The Bachelor of Law program at Ajman University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of legal principles and practices, focusing on both theoretical knowledge and practical application. The curriculum covers various areas of law, including civil, criminal, commercial, constitutional, and international law, preparing graduates for diverse legal careers. Students will develop critical thinking, research, and analytical skills essential for success in the legal field.
Curriculum
The program is structured over eight semesters, with a total of 131 credit hours. It includes a blend of compulsory university courses, specialized law modules, and practical training.
Semester 1
- Introduction to LawLAW114
- Constitutional LawLAW122
- University Compulsory 1URx-x
- University Elective 1UEL-x
- University Elective 2UEL-x
- Introduction to University LifeAUL 100
Semester 2
- Civil Transactions Law (1) - Sources of ObligationLaw123
- History and Sources of Islamic LegislationLAW113
- General Penal LawLAW121
- University Compulsory 2URx-x
- University Elective 3UEL-x
Semester 3
- Personal Status LawLAW234
- Public International LawLAW231
- Commercial Transactions Law (1) - Principles of Commercial LawLAW232
- Administrative LawLAW233
- Research Methods in Legal SciencesLAW235
- University Compulsory 3URx-x
Semester 4
- Special Penal Law 1 - Crimes Against PersonsLAW243
- Civil Transactions Law (2) - Provisions of ObligationLAW241
- Commercial Transactions Law (2) - Commercial Companies and Bankruptcy ProvisionsLAW242
- Provisions of EvidenceLAW244
- University Elective 4UEL-x
- University Compulsory 4URx-x
Semester 5
- Civil Transactions Law (3) - Named ContractsLAW352
- Special Penal Law 2 - Crimes Against PropertyLAW351
- Jurisprudence of Inheritance, Wills and EndowmentsLAW303
- Civil Procedure Law (1) - Litigation and JudiciaryLAW356
- University Compulsory 5URx-x
Semester 6
- Business Criminal LawLAW361
- Principles of Islamic JurisprudenceLAW365
- Civil Procedure Law (2) - Compulsory ExecutionLAW363
- Public Finance and Tax LegislationLAW362
- Specialization Elective 1lawxxx
- University Compulsory 6URx-x
Semester 7
- English Legal Terms and ReadingsLAW473
- Criminal Procedure LawLAW475
- Civil Transactions Law (4) - Real RightsLAW401
- Labor Law and Social LegislationLAW472
- Commercial Transactions Law (3) - Banking Operations and Cheque ProvisionsLAW474
- Specialization Elective 2lawxxx
Semester 8
- Intellectual PropertyLAW484
- Maritime and Air LawLAW483
- External Practical TrainingLAW485
- Private International LawLAW482
- Internal Practical TrainingLAW481
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the Bachelor of Law program take to complete?
- The Bachelor of Law program is structured over eight semesters and requires the completion of 131 credit hours.
- What are the tuition fees for the Bachelor of Law program?
- Tuition fees are calculated per credit hour, but specific undergraduate fees are not detailed. Additional fees for books, housing, and other services are separate, and a 5% VAT applies to non-academic fees. The university may increase fees by up to 10% annually.
- What documents are needed to apply for the Bachelor of Law program as an international student?
- Required documents typically include academic transcripts and certificates, a copy of your passport, and potentially English proficiency test results.
- What is the application deadline for the Bachelor of Law program?
- Application deadlines vary by intake and are published annually; you should check the university's admissions calendar for specific dates.
- Does the program have any practical components?
- Yes, the curriculum includes external practical training in the 8th semester, alongside internal practical training.