Alliance University has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Franklin Pierce School of Law, University of New Hampshire, USA. The Franklin Pierce School of Law is recognised for its expertise in intellectual property and international law. This partnership marks an important step in strengthening academic collaboration and creating global opportunities for students of the Alliance School of Law.

Global Academic Pathways
Through this agreement, Alliance University and Franklin Pierce School of Law will offer exclusive academic pathways that provide students with opportunities for international exposure and advanced legal learning. The collaboration introduces two distinct academic routes that allow students to pursue higher qualifications through a structured and integrated framework.

5+1 Programme
Under the 5+1 Programme, students can complete five years of undergraduate study at Alliance University, followed by one year of master’s study at Franklin Pierce School of Law in the United States. This pathway is designed to enable students to transition smoothly into postgraduate study in an international academic environment.

5+1+1 Pathway
The 5+1+1 Pathway provides an extended academic route where students complete five years of their bachelor’s degree at Alliance University, one year of LL.M. at Alliance, and a further one year of LL.M. at Franklin Pierce School of Law. This structure offers students the opportunity to experience both Indian and international legal education, enhancing their academic depth and professional readiness.

Scholarship Opportunities
Students from Alliance University will also be eligible for exclusive scholarships from Franklin Pierce School of Law. These scholarships are intended to make global learning more accessible and encourage greater participation in international academic exchange.

Strengthening Global Legal Education
This partnership reflects a shared commitment between the two universities to develop globally competent legal professionals who are prepared to engage with diverse legal systems and evolving international challenges. By combining academic rigour with global exposure, the collaboration will enable students to build a broader understanding of law and justice in a global context.

Conclusion
The MoA between Alliance University and Franklin Pierce School of Law reinforces the university’s focus on fostering international academic partnerships that promote learning, innovation, and knowledge exchange. It represents a meaningful step towards nurturing a generation of legal professionals who are equipped to contribute to the global legal landscape with insight, integrity, and purpose.