History of OU
The Faculty of Law, Osmania University has a glorious history of more than 100 years.
The Faculty of Law, Osmania University has a glorious history of more than 100 years. The “Law class” was opened in the year 1899 to give instruction in law to students desirous of joining legal profession along with “Judicial Test” classes for Judicial Officers. Thus teaching of Law was in existence even before Osmania University came into existence in the year 1918.
In the year 1923 the “law class” and “Judicial Test” classes were abolished and Law Department was established in the Osmania University at the Arts College with a Head and two teachers, who were supported by the part-time lecturers to cope up with the teaching work. The University made successful experiment of teaching law in vernacular language, namely, Urdu. At that time Urdu was court language too. The Translation Bureau translated all the leading textbooks into Urdu. From 1923 to 1934 there were only five papers for both the years. But in 1935 one paper each was added to both the years. The classes were held in the morning. Hardly there were hundred students in both years put together.
Read MoreTo make this institution as a premier institution and the best among not only the traditional law colleges, but also among the corporate law colleges.
To produce students who become true legal professionals and who will contribute to the profession, community and the nation as a whole.
To make the students leaders in their chosen profession with a sense of commitment, social responsibility and highest moral fiber.
To achieve excellence in teaching and research in the field of law and other related disciplines
To inculcate a sense of true professionalism among the students and make them self- reliant
To ensure capacity building and character building among the students and scholars
The Faculty of Law, Osmania University has a glorious history of more than 100 years.
Prof. Kumar Molugaram
Vice-Chancellor, OU & Senior Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, UCE, OU.