Upon completion of the program, students are expected to be able to:

• Demonstrate a thorough knowledge and understanding of key elements and concepts of the local, Islamic, and international laws.
• Recognize the basic principles and concepts of the procedural justice.
• Identify the relevant social, economic, political, historical, philosophical, ethical and cultural contexts within which the law operates.
• Recognize the research skills necessary to permit students to locate, read and critically assess the work of others and to conduct research projects of their own.
• Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the principles, values and ethics that the legal profession should have.
• Apply acquired knowledge to solving hypothetical and actual problems.
• Distinguish relevance and irrelevance in relation to evidence from other disciplines and their application to the legal framework.
• Assess the relative weight of competing arguments and information.
• Develop a capacity to analyze legal documents.
• Show commitment to personal development and the ability to act independently in planning, researching, and executing legal projects.
• Present an argument or information in a clear and logical way and respond to counterarguments at an advanced level.
• Be able to use modern technologies to develop legal knowledge and skills.
• Work independently and in teams.
• Display a professional commitment to ethical practice.