About the Program
The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) program prepares competent legal graduates capable of practicing diverse legal professions with responsibility, while promoting the rule of law and serving the community. The curriculum comprises 141 credit hours, distributed across University Requirements (27 CH), Faculty Requirements (24 CH), Major (Compulsory) Requirements (81 CH), and Major Electives (9 CH). The study plan strikes a balance between theoretical foundations and practical applications across private law, public law, procedural rules, and supporting courses.
Vision & Mission
Vision
Leadership and excellence in legal education, research, and practice—contributing to the consolidation of the rule of law and community service, and enabling graduates to compete at the national, regional, and international levels.
Mission
To deliver rigorous legal education that integrates theoretical foundations with practical and research skills, preparing graduates who possess specialized legal knowledge, critical and creative thinking, and a strong sense of professional and social responsibility—capable of integrating into the labor market and positively contributing to legislative and judicial development and the public good.
Program Objectives
- Supply the labor market with qualified graduates holding a Bachelor’s degree in Law, capable of practicing various legal professions with competence and responsibility.
- Prepare graduates with the academic and methodological foundations necessary to pursue postgraduate studies in law and its specializations.
- Contribute to community service and development by promoting legal awareness and culture, thereby positively influencing social behavior patterns.
- Consolidate the principle of the rule of law in the modern Jordanian state by relying on legal systems to achieve fair solutions to public and private issues, including those related to institutional and economic activity, in support of national economic development.
- Promote justice by emphasizing the application of law across all fields as a fundamental pillar for the success and sustainability of national institutions.
Learning Outcomes
- A) Knowledge
- Acquire specialized, up‑to‑date, and in‑depth legal knowledge—both substantive and procedural—across core fields of law.
- Demonstrate critical, creative, and innovative thinking in legal studies, linking legal knowledge to the latest developments.
- Internalize and apply creativity and innovation strategies while fostering initiative, leadership, and social and humanitarian responsibility.
- B) Skills
- Apply specialized and contemporary legal knowledge to address legal problems in both scientific research and practical contexts.
- Master creativity and innovation strategies and employ modern technological skills in specialized legal research.
- Integrate and develop legal knowledge and build connections with various fields and branches of contemporary sciences.
- C) Competencies
- Apply theoretical knowledge and analytical/cognitive skills to real and hypothetical cases of varying specialization and complexity, proposing innovative legal solutions to diverse legal issues.
- Demonstrate proficiency in creativity and innovation strategies, and the ability to build and manage research and applied work teams, while monitoring and evaluating their performance.
- Contribute originally to professional legal knowledge and proactively engage with public, private, and non‑profit sectors to support the development of legislation, decisions, judicial rulings, strategies, and national and regional policies.
Advising Plan
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