Commitees that shapes Dialogue,
Practice, and Progress
List of Committees
Engagement Across Disciplines
Our committees and academic forums play a vital role in enriching the learning environment, supporting student development, and advancing research, dialogue, and institutional accountability. These bodies bring together faculty, students, and practitioners to address emerging legal, social, and global challenges while ensuring a transparent and responsive academic ecosystem.
Through these initiatives, we foster experiential learning, encourage interdisciplinary engagement, and create platforms where ideas translate into meaningful action.
Alliance Moot Court Society (AMCS)
Develop advocacy, legal research, and courtroom skills through moot court competitions, simulations, and specialised training.
Talent Mapping Alliance University Legal Services Clinic (AULSC)
Promote legal awareness and access to justice by engaging in community outreach and advisory initiatives under faculty supervision.
Alliance Centre for Alternate Dispute Resolution (ACADR) 
Advance the study and practice of mediation, arbitration, and negotiation as effective alternatives to litigation.
Alliance Centre for Intellectual Property Rights (ACIPR) 
Encourage research and dialogue on intellectual property law, innovation protection, and emerging policy frameworks.
Alliance Centre for Corporate and Commercial Law (ACCL) 
Examine corporate regulations, governance practices, and commercial law through seminars, research, and industry engagement.
Alliance Centre for Criminal Justice Administration and Gender Studies (ACCJA) 
Explore intersections of criminal justice, gender, and society to foster informed discussion and reform-oriented perspectives.
Alliance University Centre for Global Affairs and International Relations (AC-GAIR) 
Facilitate discussions on diplomacy, global policy, and international cooperation in a connected world.
Alliance Centre for Eurasian Studies (ACES) 
Promote research and academic exchange focused on Eurasian regions and their geopolitical significance.
Centre for Constitutional Law and Human Rights (CCHR) 
Strengthen understanding of constitutional values and human rights through scholarship, lectures, and public engagement.
Students Grievances Redressal Committee (UGC Regulations 2023) 
Ensure fair and transparent resolution of student concerns in alignment with regulatory guidelines.
Unified Grievances, Complaints and Suggestions Reporting System (UGCS) 
Provide a structured platform to submit feedback, address concerns, and support continuous institutional improvement.
