Teaching
Academic work and classroom focus
Teaching is treated here as an extension of scholarship, advocacy, and public purpose.
Current focus areas
- Public International Law
- Human Rights
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law
- Infrastructure Law and Policy
- Legal Writing and Advocacy
Teaching philosophy
Prof. Shroff approaches legal education as a bridge between doctrine, practice, and civic responsibility. The goal is to help students think clearly, write carefully, and argue ethically.
Mooting and mentoring
Work with moot courts, student teams, and academic forums is an important part of the teaching profile. The site can later link this page to specific lectures, classroom notes, and public workshops.