About MNLU Mumbai
Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai was established under the Maharashtra National Law University Act 2014 on March 20th, 2014. The Act envisaged the establishment of a National Law University in Maharashtra to impart advanced legal education and promote society-oriented research in legal studies for the advancement of the societal life of the people of the country.
About CRCJ
Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai’s Centre for Research in Criminal Justice is dedicated to effecting meaningful change within the Criminal Justice System, and we do so through a three-pronged approach: Research, Education, and Action. In close collaboration with academics, policymakers, and researchers, our organization works tirelessly to ensure that every young person, regardless of their background, has access to inclusive and high-quality learning opportunities.
Our extensive audience encompasses a wide spectrum of stakeholders, including educators, such as students, parents, teachers, and legal practitioners, both locally and globally. Additionally, we actively engage with policymakers and researchers who share a keen interest in criminal law issues. Together, we are resolute in our commitment to shaping a more equitable and efficient Criminal Justice System.
For the last five years, ever since the inauguration of the Centre for Research in Criminal Justice in 2018, our fundamental aim has been the promotion and advancement of national and comparative research and scholarship in the areas of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, Criminology, Victimology, and Human Rights. In pursuance of this objective, CRCJ has conducted and undertaken several academic panel discussions, workshops, conferences, courses, debates, and reports.
Their flagship blog, the MNLUM Criminal Law Review Blog provides an accessible arena for critical academic discourse on criminal law and associated arenas. Their team consistently works towards making a meaningful contribution to the critical discourse on criminal law and justice in an attempt to make a genuine impact in bettering the realities of their criminal justice system. Further details on the work of the Centre for Research in Criminal Justice are shared in the CRCJ brochure.
About the Internship
The Centre is calling for interns in the following wings:
- 1. Research Wing
- 2. Events Wing
- 3. Public Relations Wing
- 4. Publications Wing (includes Social Media)
Selection Process
The selection process will be based on the submission of a Curriculum Vitae (CV) followed by an interview.
