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Bachelor of Law — study plan

Dar Al Uloom University College of Law

Credit hours
136
Levels
8
Courses
56
Degree
bachelor

The Bachelor of Law study plan at Dar Al Uloom University is an accredited bachelor programme spanning about 4 years (8 academic levels), requiring 136 credit hours across 56 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.

Year 1 - First Semester 15 credits

Code Course Credits
CS 100 Introduction to Computers 1
LAW 121 Introduction to the Study of Law 3
SKILL 110 Learning Skills 1
LAW 122 History of Legal Systems 2
MATH 100 Principles of Mathematics 4
PE 101 Physical Education 1 1
ENGL 121 Listening and Speaking 2 3

Year 1 - Second Semester 17 credits

Code Course Credits
ENGL 111 Listening and Speaking 1 3
ENGL 122 International English Language Test Preparation 2
ENGL 112 Grammar 2
ENGL 123 Reading and Writing 2 3
ENGL 113 Reading and Writing 1 3
ISLM 101 Introduction to Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) 3
PE 102 Physical Education 2 1

Year 2 - First Semester 18 credits

Code Course Credits
LAW 211 Constitutional Law 3
LAW 221 Commercial Law 3
LAW 212 Contractual Obligations 3
LAW 222 Administrative Law 3
LAW 213 Judicial Organization 2
LAW 223 International Organizations 2
LAW 214 Principles of Law in English 1 2

Year 2 - Second Semester 17 credits

Code Course Credits
LAW 224 Civil Liability 3
LAW 225 Principles of Law in English 2 2
LAW 226 Labor Law 3
LAW 215 Public International Law 3
LAW 216 Introduction to the Study of Criminal Sciences 2
ARAB 101 Language Skills 2
ARAB 102 Arabic Composition 2

Year 3 - First Semester 18 credits

Code Course Credits
LAW 311 Family Law 3
LAW 321 Special Criminal Law 3
LAW 312 Financial Transactions in Islamic Jurisprudence 3
LAW 322 Methodology of Practical Cases 2
LAW 313 General Criminal Law 3
LAW 323 Human Rights 2
LAW 314 Administrative Judiciary 2

Year 3 - Second Semester 17 credits

Code Course Credits
LAW 324 Inheritance, Wills and Endowment 3
LAW 315 Civil and Commercial Pleadings 3
LAW 325 Commercial Papers and Bankruptcy 3
LAW 316 Legal System for Electronic Transactions 2
LAW 326 Intellectual Property Rights 2
SKILL 120 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving 2
LAW 327 Financial Law in English 2

Year 4 - First Semester 17 credits

Code Course Credits
LAW 410 Commercial Contracts 2
LAW 421 Personal and Real Guarantees 3
LAW 411 Property and Assets 3
LAW 422 Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence 3
LAW 412 Private International Law 3
LAW 423 Criminal Procedure Law 3

Year 4 - Second Semester 17 credits

Code Course Credits
LAW 413 Enforcement of Judicial Rulings 2
LAW 424 Contemporary Legal Systems in English 2
LAW 414 International Commercial Law in English 2
LAW 425 Legal Drafting 2
LAW 415 Zakat and Taxes 3
SKILL 121 Leadership and Teamwork 2
ELEC 7 Elective (Level Seven) 2
ELEC 8 Elective (Level Eight) 2

This plan is transcribed from the university's official source. Always confirm the plan approved for your own cohort before registering. Official source

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Frequently asked questions about Bachelor of Law

How many credit hours is Bachelor of Law at Dar Al Uloom University?

Bachelor of Law at Dar Al Uloom University requires completing 136 credit hours to graduate, spread across 56 courses.

How many years is Bachelor of Law at Dar Al Uloom University?

The study plan for Bachelor of Law spans about 4 years (8 levels/semesters) under the approved plan.

What degree does Bachelor of Law award?

Bachelor of Law at Dar Al Uloom University awards a Bachelor's degree after completing 136 credit hours.

Is Bachelor of Law offered at other universities?

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