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Beseyat
العربية
Credit hours
43
Levels
4
Courses
15
Degree
master

The Master's in Law Enforcement study plan at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences is an accredited master programme spanning about 2 years (4 academic levels), requiring 43 credit hours across 15 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.

First Academic Semester 11 credits

Code Course Credits
Criminology and Penology 3
Criminal Seizure and Law Enforcement Procedures 3
Human Rights and Law Enforcement 3
Legal Research Methodologies 2

Second Academic Semester 11 credits

Code Course Credits
Criminal Investigation and Law Enforcement Procedures 3
Administrative and Security Leadership 3
Rules of Conduct for Law Enforcement Personnel 3
International and Security Cooperation in Criminal Law 2

Third Academic Semester 12 credits

Code Course Credits
International Criminal Law 3
Modern Means in Criminal Law Enforcement 3
Transnational Organized Crimes 3
Forensics 3

Fourth Academic Semester 9 credits

Code Course Credits
Special Criminal Laws 3
Cybercrime 3
Graduation Project 3

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 Master's in Law Enforcement

How many credit hours is Master's in Law Enforcement at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences?

Master's in Law Enforcement at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences requires completing 43 credit hours to graduate, spread across 15 courses.

How many years is Master's in Law Enforcement at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences?

The study plan for Master's in Law Enforcement spans about 2 years (4 levels/semesters) under the approved plan.

What degree does Master's in Law Enforcement award?

Master's in Law Enforcement at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences awards a Master's degree after completing 43 credit hours.

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