Course Outcomes

1110102Arabic Language (1)3

The student knows the main linguistic terms and concepts.
The student identifies types of words and their grammatical and morphological functions.
The student writes a report or article on any topic or issue in correct, error-free language.
The student analyses different functional texts.
The student applies grammatical meanings in their varied writing and discussions.

1110204English Communication Skills2

Course outcomes are not currently available.

1110903Introduction to Economics2

The student explains economics: its concept, its objectives and its research methods.
and its relationship with the other sciences.
The student identifies the economic problem, its causes and how to address it, clarifying the main determinants of supply and demand, elasticity, government intervention in markets, production theory and economic markets.
The student identifies the causes of macroeconomic problems such as unemployment and inflation, and the deterioration of exchange rates, and how they can be treated.
The student analyses the concepts of national income, gross domestic product and how it is calculated, consumption, the banking system, fiscal policy and monetary policy.
The student deduces the general budget, the budget and related concepts, the rules and principles of budget preparation, surplus, deficit, fiscal policy and the economic effects of loans.
The student writes a research paper on any of the above topics.

1210105Emirati Studies3

Explains the components of national identity, the importance of the Union, and their role in building the United Arab Emirates.
Analyses the role of wise leadership in building the State and achieving comprehensive development and national leadership.
Explains the historical, geographical, social and cultural characteristics of the United Arab Emirates.
Analyses the development policies and initiatives that have strengthened the UAE's standing regionally and internationally, and its progress in global development and competitiveness indicators.
Explains the demographic, economic and social transformations and their impact on the course of sustainable development in the UAE.
Assesses the role of the citizen and national institutions in supporting sustainable development, strengthening social responsibility and achieving future national visions.

1220102Arabic Language (2)2

The student knows the main rhetorical terms and concepts.
Explains the value of rhetorical figures and their secrets through religious and literary texts.
Deduces the relationship between the arts of rhetoric and the sciences of the Quran and fiqh study.
Analyses texts linguistically and rhetorically.
Applies rhetorical patterns in their discussions and in their functional and creative writing.

1220410Principles of Artificial Intelligence2

By the end of this course, the student will be able to:
Define artificial intelligence and its basic concepts, and distinguish between its different types (narrow, general, super).
Explain the historical development of artificial intelligence and identify its main milestones.
Analyse the components of intelligent systems and their mechanisms for processing data and making decisions.
Apply artificial intelligence concepts to practical cases in legal and Sharia fields.
Evaluate the different applications of artificial intelligence in the judiciary, fatwa, smart contracts and the analysis of legal texts.
Discuss the ethical and legal issues associated with artificial intelligence, such as privacy, responsibility and bias.
Compare Sharia and legal principles in regulating the use of artificial intelligence.
Work within a team to prepare studies on applications of artificial intelligence in their field of specialisation.
Develop their research skills in artificial intelligence topics independently.
Adhere to ethical and professional standards when dealing with artificial intelligence technologies.

1110309Sociology2

By the end of the course, the student is expected to be able to:
Knowledge and understanding
Analysis
Application
Research skills
Criticism and comparison
LO6 – Professional and digital skills
.
By the end of the course, the student is expected to be able to:

1210308Fundamentals of Modern Mathematics2

Course outcomes are not currently available.

1120403Information Technology2

Course outcomes are not currently available.

1120309Psychology2

By the end of the course, the student is expected to be able to:
Knowledge and understanding
Analysis
Application
Research skills
Criticism and comparison
LO6 – Professional and digital skills
.
By the end of the course, the student is expected to be able to:

1120508Principles of Nutrition Science2

Course outcomes are not currently available.

1210508Human Rights in Islam and International Covenants2

Course outcomes are not currently available.

1220511Principles of Sustainable Development2

Explains the concepts of sustainable development, its dimensions, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and their importance in achieving comprehensive development.
Analyses the environmental, economic and social issues and challenges associated with sustainable development, and their impact on society.
Explains the role of governance, policies and resource management in supporting sustainable development and achieving its goals.
Applies the principles of sustainable development to analyse case studies and to evaluate initiatives or projects relevant to sustainability.
Assesses the effectiveness of initiatives and practices associated with sustainable development in light of sustainability indicators and goals.
Prepares a research paper or applied study on one of the issues of sustainable development, based on reliable scientific sources.

1210602Principles of Public Administration2

Explains the basic concepts and principles of public administration, its development, and its role in managing public sector institutions and achieving the public interest.
Explains modern theories and trends in public administration, and their effect on improving government performance and the quality of public services.
Analyses administrative issues and problems in public sector institutions in light of the principles of public administration, governance and the ethics of public service.
Applies administrative concepts and tools to analyse case studies, evaluate institutional practices and propose appropriate solutions to improve government performance.
Assesses administrative initiatives and practices in light of the principles of efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and accountability, drawing on institutional best practice.
Prepares a research paper or applied study on a topic in public administration, based on reliable scientific sources.

1220207Innovation and Creativity Skills2

The student analyses the concepts of innovation and creativity and their contemporary applications (exam).
The student uses innovative tools and creative methods to solve problems and produce creative thinking (in the final exam, the essay question: propose an innovative project or an innovative solution to this dilemma).
The student researches methods of retrieving, compiling and organising information to use it in completing innovative and creative projects.
The student distinguishes the theories used in decision-making, self and time management, and the investment of effort (exam).
The student works effectively within teams, applying methods of innovation and collective creativity.
The student contributes to achieving the outcomes of the UAE National Qualifications System through their projects.

3110306Introduction to Islamic Legislation3

The student identifies the need for legislation, and the relationship of Sharia with other religious laws and with law.
Explains the characteristics of Islamic legislation, its sources and its moral foundations.
Analyses the historical stages through which Islamic legislation has passed, and the characteristics of each stage.
Compares the ijtihad approaches of the imams of the fiqh schools, and the circumstances in which each school was formed.
Evaluates emerging facts and the challenges facing contemporary fiqh legislation.
Writes a research paper on a topic from the course.

4110107Introduction to Legal Science3

Upon successfully completing this course, the student should be able to:
Define the main terms and basic rules of the branches of law and of the theory of right, in terms of their sources and scope.
Explain the basic principles and theories of the different branches of law, and their role in building the legal system and the stability of society in the UAE.
Practise classifying legal texts according to the different branches of law.
Identify the types of rights and their divisions, and link them to the laws that govern them.
Compare the different branches of law and rank them by their two main divisions, public and private.
Write a paper on one of the topics of the theories of law and right.

3110708Rules of Recitation and Memorisation (1)1

The student explains the etiquette of recitation.
Explains the rules of the silent nun and tanween, the silent meem, and the doubled nun and meem.
Distinguishes between the rules of madd (elongation), tafkheem (heavy articulation) and tarqeeq (light articulation).
Analyses waqf (pausing) and its types.
Applies the rules of tajweed correctly.
Writes Quranic verses from memory in Juz' 30 of the Holy Quran.

1210605Research Methods2

Explains the rules and conditions of acceptable scientific research.
Compares different scientific research methods to select the most suitable for their specialisation.
Identifies precisely the relationship between research methods and logic, which tests the soundness of proofs.
Classifies available sources and references with particular precision, especially those relating to Sharia and law studies.
Quotes texts from their sources within the adopted scientific methodology.
Transfers quoted texts into research using approved methods, with proper documentation.
Writes a model research paper, built on a research plan that meets the rules and conditions of rigorous scientific research.
Explains the types and importance of Arabic manuscripts, where they are located, and the rules for editing them.

3220907Islamic Creed (1)3

Defines creed and the science of creed, explaining the reasons for the expansion of this science and the requirements for renewing it.
Explains the views of the creedal schools on the true nature of faith, the conditions of its obligation, and the ruling on rational argument concerning it.
Demonstrates objectively the existence of God Almighty and the foundations of knowing Him through scriptural and rational proofs.
Discusses ideas in the context of the divine attributes objectively, refuting the misconceptions of denial of attributes (ta'til) and anthropomorphism (tajsim).
Compares the views of creedal scholars on predestination and divine decree, and on the vision of God Almighty.
Writes a systematic research paper on a topic of the course.

3310103Comparative Personal Status Fiqh3

Explains the method of deriving personal status rulings from their detailed evidence and their subsidiary evidence.
Identifies the pillars and conditions for contracting and ending marriage and its effects, comparing fiqh with UAE law.
Derives the provisions of the UAE Personal Status Law from the fiqh schools, with evidence and critical analysis.
Compares fiqh and codification in light of the cultures and family customs prevailing in societies.
Analyses the matters and rulings of marriage and its dissolution as established by the fiqh schools and as applied in law.
Writes a research paper on a family personal status question and presents applications.

3320104Comparative Fiqh of Inheritance and Bequests3

Identifies the pillars, causes, conditions and impediments of inheritance, the rights relating to the estate, and the circumstances, types and ranks of heirs.
Discusses matters of inheritance and the doubts directed at the Islamic inheritance system.
Explains the rulings on bequests, their motives and their value in life.
4. Deduces the rulings on inheritance by comparing Islamic fiqh with UAE law, with evidence and reasoning.
5. Solves inheritance problems and distributes estates according to the Sharia shares, by comparing theories with reality and applying the possibilities.
6. Writes a research paper on a question of inheritance and bequest fiqh, and designs the tables in which the data is correctly arranged.

4120707Constitutional Law and Political Systems3

The student clarifies the limits of constitutional law, its terminology, its sources and its basic institutions.
Compares all concepts of constitutional law, old and new, to understand the various developments in this field.
Applies theoretical knowledge of constitutional law and political systems to the various international and constitutional situations in the world.
Applies constitutional, legislative and regulatory texts to the various problems and renewed concepts of constitutional law.
Evaluates constitutions, legislation and regulations against their political reality and how they are applied in the State.
Participates in a spirit of teamwork through writing research papers on a topic of the course.

3120405Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (Usul al-Fiqh)3

The student clarifies the scope of this science, its legitimacy, its rules and the sources of Islamic legislation.
Explains the two types of legislative sources, the agreed upon and the disputed, and their effect on the diversity of the faculty of deduction (istinbat).
Applies both types of evidence, particularly the ijtihadi kind, to derive appropriate rulings for every emerging issue.
Analyses the concept of the Sharia ruling, its types and its jurisprudential applications.
Deduces the meanings of expressions, their divisions and their effect in Sharia and law.
Prepares a research paper on one of the topics of Usul al-Fiqh.

4210210Voluntary Sources of Obligation2

Upon completing the course, the student will be able to:
Define the concept, types and rules of voluntary obligations.
Discuss the content of the contract in terms of its formation, its personal and substantive scope, its effects and its dissolution.
Apply legal texts to the facts of legal acts.
Compare the contract and the unilateral act on the one hand, and the types of contracts among themselves on the other.
Evaluate how far the legislative texts on the contract or the unilateral act keep pace with developments in the UAE.
Write a research paper or comment on a court judgment in a case from the course.

4220608Administrative Law3

The student clarifies the limits of administrative law, its terminology, its sources and its basic institutions.
Compares the old and modern concepts of public administration, the administrative organisation of the State and private administration, as well as the contemporary concept of the transformation of public administration into e-administration.
Applies theoretical knowledge of administrative law to real cases and issues.
Applies legislative and regulatory texts to the various problems and renewed concepts of administrative law.
Evaluates legislation, regulations and systems against practical reality and how they are applied in public administration.
Participates in a spirit of teamwork through writing research papers on a topic of the course.

4220211Involuntary Sources of Obligation2

Upon successfully completing this course, the student should be able to:
Clarify the concept and sources of involuntary obligations.
Explain the rules on the harmful act and the beneficial act.
Apply the rules on the involuntary sources of obligation (the harmful act and the beneficial act) to practical cases.
Compare the types of civil liability (contractual and tortious).
Evaluate how far the legal texts are adequate for real problems or enquiries in the field of liability for harmful acts.
Write a research paper or comment on a court judgment relating to one of the course topics.

4221009Legal Studies in English3

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
Clarify the necessity of law and its branches.
Identify the differences between the branches of law.
Critically assess the main legal and judicial systems applied in the world and in the UAE.
Work in groups to perform assignments and papers.

4320509Public International Law (E)3

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
Clarify the origin of public international law, its nature and its sources.
Determine the subjects of public international law, as well as its relationship with national law.
Construct legal arguments regarding state immunities and diplomatic relations.
Critically analyse international disputes and the best methods of settling them.
Work as part of a team in writing analytical papers that present well-supported arguments and conclusions.

4310212Provisions of Obligation3

Explains the provisions on the means of enforcing an obligation, and the actions that protect the creditor's rights.
Explains the particular nature of each method of extinguishing an obligation and its effects.
Employs the means of protecting creditors' rights, including actions and precautionary measures in the creditor's interest.
Compares the means of enforcing an obligation with the ways in which it ends, and compares the descriptions of the obligation.
Evaluates all methods of extinguishing an obligation and their effect on the creditor and the debtor.
Writes a research paper or comments on a court judgment relating to one of the course topics.

4310505Private International Law3

Explains nationality and its principles, the causes of acquiring, losing and recovering UAE nationality, and the disputes relating to it.
Discusses the concepts of private international law regarding nationality matters, and the criteria for determining the law applicable to matters involving a foreign element.
Applies legal principles to practical models or cases relating to UAE nationality and private international relations.
Derives practical rules and solutions from national and foreign legal texts, and weighs between the different jurisprudential opinions.
Writes, together with colleagues in a spirit of teamwork, using the internet to research legal information, adhering to proper practical and methodological principles and maintaining the necessary academic integrity.

4310407Principles of Commercial Law (E)3

Clarifies the limits of commercial law, its terminology and its basic institutions.
Compares commercial business with civil business.
Applies theoretical knowledge of commercial law to real cases and issues.
Applies the legal texts regulating the protection of the commercial shop through practical cases.
Evaluates arguments and deals with positions and issues relating to legislative texts and rulings.
Works through research groups and discussion circles to resolve legal issues within the scope of commercial law, bearing some responsibility for the work of others.
The student should explain the limits of commercial law, its terminology, and its basic institutions.
The student should distinguish between commercial work and civil work.
To apply theoretical knowledge in commercial law to realistic cases and issues.
To apply the legal texts regulating the protection of the store through practical issues.
To present and evaluate arguments and deal with positions and issues related to legislative texts and rulings.
To work through groups and discussion circles and bear some responsibility for the work of others.

4310805Crimes and Penalties Law (General Part) 1: General Theory of Crime3

Clarifies the scope of application of the Crimes and Penalties Law in terms of place and time.
Determines the conditions of criminal participation, distinguishing between the principal perpetrator and the accomplice.
Applies the grounds of justification set out in the Crimes and Penalties Law to practical reality.
Compares the grounds that exclude criminal responsibility, distinguishing between cases of loss of cognition and loss of will.
Deduces from practical criminal cases the general rules of crime and the motives for committing it, in order to determine the criminal responsibility arising from it.
Writes research papers on one of the topics of the course, following the principles of scientific research methodology.

4310205Labour Law and Social Legislation3

Upon successfully completing this course, the student should be able to:
Define individual and collective employment contracts.
Explain the legal provisions governing the employment contract and social insurance.
Apply the legal provisions governing employment relations and social insurance to practical, real-life issues.
Compare the insurance entitlements of the worker under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 (the Labour Law) and Law No. 7 of 1999 promulgating the Pensions and Social Security Law.
Identify the employment relationships subject to the provisions of the Labour Law, and the methods of settling disputes relating to them.
Write a research paper or legal memorandum on a topic of the course, observing the rules of scientific research.

4320213Law of Evidence in Civil and Commercial Transactions2

Explains the meaning of judicial proof and the concept of the principles of proof (free proof, restricted proof and mixed proof).
Explains the particular nature of each kind of evidence.
Applies methods of proof to the performance of an obligation and to the means of protecting it.
Compares legal evidence in terms of its strength and its probative authority.
Evaluates how far the legislation on proof keeps pace with technological development, and its effect on the means of proof in the UAE.
Writes a research paper or comments on a court judgment relating to one of the course topics.

4420214Nominate Contracts (Sale, Lease and Contracting)3

Upon completing the course, the student will be able to:
Define the meaning of sale, lease and contracting contracts.
Explain the mechanism of concluding sale, lease and contracting contracts, their conditions, their methods of performance, their effects and their termination.
Draft a contract of sale, lease or contracting.
Compare the provisions governing the contracts of sale, lease and contracting.
Derive the legal rules correctly for practical problems or enquiries in the field of nominate contracts.
Write a research paper or comment on a court judgment on a topic of the course.

4320306Civil Procedure Law3

Defines the principles and procedures of litigation from the filing of a claim until judgment is issued.
Explains all procedures and the different methods of appeal against judicial rulings, and the conditions and rules of each.
Employs procedural legal rules and means of defence and pleas in the manner that serves the interests of justice or of the client.
Derives the shortcomings and flaws in the management of claims and appeals that appear in practice in the courts in particular and in the fields of law in general.
Applies the principles of pleading and legal drafting, and all forms of pleas and means of defence, in the judicial dispute at all its stages, professionally.
Writes a memorandum or research paper in the field of the judiciary and litigation, keeping pace with all legislative developments, judicial practice and technical development to achieve swift digital justice.

4320806Crimes and Penalties Law (General Part) 2: General Theory of Punishment3

Explains the types of penalties and the alternative penal systems to the enforcement of custodial penalties.
Explains legal excuses and the mitigating and aggravating discretionary circumstances of the penalty.
Employs their abilities to know criminal measures, their types, their rules and the mechanism of their implementation.
Compares the cases of social defence to determine the effectiveness of social defence measures.
Deduces the controls of the general theory of criminal punishment from practical criminal cases.
Writes research papers on one of the topics of the course, following the principles of scientific research methodology.

4410408Commercial Companies and Bankruptcy3

Explains the concept of the company in Sharia and its concept in positive laws.
Identifies commercial companies by type, their rules and provisions, and the conditions for their formation under UAE federal law.
Explains the rules and provisions of companies systematically.
Critically analyses the legal provisions relating to the management and dissolution of companies.
Applies the provisions of commercial bankruptcy, and the mechanism for protecting struggling commercial enterprises, precisely in accordance with the approved laws and procedures.
Participates in a spirit of teamwork through research papers addressing a topic of commercial companies or commercial bankruptcy.

4410216Intellectual Property Law3

Upon successfully completing this course, the student should be able to:
Clarify the meaning of intellectual property rights, their importance and their types.
Explain the details of each of: copyright and related rights, industrial property and trademarks.
Apply UAE intellectual property protection laws to the facts relating to such property.
Compare the different types of intellectual property rights in all their details.
Evaluate the legislative experience of the UAE in protecting intellectual property rights.
Write a research paper or comment on a court judgment on any topic of the course.
Write a research paper or comment on a court judgment on any topic of the course.

4410603Public Finance and Tax Legislation3

The student explains the concept of public finance and its development from neutral finance to public expenditure, in terms of its concept, elements, classifications, determinants, effects and its role in satisfying public needs.
Identifies the sources of public revenue.
Analyses the State budget, the rules for preparing the budget, surplus, deficit, fiscal policy and the economic effects of loans.
Deduces the conditions for the rules of taxation to be met.
Endeavours to write a research paper on any topic from those above.

4410807Crimes and Penalties Law (Special Part)3

Defines the scope of crimes against property and against persons, and their types and effects.
Identifies the types of penalties in the Crimes and Penalties Law and the controls for imposing them, measured against the level of the crime's impact.
Employs their abilities to know the common provisions on crimes of assault on bodily integrity.
Compares the crime of theft and the offences related to theft, distinguishing their legal nature.
Deduces, from criminal cases drawn from practice, the motives for committing these crimes, the scale of their impact and ways of combating them.
Writes research papers on one of the topics of the course, following the principles of scientific research methodology.

4420307Compulsory Enforcement2

Defines the concept of compulsory enforcement and its basic elements.
Explains the rules of compulsory enforcement correctly.
Analyses the rules of compulsory enforcement that govern its procedures and its various disputes.
Relates the procedures of compulsory enforcement to the principles of civil and commercial procedure.
Applies the legal procedures relating to compulsory enforcement before enforcement judges and their assistants, professionally and correctly.
Addresses, in distinguished research writings, the problems that may arise from applying the rules of compulsory enforcement in practice, providing solutions for them and taking into account the development of virtual litigation procedures.

4420308Criminal Procedure Law3

The student explains the methods of inquiry, how to search within them, and what investigation is.
Works within a team to draft and extract legal pleas relating to challenging judicial rulings.
Applies the rules of nullity to the procedures for collecting evidence and to the preliminary investigation procedures relating to interrogation and confrontation.
Discusses the rules, methods and time limits for appealing rulings.
Drafts legal and factual pleas in criminal case statements of claim.
Endeavours to write research papers on some topics of the course relating to the stages of the criminal case: inquiry, investigation and trial.

4420215Real Rights3

Defines the meaning of real rights and personal security.
Explains the provisions governing the methods of acquiring ownership in UAE law.
Drafts a contract of security mortgage (rahn ta'mini) or of possessory pledge (rahn hiyazi).
Compares the provisions governing principal real rights and accessory real rights.
Applies the legal provisions on ownership and on real or personal security to real-life problems.
Writes a research paper relating to principal real rights and real and personal security, linking it to judicial applications in this field.

4420417Arbitration Law3

Defines the concept of the arbitration system, its advantages and disadvantages, and distinguishes it from similar systems.
Explains the elements and conditions necessary for the formation and validity of an arbitration agreement.
Applies the legal texts of the UAE Arbitration Law correctly.
Analyses the rules and procedures of arbitral proceedings correctly.
Applies the legal rules and controls relating to the recognition and enforcement of national and foreign arbitral awards correctly, in accordance with national arbitration rules and the regional and international conventions and treaties to which the UAE is a party.
Writes an agreement, an arbitral award or a research paper addressing a topic of modern arbitration law and looking ahead through scientific study of the prospects and challenges of using artificial intelligence, blockchain and other technological tools and means.

4420409Negotiable Instruments and Banking Operations3

Explains negotiable instruments, their function, their legal nature, their parties, their conditions and their particulars.
Clarifies the rules governing negotiable instruments in UAE law, and the liabilities arising from them in dealings with negotiable instruments.
Distinguishes negotiable instruments from civil papers and compares their characteristics.
Analyses the banking operations carried out by banks and applies them.
Applies in practice the procedures for dealing with bills of exchange, promissory notes and the mandatory data of cheques handled by banks, and meets their conditions.
Writes research papers on a topic of the course.

4411210Graduation Research Project2

The student presents a set of ideas to discuss with their supervisor in determining the topic of the graduation research.
The student prepares the research plan in a way that reflects the sequence of their ideas and their methodology of thinking.
The student masters writing and systematic research, and is able to discuss and organise ideas.
The student completes the graduation research scientifically and practically, securing their right to graduate.

4321111Internal Practical Training3

After the student completes the requirements of the course, they will be able to:
Define the legal procedures followed, from the formation of the court to the issuance of the judgment.
Draft contracts, write memoranda, legal opinions and statements of claim.
Analyse various legal facts.
Comment on judicial rulings issued by the courts in the UAE.
Propose practical legal solutions to various legal problems.

4411112External Practical Training3

After the student completes the requirements of the course, they will be able to:
Define the practical legal procedures of litigation.
Draft contracts, write memoranda, legal opinions and statements of claim.
Analyse various legal facts.
Propose practical legal solutions to various legal problems.

4220909Economic Legislation and Consumer Protection Laws3

Upon successfully completing this course, the student should be able to:
Know economic legislation, local and global, especially modern legislation.
Identify the UAE's economic legislation and the scale of its effects.
Apply the theories underlying the determination of consumer protection laws.
Analyse consumer rights and the legal protection mechanisms established for these rights.
Evaluate the adequacy of the civil protection afforded to the electronic consumer, in order to secure its guarantees.
Writes a research paper, in accordance with approved scientific principles, on one of the topics relating to the course.

4310409E-Commerce Laws3

Course outcomes are not currently available.

4410810Criminology and Penology3

Explains the concept of crime, its types, and its psychological and social drives and motives.
Explains the rights and duties of convicted persons inside penal institutions.
Employs their abilities to measure the effects of emerging criminal phenomena in carrying out penal procedures and sanctions.
Compares methods of penal treatment in modern criminal thought with penal treatment under UAE legislation.
Deduces the levels of punishment, its aims and means, and the role of penal institutions in treating and rehabilitating convicted persons.
Writes research papers on one of the topics of the course, following the principles of scientific research methodology.

4420811International Criminal Law3

Explains the elements and penalties of international crimes.
Works within a team to draft and extract legal pleas relating to the crimes within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court.
Applies the rules on referral by the Prosecutor of the Criminal Court to States that have not signed the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Discusses the methods of referral to the International Criminal Court.
Drafts legal and factual pleas in statements of claim in cases brought before the International Criminal Court.
Writes research papers on some topics of the course relating to the analysis of the judgments and procedures issued by the International Criminal Court.

4320410Maritime and Air Law3

Explains the rules for applying maritime law and air law, and their sources.
Clarifies the systems for maritime and air exploitation.
Analyses the application of the law in the context of practical events.
Applies the laws that follow from maritime and air accidents and disputes through real cases.
Writes a research paper on a topic of the course.

4420812Special Penal Legislation3

Identifies the elements of terrorist crimes, and the grounds for justification and for exclusion of punishment relating to them.
Works within a team to draft and extract legal pleas relating to appeals against judicial rulings concerning terrorism, the financing of terrorism and the financing of illegal organisations.
Discusses how Federal Decree-Law No. (20) of 2018 on combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism and the financing of illegal organisations, and its amendments, is applied.
Analyses the provisions on the classification of terrorist organisations and entities under federal law.
Drafts legal and factual pleas relating to terrorism cases.
Writes research papers on some topics of the course relating to the analysis of the penalties, rulings and procedures issued by the national courts in these crimes.

4320611Administrative Judiciary3

Clarifies the limits of administrative judiciary, its terminology, its sources and its basic institutions.
Compares the old and modern concepts of administrative judiciary and their applications in different legal systems.
Applies theoretical knowledge to the administrative disputes brought before the administrative judge.
Applies legislative and regulatory texts on procedures before the various judicial circuits, and on the various renewed issues and concepts of administrative judiciary.
Evaluates legislation, regulations and systems relating to administrative disputes against their practical reality and how they are applied before the administrative judge.
Participates in a spirit of teamwork through writing research papers on a topic of the course.

4210812Environmental Protection Law (E)3

Clarify the origin, nature and sources of Environmental Law.
Show the difference between criminal, administrative and civil penalties in the field of environmental protection law.
Determine recent developments in UAE laws and regulations in the field of environmental protection law.
Provide the knowledge crucial to building the professional capacity to work with national or international environmental protection agencies.
Work as part of a team in writing analytical papers that present well-supported arguments and conclusions.

4310510International Organisations (E)3

Demonstrate knowledge of the origins, theories and functions of international organisations.
Show the difference between international organisations and other institutions.
Critically assess the rules and principles governing the United Nations.
Apply the UN Charter to international disputes.
Work as part of a team in writing analytical papers that present well-supported arguments and conclusions.

4420511International Humanitarian Law (E)3

Clarify the origin, nature and sources of International Humanitarian Law.
Show the difference between International Humanitarian Law and other branches of law.
Determine recent developments in International Humanitarian Law.
Work as part of a team in writing reports and finding solutions to a conflict situation.

3110104Maliki Fiqh of Worship (1)3

1. Defines the basic concepts and terms of the rulings on purification and prayer in Maliki fiqh, and distinguishes between their conditions, obligatory acts, sunnahs and invalidators.
2. Explains the jurisprudential rulings established in the chapters on purification and prayer according to the Maliki school, with their evidence, wisdom and practical effects.
3. Applies the rulings on purification and prayer correctly in practice, and uses them in individual and social conduct in a way that preserves resources and the public interest.
4. Analyses the Maliki texts, narrations and opinions on purification and prayer, linking the rulings to their detailed evidence and to the principles and rules of the school.
5. Evaluates contemporary events and cases relating to purification and prayer, determines the appropriate ruling for them according to the rules and controls of the Maliki school, and gives scientific reasons for the result.
6. Completes an applied jurisprudential study on a question of purification or prayer, documenting the opinions and evidence, analysing them and reaching a disciplined scientific conclusion.

3120104Maliki Fiqh of Worship (2)3

1. Defines the basic concepts and terms of the rulings on zakat, fasting, Hajj and Umrah in Maliki fiqh, and distinguishes between their conditions, pillars, obligatory acts and invalidators.
2. Explains the jurisprudential rulings established in the chapters on zakat, fasting and Hajj according to the Maliki school, with their evidence, wisdom, objectives and practical effects.
3. Applies the rulings on zakat, fasting and Hajj to contemporary situations, and uses them to achieve mutual solidarity, the public interest and consideration of the circumstances of those under obligation.
4. Analyses the Maliki texts, narrations and opinions on zakat, fasting and Hajj, linking the rulings to their detailed evidence and to the principles and rules of the school.
5. Evaluates contemporary events and cases relating to zakat, fasting and Hajj, determines the appropriate ruling for them according to the rules and controls of the Maliki school, and gives scientific reasons for the result.
6. Completes an applied jurisprudential study on a question of zakat, fasting or Hajj, documenting the opinions and evidence, analysing them and reaching a disciplined scientific conclusion.

3210105Maliki Fiqh of Transactions (1)3

The student explains the rules of financial exchanges and documentation in accordance with the school, with familiarity with the terminology of the imams.: The student analyses Maliki jurisprudential texts and opinions on transaction matters, with rulings tied to their detailed evidence and the principles of the school.: The student applies the rules of financial exchanges to emerging matters, deriving them from the rules of the school from the detailed evidence.: The student gives reasons for their answers to questions on matters of exchange and documentation and the rulings that relate to them.: The student judges the validity of sale contracts and other contemporary financial transactions by reference to fiqh sources and by knowing the rulings on transactions independently.: The student develops their abilities by writing research papers on matters of exchange and documentation from fiqh sources, reaching some transaction rulings independently.:

3220105Maliki Fiqh of Transactions (2)3

The student explains that financial transactions in the school are linked to moral and social values.: The student explains the rules of gratuitous contracts and partnerships and what relates to them.: The student applies the rules of transactions to emerging matters, deriving them from the rules of the school from the detailed evidence.: The student compares matters of gratuitous contracts and partnerships, and similar emerging contracts, with global financial theories.: The student evaluates emerging gratuitous contracts and partnerships and their conformity with the rulings of the Maliki school.: The student writes research papers on gratuitous contracts and partnerships from fiqh sources, reaching some transaction rulings independently.:

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