American University for Continuing Education

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Law

The Faculty of Law American University for Continuing Education
Welcome Speech by the Dean of the Faculty of Law

Welcome

Welcome

Ladies and Gentlemen, esteemed faculty members, distinguished guests, and our dear students,
It is with great pleasure that I stand before you today, marking the beginning of another academic year at our esteemed Faculty of Law. As the Dean, I am honored to welcome each of you to a community that values knowledge, integrity, and the pursuit of justice.
To our new students, I extend a warm welcome. You are about to embark on a transformative journey filled with challenges and opportunities. Embrace this experience; it will shape not only your academic pursuits but also your personal growth. Remember, the study of law is not just about understanding statutes and regulations; it is about understanding people and society.
To our returning students, welcome back! Your dedication and hard work are commendable. As you continue your studies, I encourage you to engage actively with your professors and peers, to challenge your ideas, and to expand your horizons.
I would like to take a moment to acknowledge our faculty members. Your commitment to teaching and mentoring is the backbone of our institution. Your expertise and passion for the law inspire our students every day.
As we move forward, let us remember that we are not just scholars of the law but also advocates for justice and change. The legal profession carries a profound responsibility. It is our duty to uphold the rule of law and to fight for those whose voices may not be heard.
rk together to uphold the values of our Faculty, to challenge ourselves, and to support one another in our quest for knowledge and justice.

Thank you, and welcome once again!

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offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with a solid foundation in legal principles and practices. Here’s an overview of Its structure

Departments

Years of Study

– Department of Public Law: Focuses on constitutional, administrative, and international law.
– Department of Private Law: Covers areas such as contract, tort, and family law.
– Department of Criminal Law: Specializes in criminal justice, criminology, and penal law.
– Department of Commercial Law: Deals with corporate, trade, and intellectual property law.
– Department of Legal Theory and Philosophy: Explores the theoretical underpinnings of legal systems and jurisprudence.
– Department of Human Rights Law: Emphasizes human rights law and social justice.

Departments

– Bachelor’s Program: 4 years, . Students gain foundational knowledge in various legal fields and complete practical training.
– Postgraduate Programs: Usually 1-2 years for master’s degrees, allowing for specialization in areas like international law, environmental law, or dispute resolution.

Years of Study

Master’s Programs

Doctoral Programs

– LL.M. (Master of Laws): Aimed at deepening legal knowledge, often requiring a thesis or significant coursework.
– Specialized Master’s Degrees: Programs focusing on niche areas such as tax law, labor law, or health law.

Master’s Programs

– Ph.D. in Law: Requires original research and a dissertation. It’s designed for those pursuing academic or high-level professional careers.

Doctoral Programs

Department of Professional Studies

– Legal Practice Course (LPC) for aspiring solicitors.
– Bar exam preparation programs for prospective barristers.

Other programs
1. Advanced Contract Law
2. International Human Rights Law
3. Corporate Governance and Compliance
4. Intellectual Property Law
5. Environmental Law and Policy
6. Advanced Criminal Law
7. International Trade Law
8. Dispute Resolution and Arbitration
9. Tax Law and Policy
10. Cybersecurity Law

– Specialized training In areas like mediation, arbitration, or compliance.

This department offers practical training programs, workshops, and continuing education courses aimed at legal practitioners. It may include:

Department of Professional Studies

This structure enables students to develop both theoretical understanding and practical skills, preparing them for diverse careers in law and related fields.