Criminal Law and Criminal Sciences

The Master's degree in Criminal Law and Criminal Sciences aims to achieve the following goals:

First: Contribute to addressing the noticeable gap in training related to criminal law specialization, and expand students' knowledge, especially those confined to the previous educational system in legal subjects, by including criminal sciences. It also allows students to acquire precise scientific knowledge in both theoretical and practical fields and deepen and diversify their understanding through both core and exploratory educational units.

Second: Connect students to the practical environment through public institutions and active organizations by organizing short-term internships to acquire the required knowledge and experience.

Third: Prepare academic researchers in criminal law and criminal sciences who are capable of meeting the demands of research programs in legal sciences, especially in the field of criminal law.