Explore the programs and courses offered by Public law
Browse Programs Admission InformationPublic law is a branch of law that specialises in the legal rules governing relations between individuals and the state, or between public bodies themselves. It aims to organise the affairs of the state and society in general, and its fields include several important branches, including:
Public law is characterised by its focus on the interest of society and the state in general, and differs from private law, which is concerned with relations between individuals (e.g. civil law, labour law, and family law).
The holder of a bachelor's degree in this specialisation can continue his master's journey in other sub-specialisations that are more in-depth, such as administrative law, the state and public institutions, criminal law and other specialisations in this field.
Administrative decisions and contracts
Public office
International Relations
Administrative disputes
General Economic Law
public freedoms
Code of Criminal Procedure
Entrancefor legal sciences
Constitutional Law
Judicial organization
Civil Law
Commercial Law
General theory of crime
Administrative Law
human rights
Labor Law
Comparison of legal systems
Environment and Sustainable Development Law
International lawHumanitarian
Public Finance
foreign language
AInternational Criminal Law and Justice
methodology
History of systems
international community law
Introduction to Islamic Law
political economy
Public international law
Family Law
Anti-Corruption Law
intellectual property
To enroll in the Public Law Program, students must meet the following requirements:
• Hold a baccalaureate degree or equivalent.
• Submit their application through the university's online admissions platform.