Dear students of the Master's program in Public Law,
We extend our warmest welcome to you in the esteemed College of Law at Ajman University. Here, we prepare Master's students in Public Law to deepen their legal knowledge across various branches of public law, both in theory and practice. This equips them to possess innovative insights and find creative solutions to legal challenges they may encounter in their professional lives, whether in the practice of law, the judiciary, or the world of business.
We wish you success and excellence, and rest assured that those responsible for the Master's program in Public Law will spare no effort in providing you with the information you need and in assisting you in overcoming any obstacles you may face along this journey.
Dr. Khaled Al Jasmi
The Coordinator of Master of Law in public Law
The College of Law at Ajman University was established to be a cornerstone of legal education at both the local and regional levels, playing a significant role among the higher education institutions in the United Arab Emirates in preparing a generation of legal professionals capable of making a positive impact.
In the course of the ongoing development of the academic programs offered by the College of Law, the Master's program in Private Law was initially introduced in 2008, ultimately receiving final accreditation in May 2016. Recently, the program's accreditation was renewed in December 2021.
The college aims to provide an appropriate academic environment to foster creativity in various legal disciplines. This is achieved through the adoption of distinguished academic programs designed to produce qualified individuals trained in legal and Sharia practices, with an understanding of the latest developments in legal sciences. The college also focuses on teaching students how to acquire knowledge, learn independently, and make use of modern technologies, all while aligning its programs with Ajman University's three-fold mission: educational, informational, and investment-oriented.
In both cases, applicants must achieve a minimum score of 950 in the English language test (EmSAT) or its equivalent in another recognized standardized test (TOEFL ITP 450 or IELTS 4.5). If the EmSAT requirements are not met, the student may be conditionally accepted and allowed to study six credit hours until they meet the required EmSAT scores, regardless of their GPA (3-2.5).
The Master's program in Law aims to equip graduates with the following skills and capabilities:
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