Insurance Law

Program Overview

Place of Training: Faculty of Law, Department of Private Law

Participants in the Training: Insurance companies from the public and private sectors.

Training Objectives:

To provide students, upon completing the training, with a solid scientific foundation in the field of insurance through specialized training in insurance practices, as well as additional knowledge in areas such as finance and insurance product distribution. This will open promising prospects for further academic research or practical application.
To train legal professionals specialized in insurance law, whose expertise is urgently needed by our institutions to drive economic growth and facilitate the integration of this sector within the framework of market law.

Internship and Training Fields in Institutions:

National Insurance Company, Algerian Insurance and Reinsurance Company, Algerian Insurance Company, Mediterranean General Insurance Company, Salama Insurance, etc.

Teaching Language : لغة عربية

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

First Semester (15 weeks)

Core Teaching Units: (18 credits, 450 hours of study)

Subject 1: Personal Insurance
Subject 2: Liability Insurance
Subject 3: Automobile Insurance

Methodological Teaching Units: (9 credits, 225 hours of study)

Subject 1: Research Methodology I
Subject 2: Professional and Personal Project

Exploratory Teaching Units: (2 credits, 50 hours of study)

Subject 1: Legal Framework of Insurance Companies
Subject 2: Insurance Intermediaries

Cross-disciplinary Teaching Units: (25 hours of study)

Subject 1: Foreign Language

Second Semester (15 weeks, 750 hours of study for the semester)

Core Teaching Units: (18 credits, 450 hours of study)

Subject 1: Transport Insurance
Subject 2: Insurance against Simple and Industrial Risks
Subject 3: Marine Insurance

Methodological Teaching Units: (9 credits, 225 hours of study)

Subject 1: Research Methodology II
Subject 2: Writing in the Field of Insurance

Exploratory Teaching Units: (2 credits, 50 hours of study)

Subject 1: Social Insurance
Subject 2: Agricultural Insurance

Cross-disciplinary Teaching Units: (25 hours of study)

Subject 1: Foreign Language

Third Semester (15 weeks, 750 hours of study for the semester)

Core Teaching Units: (18 credits, 450 hours of study)

Subject 1: Insurance Disputes
Subject 2: Consumer Protection and Insurance Contracts
Subject 3: Insurance Market Regulation

Methodological Teaching Units: (9 credits, 225 hours of study)

Subject 1: Techniques for Writing Research and Theses
Subject 2: Information and Communication Techniques

Exploratory Teaching Units: (50 hours of study)

Subject 1: Co-insurance and Reinsurance
Subject 2: Credit Insurance

Cross-disciplinary Teaching Units: (25 hours of study)

Subject 1: Foreign Language

Fourth Semester: (25 hours of study, 30 credits)

Seminar: Islamic Insurance (3 hours, 5 credits)
Internship in a Company: (10 hours, 5 credits)
Final Research Thesis: (19 hours, 20 credits)

Advanced Topics

Regional and National Employability Opportunities for University Graduates:

Legal advisors specialized in insurance law.
Obtaining accreditation to work in the insurance sector in both the public and private sectors.
Litigation department specialized in civil liability and insurance within major insurance companies.
Law firms specialized in insurance law.

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Admissions Information

Admission Requirements (Specifying the typical Bachelor's specializations eligible for enrollment in the relevant Master's program):

Holders of an LMD Bachelor's degree in Private Law or Public Law are eligible for the relevant Master's program.
Holders of a classic Bachelor's degree are eligible for the relevant Master's program.
Admission to this Master's program is also subject to the conditions and criteria established by the College's Ranking and Orientation Committee.

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