Private Law
Examine legal relationships between individuals and institutions, including contracts and civil, commercial, and investment transactions.
The Faculty of Law at Al-Wataniya Private University welcomes its inaugural cohort for the 2026–2027 academic year, offering an academic approach that integrates legal knowledge, critical thinking, and the development of professional skills.
The Faculty of Law at Al-Wataniya Private University forms part of the University's ongoing expansion of its academic programs. The Faculty aims to contribute to the development of legal professionals with a solid academic foundation and the ability to understand and analyze legal issues within their social and professional contexts.
The Faculty seeks to provide an education that integrates theoretical foundations with practical applications, emphasizing the development of legal reasoning, legal drafting, and critical thinking skills. The principles of justice, professional responsibility, and respect for the rule of law are also emphasized as essential foundations in shaping the professional identity of future graduates.
Explore the principal areas of legal study and the practical skills developed through legal education, from understanding legislative frameworks to analyzing cases and constructing legal arguments.
Examine legal relationships between individuals and institutions, including contracts and civil, commercial, and investment transactions.
Study constitutional principles, the organization and functions of the state and its institutions, and the legal framework governing public administration.
Develop an understanding of crimes, penalties, and criminal justice procedures, as well as the protection of rights and safeguards for a fair trial.
Explore the legal rules governing international relations, treaties, dispute resolution, and cross-border commercial arbitration.
Develop skills in preparing legal briefs, drafting contracts, analyzing case facts, and formulating pleadings and legal arguments.
The areas listed provide an overview of legal subjects and practical skills. They do not constitute an official list of courses or academic departments. Please refer to the approved curriculum once published.
Legal education integrates theoretical foundations with the development of practical skills, enabling students to interpret legal provisions, analyze cases, and formulate well-reasoned legal solutions.
Learning extends beyond knowing the law to understanding its principles and applying them responsibly.
The Faculty's stated educational approach emphasizes the integration of theoretical study with practical application. Particular attention is given to developing skills in contract drafting, preparation of legal memoranda, courtroom advocacy, and legal analysis.
The Faculty emphasizes the role of academic staff and legal expertise in developing students' knowledge and professional competencies.
Smart classrooms and interactive learning technologies are among the educational features highlighted in the Faculty's published information.
The Faculty's introductory materials highlight a law library, legal references, and recent judicial decisions as important resources supporting legal education.
To achieve excellence in providing contemporary legal education that integrates legal knowledge with professional skills while promoting the principles of justice, the rule of law, and social responsibility.
Legal education provides a foundation of knowledge and professional skills that can support a wide range of career pathways, from legal practice and institutional roles to international affairs and arbitration.
Representing clients, providing legal services, and preparing legal memoranda, subject to applicable bar admission and professional licensing requirements.
Pursuing opportunities within the judiciary and related judicial institutions, subject to competitive examinations, statutory eligibility criteria, and required qualifications.
Supporting legal operations in companies, banks, and other institutions, including contract management and regulatory compliance.
Preparing to compete for legal and administrative opportunities in organizations, institutions, and bodies engaged in international activities.
Pursuing further specialization in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, including arbitration and mediation, in accordance with the requirements of each professional pathway.
Explore the admission requirements for the Faculty of Law at Al-Wataniya Private University. Find information on the published minimum admission thresholds, tuition fees, and application procedures through the University's official resources.
It was established in 2007 and includes six colleges: