The Master of Public Law program at Abu Dhabi University, taught entirely in Arabic, offers advanced knowledge and expertise in public law. This program is designed for individuals passionate about shaping societal laws and governance, providing a deep understanding of law's role in society, public policy, and government. Students will explore administrative law, criminal law, constitutional law, political systems, public finance, criminal procedure law, Islamic governance, international criminal law, administrative contracts, and economic and financial legislation. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking through discussions on legal changes and reforms, preparing students with the values and knowledge essential for careers in public law. The program emphasizes innovative teaching methods and a forward-thinking approach, ensuring its position at the forefront of legal education. Professional collaborations with the UAE Ministry of Justice, Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, Public Prosecution, and the Lawyers and Consultants Association in Dubai provide valuable opportunities during and after your studies.
Admission to Abu Dhabi University is open to qualified students regardless of race, sex, religion, country of origin, or disability. EmSAT may be required for specific programs. For programs taught in Arabic, the English proficiency requirements listed above are applicable. Students applying with IGCSE/GCSE subjects need proof of Grade 12/Year 13 completion. A Certificate of Good Conduct from the high school is required for those who completed Grade 12/Year 13 at private schools.
Tuition fees are subject to change and depend on the college/department and course level. These calculations are examples, assuming elective courses are taken within the same college; taking electives outside may alter the total cost. Tuition and fees do not include books or other study materials. A schedule of fees is published before registration each semester. The university reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time.
The total program tuition is AED 98,010, excluding VAT. This is based on a credit hour cost of AED 2,970 for 33 required credit hours and applies to all campuses.
The Master of Public Law program has a duration of 2 years and requires 33 credit hours for completion.
The Master of Public Law program at Abu Dhabi University is taught entirely in Arabic.
For programs taught in Arabic, an Academic IELTS score of 4.5, an English EmSAT score of 950, or a TOEFL iBT score of 51 is required, among other accepted English tests.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. You need to complete an online application, gather required documents, pay the application fee, and submit everything through the university's e-portal.
Yes, Abu Dhabi University offers general merit-based scholarships. Scholarship applications begin after formal admission; eligible students can apply through their university account's 'Financial Aid and Scholarships' section.