Can define, distinguish, and compare legal concepts and institutions.
Can grasp the place and function of each field/branch of law within the legal order and demonstrate how these fields influence one another, identifying which diverse fields are involved in a complex case.
Acquires sufficient knowledge regarding how legal institutions are regulated in comparative law.
Can analyze legal disputes and determine which rules of law are applicable to them.
Can master the controversial aspects within different fields of law and offer multifaceted interpretations and critiques regarding them.
Develops the skill to balance mutual rights and interests within the framework of a refined understanding of justice.
Acquires a developmental and creative perspective by benefiting from disciplines such as politics and economics, alongside the comprehension and application of positive law.
Program Outcomes
Can offer judicial-based solutions to legal debates and disputes using the acquired skills in researching, reading, and analyzing case law.
Can communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, within the context of legal theory and practice; can express themselves clearly and powerfully.
Acquires the ability to conduct research on both theoretical and practical subjects, and to make evaluations based on their findings.
Can develop skills such as communicating, being a team leader or player, and taking responsibility by participating in legal projects and competitions that encourage or require teamwork.
Can guide their post-graduation goals with the knowledge gained from the rich content of the compulsory and elective courses offered.
Can establish a significant place for themselves within the legal system and contribute to the justice system with their accumulated knowledge and acquired skills.
Enters the legal system as an ethical legal professional, committed to ethical values, supported by the information and examples provided regarding professional and judicial ethics.
