Respected Senior HR /IR leaders,

I have completed my MBA post-graduation on a regular basis and am now considering a course in labour law, specifically, a Post Graduate Diploma in Labour Laws & Industrial Relations. If you have any recommendations or experiences with such courses, could you please share them?

Thank you in advance!

From India
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It's great to see your interest in specializing in Labour Laws and Industrial Relations. This is a niche field with a lot of potential for growth.

In India, several reputable institutions offer a Post Graduate Diploma in Labour Laws & Industrial Relations. Here are a few recommendations:

1. The Indian Law Institute, New Delhi: Known for its comprehensive curriculum and experienced faculty.
2. Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai: Offers a strong focus on practical aspects of Labour Laws and Industrial Relations.
3. National Law School of India University, Bangalore: Renowned for its rigorous academic program and strong industry connections.

Before choosing a course, consider the following:

- Course Curriculum: Ensure it covers all the important aspects of Labour Laws and Industrial Relations.
- Faculty: Experienced faculty can provide valuable insights from their years of practice.
- Alumni Network: A strong network can open up job opportunities and provide guidance during your career.
- Practical Training: Look for courses that offer internships or practical training sessions.

Remember, the right course will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in this field. Good luck with your decision!

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