Program Overview

Master of Private Law (Arabic) Program

The Master of Private Law (Arabic) program at Abu Dhabi University is designed to provide advanced knowledge and experience in the area of private law. This program is tailored for individuals who are passionate about the law and keen to shape the environment in which they live and work, particularly in relation to business.

Program Overview

The program utilizes innovative teaching and a forward-thinking approach to ensure it remains at the forefront of legal education. It is taught in Arabic and provides students with a modern, innovative education that equips them with the values and knowledge required in a legal professional practicing private law.

Career Opportunities

The program prepares students to work in law firms, legal departments within government and private organizations, to enter the world of politics and social reform, or carry out research on legal issues to inform government policy. The acquisition of a master's degree demonstrates a high level of knowledge in the chosen field and can be used to enhance employability, as preparation for further academic research, or as a means of professional training.

Entry Requirements

• Bachelors Degree: A directly related discipline with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 on a 4.00-point scale, from an accredited university recognized by the UAE's Ministry of Education-Higher Education Affairs.
• English language proficiency requirements: For programs taught in English, a minimum score of 950 on the English language portion of the EmSAT examination, or its equivalent on other national or internationally-recognized tests that are approved by the CAA, such as 4.5 IELTS.
• International Students: Applications are welcome from students with a variety of bachelor degrees from an accredited university recognized by the UAE's Ministry of Education-Higher Education Affairs, upon their successful completion of any required program foundation courses.
• Transfer Students: Postgraduate transfer students may apply for credit transfer for courses taken prior to joining Abu Dhabi University only once, when they first apply for admission.

Tuition Fees Structure & Calculation

The total fees for the Master of Private Law (Arabic) program are AED 98,010*. This is calculated based on the credit hour cost (AED 2,970) and the required credits (33).

Program Structure

• Dissertation/Project/Thesis: 9 credit hours
• Open Electives: 0 credit hours
• Major Electives: 6 credit hours
• Major: 18 credit hours

Scholarship and Financial Aids

Abu Dhabi University offers scholarships and financial aid to empower outstanding students and inspire them to pursue their educational objectives. The university considers it an important national duty to provide equal opportunities for students interested in pursuing higher education and enable them to proactively contribute to society regardless of their financial situation.