Public International Law

Program Overview

This Master’s program aims to train legal professionals specialized in Public International Law by deepening their understanding of its foundational principles, mechanisms, and institutions. It equips students with the terminology and analytical tools required for navigating complex international legal contexts and prepares them for academic or professional careers within national and international institutions.

Program Objectives

To develop the student’s scientific and analytical capabilities in the field of public international law.
To ensure a solid understanding of the foundational principles, institutions, and mechanisms of international law, alongside the acquisition of precise legal terminology and concepts.
To offer specialized training in public international law.
To emphasize areas related to international affairs and contemporary global legal trends.
To prepare students for postgraduate studies and academic research.

Teaching Language : Arabic

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Core Courses by Semester

Semester 1:

Law of International Treaties
Law of the Sea
International Justice

Semester 2:

International Organization
Law of Peace and International Security
International Criminal Justice

Semester 3:

Law of International Responsibility
International Law in the Technological Era
International Cooperation Against Organized Crime

Semester 4:

Seminar, Master's Thesis

Advanced Topics

Advanced courses aim to deepen students’ knowledge of specialized and contemporary international legal issues. Notable topics include:

International Adjudication
International Criminal Justice
International Arbitration
Drafting International Reports and Petitions
International Humanitarian Law in the Technological Age
Diplomatic Representation

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Admissions Information

Admission is open to candidates holding:

A Bachelor's degree in Law.
A classical Law degree in accordance with applicable regulatory texts.

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