ULC is administered and maintained by the Bangalore University (BU),[1] which was started originally in 1886 at Central College, later given status of Degree awarding body through its own name in July 1964 under the Mysore Act No.26, later replaced by the Karnataka State Universities Act.

[2] The university offers a wide range of curricular options encompassing 9 faculties which include both traditional as well as modern intellectual disciplines.

[10] From the early days of its inception, ULC was situated in the Central College Campus of Bangalore University, close to the legislative and highest judicial seat of the State.

programmes, two seminar halls, an independent library and an administrative block with chambers for the principal, the chairman and dean, and all teaching faculty members.

[11] At present, ULC offers: The National Service Scheme is an Indian government-sponsored programme under the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India.

Dr Sathish Gowda N, Associate Professor, served actively as NSS Programme Officer since 2008.

The annual national level moot court competition hosted by ULC is the flagship activity of the student body, the Society of Mooters.

The twenty seventh edition of the All India Moot Court Competition of ULC will be held in June 2023.

Building on a strong foundation and a rich tradition, ULC has transformed into a law college of choice for many aspiring lawyers.