About I.E.R.L.
Founded on Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s vision that education must be free, fearless, and transformative, the Institute of Excellence in Research and Law (I.E.R.L.) began as a single online Constitution class and has evolved into a national academic community.
About the Event
The Institute of Excellence in Research and Law (I.E.R.L.) announces the March Cohort of PSYLAW – 2026, a 100%online and completely free certificate programme starting from the first week of March and concluding in April.
At I.E.R.L., we believe law cannot exist in isolation. Law operates on human behaviour, within social structures, and within relations of power. Studying statutes alone creates technical familiarity, not intellectual clarity.
PSYLAW is a rigorous, research-oriented academic initiative designed for individuals willing to think critically, write consistently, and engage in serious interdisciplinary dialogue.
Format & Duration
- Format: One structured online lecture per week
- Duration: March – April
Eligibility
- Law students capable of disciplined academic writing
- Psychology & sociology students interested in justice systems
- UPSC & judiciary aspirants seeking conceptual depth
- Individuals prepared for academic discipline and scrutiny
How to Submit?
- Step 1: Send a short personal introduction and your reason for joining to the official I.E.R.L. WhatsApp number: 9774387030
- Step 2 – Verification: The admin team will verify your details.
- Step 3 – Group Addition: Verified participants will be added to the official programme WhatsApp group.
Certificate Eligibility
Upon completion of the lecture structure, participants must appear for an online MCQ examination to receive the certificate.
Exam Details
- Total Questions: 50 MCQs
- Passing Criteria: 25 correct answers (50%)
- Mode: 100% Online
- Fee: Completely Free
Core Areas of Study
- Psychology of law, crime, punishment, and legal decision-making
- Law as social control vs. social transformation
- Mental health as a constitutional and legal concern
- Gender, sexuality, caste, and structural marginalisation
- Courts, police, and prisons as social institutions
Contact
For any clarification or further documentation, please feel free to contact us at: ierlacademy2024@gmail.com
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