Explore the programs and courses offered by in-depth private law
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe spécialisation of in-depth private law is one of the branches of private law, and it is a precise and important specialisation because it deals with the civil aspect of private law with its branches: civil law, commercial law and personal status law, where the branches of this section deal with private relations in all their aspects, whether related to family building and mutual obligations between spouses, or the rights of children, or related to financial transactions between civil or commercial parties that interfere with the daily life of the individual, as well as the dispute aspect and the achievement of civil liability both tortuous and contractual, as well as the dispute aspect.
There is no doubt that these topics are important enough to study and deepen, and justify training in this specialisation, especially in light of the increase in the size and breadth of the relationships subject to private law and the consequent new issues that require specialisation and deepening, which are affected by the rapid development of technology in various social and economic fields and digital transactions and the resulting obligations and new responsibilities and the extent to which this affects private law and interpersonal transactions.
It is also a bridge between the discipline of positive law and the discipline of Islamic law, as well as international law, which has recently become interested in its international treaties and international organisations, and it also builds another bridge between it and real estate law with regard to real estate inheritance and real estate transactions such as transferring, proving or protecting property.
The holder of a bachelor's degree specialising in private law in this specialisation can continue his career in the field of academic master's degree
Familiarise students with the specialisation (in-depth private law) and its most important topics.
- Deepen the basic knowledge of the specialisation track (contracts and liability).
- Empower the student with the tools and skills of scientific research and communication with the environment.
- Providing the student with a training opportunity in the field of specialisation in the Arabic language, as well as developing his knowledge capabilities in a foreign language and training him in the field of automated media, thus encouraging him to be open to the requirements of the times.
C- Targeted qualifications and abilities
- Ability to deal with legal texts, especially within the framework of specialisation.
- The ability to read and analyse legal thought and jurisprudence.
- Ability to deal with the legal institution.
Control of scientific research tools and techniques and familiarity with information sources.
Regional and national capacities that are employable for holders of university degrees
- Courts
- Judiciary
- Advocacy
- Documentation
A student who is admitted to the in-depth private law specialisation will receive a high-level academic training, distributed over four semesters distributed between basic education units, methodological education units, exploratory education units and a horizontal education unit, as follows:
The first hexagon:
1/ Core Learning Modules:
General Theory of Contract
Tort Liability
Civil contracts
2/ Methodological teaching units:
Scientific Research Methodology
Professional and personal project
3/ Exploratory modules:
Contracts and Land Registry
Alternative Dispute Resolution
4/ Horizontal Learning Module:
Foreign Language
Second semester:
1/ Basic learning modules:
General Theory of Contract
Tort Liability
Commercial contracts
2/ Methodological teaching units:
Methodology
Drafting petitions and contracts
3/ Exploratory modules:
Methods of proof
Methods of execution
4/ Horizontal Learning Module:
Foreign Language
Third hexagon:
1/ Basic Education Units:
Professional Liability
Compensation in civil law and special legislation
Methods of expiry and transfer of obligation
2/ Curricular modules:
Media and Communication Techniques
Research and Memorandum Preparation Techniques
3/ Exploratory modules:
Modern Methods of Evidence
Civil Liability Insurance
4/ Horizontal Learning Module:
Foreign Language
Fourth semester:
Consumer Protection Forum
Enrolment requirements (specifying the typical specialisations of the Bachelor's degree that allow access to the training in the Master's degree in question)
* The candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree in Law in the LMD system.
* The candidate must have a bachelor's degree in law in the LMD system.
- * The candidate must hold a Bachelor of Laws degree in the classical system.
- Enrolment is based on the conditions and criteria set by the Faculty's Ranking and Guidance Committee.