Master of Private Law
Master of Private Law
| Master of Private Law | |
|---|---|
| Credit Hours | 42 |
| Study Duration | 2 Years |
| Language | ِArabic Language |
| Fees | Free (Morning Period) - Paid (Evening Period) |
| Study Mode | Regular Education |
| Study Period | Morning Period - Evening Period |
| Study Degree | Master |
| Admission Status | Available |
About Program
Master's type: Academic
Aimed at: Holders of a Bachelor's degree in (Law - Regulations - Law - Sharia - Judiciary)
Duration of program: Four semesters
Admission requirements:
- The applicant must hold a regular Bachelor's degree in (Law - Regulations - Law - Sharia - Judiciary).
- The applicant must have a GPA of 3.25 out of 5 or equivalent.
- Attach a graduate aptitude test.
- Attach two academic references.
The relative weighting of the admission criteria is 50% Bachelor's degree.
50% Graduate aptitude test.
- Providing the Saudi labor market with specialists of distinguished scientific competencies that specialize in the field of private law; able to deal with contemporary legal issues and their modern applications.
- Creating an educational and stimulating environment that focuses on developing students' cognitive and practical skills and enhancing their ability to think critically and analytically.
- Developing specialized legal scientific research in line with the legislative and judicial development within the Saudi, regional and international community.
- Enabling students to understand and apply specialized and in-depth legal knowledge in the field of private law effectively, and find solutions to complex legal issues in a way that contributes to achieving comprehensive and sustainable development.
- Working in the legal departments of all government agencies, both civilian and military.
- Work at the Public Prosecution.
- Work in legal positions at the Ministry of Justice.
- Work in the expert body of the Council of Ministers and the Shura Council.
- Join the legal departments of major companies.
- Work as a lawyer and legal consultant.
- Work as a legal advisor to private sector entities.
- Work in jobs supporting the judiciary.
- Work in the secretariats of committees with judicial jurisdiction.
- Work in governmental bodies and national associations concerned with human rights.
- Work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (diplomatic and administrative).
- Work in university teaching
- Must hold a bachelor’s degree from a Saudi university or a recognized university.
- If employed, must obtain approval from their employer.
- Must achieve at least 70% in the General Aptitude Test for University Graduates.
- Must present proof of English language proficiency, such as TOEFL, IELTS, STEP, or an equivalent certification.
- Must pass the entrance exams conducted by the department.
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