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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Corporate Law Programme course is taught by Professor Dr. Harpreet Kaur from National Law University Delhi and is for five weeks holding 4 credits. The topics covered under this course are Business organisation its features and types, Raising Capital for businesses, Corporate Management and Governance, Business Reuse Proceedings, Investigation and Adjudicatory Mechanisms, Shareholder’s Remedies, Winding up of Company and the Insolvency Proceedings if the business is bankrupt, Foreign Direct Investments in Companies, and the corporate restructuring policies.

There has been immense growth in the corporate sector which makes it important for the people in this sector to know about the legal aspects of corporate law. This course is for postgraduate level individuals, people from business and law backgrounds and will help learners meet their lifelong needs. Professionals who wish to gain knowledge in the field of Corporate Governance can also take up this course.

The candidates who want to get certified in this course should successfully complete the proctored examination at the end of the course which provides credits to the students.

The Highlights

Online course
15-week course
Carries 4 credits
Weekly Discussion Forum
Certification from Swayam
Course document certified by Government

Programme Offerings

Weekly Assessments
assignments
discussion forum
online videos

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	NLU Delhi

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

The candidates should take the online proctored exam and score a minimum passing percentage of 40%.

What you will learn

Knowledge of law

After completing the candidates will be knowledgeable in the topics below:

Will learn about corporate governance, management, and corporate solvency in case of bankruptcy.
In-depth knowledge regarding business organisations, the types of businesses and their salient features
How to raise capital for companies in compliance with the SEBI regulations
Understanding the legal aspects of accounting and auditing of companies along with the role of auditors.
Understanding the investigations and the adjudicatory processes of companies and the remedies for shareholders and others in the company.

Who it is for

Chartered AccountantCompany Secretary

The course is designed for those who:

People pursuing professional courses like CA, MBA, Masters in Commerce CS.
Working Professional who are looking to gain knowledge in the field of corporate law
People associated with law and business.

Application Details

The candidates interested in enrolling in this program should follow the below steps:

Step 1: Visit the course https://onlinecourses.swayam2.ac.in/cec23_lw05/preview

Step 2: Candidates should register themselves on the website and log in using the login details.

Step 3: After the registration, the candidates will have to wait till the course registration opens, and then they can enrol.

The Syllabus

Module 1 Business organisation and corporate personality: its nature, advantages, disadvantages and types
Module 2 Registration, incorporation and commencement of business by companies
Module 3 Objects, powers of companies and their internal administration

Module 4 Kinds of companies
Module 5 Meetings of companies
Module 6 Other laws affecting companies

Module 7 Share capital and its nature, kinds, rights and liabilities of shareholders
Module 8 Alteration of capital and its implications
Module 9 Raising of capital by companies by issue of securities
Module 10 Listing and de-listing of securities and their implications

Module 11 Issue of capital and disclosure requirements of Indian companies: Part 1
Module 12 Issue of capital and disclosure requirements of Indian companies: Part 2
Module 13 Insider trading and fraudulent and unfair dealings in securities and their implications

Module 14 Corporate borrowings and investments
Module 15 Foreign Direct investments in Indian companies

Module 16 Governance structure of companies
Module 17 Directors, their appointment, qualifications, position, powers, duties and liabilities
Module 18 Types of directors and other managerial personnel companies

Module 19 Corporate governance in Indian companies
Module 20 Corporate Social Responsibility
Module 21 Promoters, their position, power, duties and liabilities

Module 22 Dividend and accounts of companies
Module 23 Director's responsibility statement and other duties in lying accounts before shareholders

Module 24 Audit of companies
Module 25 Auditors, their duties and liabilities

Module 26 Compromises, Arrangements, Reconstruction, Amalgamation and Mergers of companies
Module 27 Take over and Acquisition of companies
Module 28 Recent cases on Mergers and Acquisition

Module 29 Investigation of companies, its need and procedure
Module 30 Company Law board/ National Company Law Tribunal/ National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, their constitution, powers and duties
Module 31 Special courts, their constitution, powers and duties

Module 32 Shareholders and creditors remedies of personal actions, derivative actions or class action suits including cases of oppression and mismanagement
Module 33 Winding up, its need, grounds and effect on shareholders, creditors and other stakeholders