Research is important for academic institutions for inculcating the spirit of inquiry and invention in the students and the faculty. The Institute of Law has research centres dedicated to diverse domains of the legal discipline and practice of law. These Centres conduct academic events that facilitate a continuous dialogue amongst scholars globally. Under the guidance of faculty members who have specialised interests and expertise, the students are trained in research methodology and writing. The students and members of the faculty collaborate in writing papers and get them published in reputed journals. Research centres at the Institute of Law have publications that contribute to the production and enrichment of knowledge.

Legal Research is essential to the economic and social development of our globalised society, forming the foundations for governmental policies around the world. The Institute of Law gives practical insights and awareness about the problems and needs of contemporary societies to the students through its research inquiries. Ideas emerging from our research contribute to the creation of better communities, systems of governance, and societies inspired by humanitarian values.