School of Law

  - Graduate Programs

                 1.  Master of Laws (LLM)

                 2.  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Specialization:

• Arbitration Law

• Administrative Law

• Insurance Law

• Banking Law

• Islamic Law

• Business Law

• International Law

• Commercial Law

• Intellectual Law

• Consumer Law

• Industrial Law

• Comparative Law

• Jurisprudence

• Company Law

• Partnership Law

• Civil Litigation

• Labour Law

• Criminology Maritime Law

• Conveyancing Landlord and Tenant Law

• Contract Law

• Military Law

• European Community Law

• Revenue Law

• Employment Law

• Tort Law

• Environmental Law

• Trusts Law

• Equity Succession Law

• Evidence Scots Law

• Family Law

• Constitutional Law

• Local Govt. Law

• Criminal Law

• Land Law

NOTE:

• Currently the School of Law does not offer a Bachelor Degree Program.

• A few of the degree programs may not be available due to the non-availability of a research and thesis supervisor during a particular academic year.

Requirements:

1. A minimum of 36 semester credits.

2. A cumulative grade point average (GPA) of B (3.00)

AUL graduates with the Master of Law (LLM) degree may find job opportunities in professions like administration, banking and finance, education and law, etc. For a Master's degree, a student is required to earn 36 semester credits beyond a recognized bachelor's degree in law or an equivalent qualification. These credits may be earned by course work or by supervised study and research over a minimum duration of one year, culminating in a Master's degree thesis.

The LLM program through course work requires a student to earn 18 credits by studying 9 subjects in three semesters and further 18 credits by a research thesis. Research thesis is will determine the specialization of the degree. Thesis is written under the supervision of a subject specialist culminating an original work.

Students can also complete LLM through research thesis for the whole of 36 credits by working on a specific topic under the supervision of a subject specialist.

Requirements:

• A minimum of 72 semester credits.

AUL graduates with the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree may find job opportunities in professions like administration, banking and finance, education and law, etc.

A doctoral degree candidate is required to earn a minimum of 72 semester credits beyond a recognized Master's degree in law or an equivalent qualification. In exceptional circumstances, a bachelor degree in law may be accepted for admission to the PhD degree program. These credits may be earned by supervised study and research over a minimum duration of two years, culminating in a doctoral degree thesis.