24 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The program was established in 1428 AH as a postgraduate program within the Department of Judiciary and Sharia Politics, and later transferred to the Department of Legal Systems after its establishment. The program's curriculum was amended on 7/7/1431 AH.
Message :
Providing knowledge and sciences related to the specialization of systems, and preparing highly competent personnel capable of communication, outstanding scientific research and self-development to meet the needs of the local and global labor market.
Objectives:
• Preparing scientific and professional competencies specialized in the field of systems, and qualifying them with high scientific qualifications in the field of Saudi systems and comparative systems.
• Qualifying legal specialists through the study of legal sciences to engage in legal work efficiently.
• Meeting the needs of specialized scientific departments for employees in the field of systems.
• Preparing specialists in developing modern systems that are compatible with the needs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and that serve Islam and Muslims.
• Meeting the needs of the local and global labor market with specialized legal personnel.
• Participation in the Saudi judicial system through the general judiciary, the administrative judiciary, and commercial arbitration bodies.
• Contributing to the dissemination and scientific and professional practice of systematic knowledge.
• Developing the ability to compare different legislations and to apply this knowledge scientifically and practically.
Values:
Creativity, innovation and leadership - Quality - Honesty and responsibility - Justice, fairness and transparency - Development, improvement and excellence.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The program was established in 1428 AH as a postgraduate program within the Department of Judiciary and Sharia Politics, and later transferred to the Department of Legal Systems after its establishment. The program's curriculum was amended on 7/7/1431 AH.
Message :
Providing knowledge and sciences related to the specialization of systems, and preparing highly competent personnel capable of communication, outstanding scientific research and self-development to meet the needs of the local and global labor market.
Objectives:
• Preparing scientific and professional competencies specialized in the field of systems, and qualifying them with high scientific qualifications in the field of Saudi systems and comparative systems.
• Qualifying legal specialists through the study of legal sciences to engage in legal work efficiently.
• Meeting the needs of specialized scientific departments for employees in the field of systems.
• Preparing specialists in developing modern systems that are compatible with the needs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and that serve Islam and Muslims.
• Meeting the needs of the local and global labor market with specialized legal personnel.
• Participation in the Saudi judicial system through the general judiciary, the administrative judiciary, and commercial arbitration bodies.
• Contributing to the dissemination and scientific and professional practice of systematic knowledge.
• Developing the ability to compare different legislations and to apply this knowledge scientifically and practically.
Values:
Creativity, innovation and leadership - Quality - Honesty and responsibility - Justice, fairness and transparency - Development, improvement and excellence.
Admission Requirements
- Applicants for the Master of Laws program must hold a Bachelor's degree in Sharia, Law, or equivalent.
- Meeting the conditions set by the Deanship of Graduate Studies each year
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