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PhD in Judicial Studies — study plan

Umm Al-Qura University College of Judicial Studies and Regulations

Credit hours
30
Levels
2
Courses
10
Degree
phd

The PhD in Judicial Studies study plan at Umm Al-Qura University is an accredited phd programme spanning about 1 years (2 academic levels), requiring 30 credit hours across 10 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.

Level 1 15 credits

Code Course Credits
JS7002 Textual Study in Judiciary Books 3
JS7012 Judicial Ijtihad (Judicial Reasoning) 3
JS7015 Follow-up of Judicial Research 3
JS7018 Analytical Study of Judicial Principles and Decisions 3
JS7001 Contemporary Judicial Issues (Theoretical) 3

Level 2 15 credits

Code Course Credits
JS7011 Comparative Judicial Systems 3
JS7020 Contemporary Judicial Issues (Practical) 3
JS7021 Critique of Judicial Research 3
JS7022 Judicial Research Seminar 3
JS7023 Settlement of Financial Disputes 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 PhD in Judicial Studies

How many credit hours is PhD in Judicial Studies at Umm Al-Qura University?

PhD in Judicial Studies at Umm Al-Qura University requires completing 30 credit hours to graduate, spread across 10 courses.

How many years is PhD in Judicial Studies at Umm Al-Qura University?

The study plan for PhD in Judicial Studies spans about 1 years (2 levels/semesters) under the approved plan.

What degree does PhD in Judicial Studies award?

PhD in Judicial Studies at Umm Al-Qura University awards a PhD degree after completing 30 credit hours.

Is PhD in Judicial Studies offered at other universities?

Yes, PhD in Judicial Studies is offered at at least 1 other universities in the Beseyat database. You can compare their study plans in the "Same major at other universities" section on this page.

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