Mission
The program seeks to prepare professionally and ethically qualified graduates who can contribute to supporting state institutions and the judiciary, promote legal awareness, and strengthen scientific research in ways that serve community issues.
Objectives
Prepare scientifically qualified specialists in legal sciences and legal studies.
Enrich legal knowledge and keep pace with the scientific, economic, administrative, and technological developments that influence the field of law.
Supply the local and national community with qualified legal professionals capable of providing legal consultations and studies to state institutions and the public and private sectors.
Promote legal and human rights awareness among members of society to strengthen national and humanitarian values.
Enable students to master fundamental legal knowledge across branches of law to qualify them for various legal careers.
Graduate Profile
Graduates are expected to:
• Demonstrate solid knowledge in their specialization and understand the integrative relationship between legal and Sharia studies.
• Be capable of practicing judicial work and legal consultancy.
• Pursue continuous academic and scientific self-development to keep pace with legal advancements.
• Be familiar with scientific research methods and contribute effectively to serving the local community.
• Communicate effectively using personal, scientific, and academic skills when performing judicial duties or providing legal and constitutional consultations.
Learning Outcomes (Specific)
A. Knowledge and Understanding
By the end of the program, student will be able to:
• A1 Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of legal rules, theories, and general principles across public and private law in Yemen.
• A2 Identify key laws, rules, and general theories related to legal studies and legal consultancy.
• A3 Explain legal commentaries and regulations related to judicial systems at the local, regional, and international levels.
• A4 Clarify the legal frameworks governing the work of local, regional, and international institutions related to law.
B. Cognitive Skills
• B1 Distinguish between private law provisions that underpin judicial systems across state institutions.
• B2 Compare concepts, principles, and theories in Sharia and legal studies.
• B3 Link electronic and banking laws and contracts with Sharia-based obligations and transactions.
C. Practical Skills
• C1 Apply legal skills and competencies in professional contexts that enhance success.
• C2 Prepare legal, rights-based, and Sharia-related research and studies.
D. Transferable (General) Skills
• D1 Communicate with organizations and institutions working in rights, freedoms, legal and judicial consultancy, and legal advocacy.
• D2 Work collaboratively on scientific and research projects in legal and rights studies that help solve community problems.
Learning Outcomes (General)
A. Knowledge and Understanding
By the end of the program, student will be able to:
• A-1 Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of legal rules, theories, and principles in public law in Yemen.
• A-2 Identify key laws and general legal theories related to legal studies and consultations.
• A-3 Explain legal commentaries and regulations related to judicial systems at various levels.
• A-4 Clarify legal frameworks governing relevant institutions.
• A-5 Interpret legal texts based on principles of legal reasoning, semantics, Sharia rules, and executive regulations.
B. Cognitive Skills
• B-1 Distinguish between private law provisions forming the basis of judicial systems.
• B-2 Compare Sharia and legal concepts and theories.
C. Practical Skills
• C-1 Apply legal competencies in professional fields.
• C-2 Prepare legal and human rights research.
D. Transferable Skills
• D-1 Communicate with organizations involved in rights, freedoms, and legal and judicial consultancy.
• D-3 Work in teams to develop research projects that address societal issues.
Study Plan