and the research process helps MUN delegates develop critical thinking skills.
- Negotiations: MUN delegates learn to negotiate in small and large groups during unmoderated caucus or lobbying sessions because the whole point of MUN is to negotiate solutions to global issues until they could be passed or adopted by the committee.
- Leadership skills: Through this well-planned activity, students are being groomed to become leaders with a voice and strong opinions.
Here are some glimpses of ICLMUN events⏐2019 - 2024
2. Indus College of Law Mooting Society (ICLMS)
The Indus College of Law Mooting Society is a dynamic platform for students to engage in legal debates and enhance their advocacy skills. Through a series of moot court competitions, students simulate real court proceedings, allowing them to develop practical legal skills in a supportive environment.
Reasons to do Mooting:
- Knowledge: Participating in moots provides students with valuable insights into legal principles and courtroom procedures. This experience deepens their understanding of various areas of law and enhances their ability to analyze legal issues critically.
- Advocacy Skills: Mooting helps students develop essential advocacy skills, including effective oral argumentation, legal research, and writing. Participants learn to present their cases convincingly, honing their ability to think on their feet.
- Leadership and Confidence: By taking on roles as advocates or judges in moot competitions, students gain confidence and leadership experience. They learn to articulate their opinions and advocate for their positions, preparing them for future leadership roles in the legal field.
Here are some glimpses of the recent ICLMS Intra Moot 2024
3. Additional Student Societies at ICL
At Indus College of Law (ICL), we believe in fostering a vibrant community through various student societies that cater to diverse interests and skills.
In addition to the Indus College of Law Mooting Society and the ICL Model United Nations (ICLMUN), students can engage with numerous other societies, including:
- ICL Sports Society: Focused on promoting physical health and teamwork through various sports and athletic activities.
- ICL Helping Hands Welfare Society: A platform for ICL students to think and act for the entire community. The ICLHHW organizes food drives, sessions, donation opportunities etc.
- ICL Research Society: Encouraging academic inquiry and collaboration among students interested in legal research and scholarship.
These societies provide students with opportunities to develop leadership qualities, collaborate with peers, and explore new areas of interest. Engaging in these activities not only enriches your educational experience but also helps you build a strong network of fellow aspiring legal professionals.
Join us at ICL, in these exciting societies and make the most of your legal education while connecting with fellow students and exploring new interests!