Content
Preface
- Introduction
- The Partners in the SAG-Law
- The Relevance of the Tuning Methodology for Universities Imparting Legal Education in India
- Law Programmes at Partner Universities: A Broad Overview
- Generic Competences-A Thematic Perspective
- First Level: Identification of Generic Competences by SAG-Law
- Second Level: Preparation of Common List of Generic Competences
- Formulation of Specific Competences for a Law Programme
- List of Specific Competences for Law Programmes
- Description of the Process of Formulating Specific Competences for Law Programmes
- Consultation and Reflections
- Results Relating to Generic Competences
- Results Relating to Specific Competences
- Elaboration of Meta-Profile
- Description of the Process followed for Finalizing the Meta-Profile
- Brief Explanation of the Main Components of the Meta-Profile
- Contrast of Meta-Profile at national level
- Coincidences between existing degree-profiles and the metaprofile
- Differences between existing Degree-Profiles and the Meta-profile
- Redesigning Degree Programmes: Bridging the Gaps between Degreeprofile and Meta-profile
- Student Workload Reflection
- Contact Hours: Overview of Survey Results
- Independent Work Hours: Overview of Survey Results
- Total students’ workload Estimation: An Analysis
- Inferences Drawn from Survey Results
- Some Examples of Revised / New Programmes
- Process Followed by Implementing Universities
- Conclusions and Final Considerations