Ph. D. of Private Law

Study Programs at the Institute

The Academic Track of the PhD program in Law and Justice is a cornerstone for promoting specialized legal research in the field of private law and responding to the rapid transformations brought by globalization and the internationalization of legal relations. This program aims to provide students with advanced knowledge in both foundational and specialized areas of private law through a balanced blend of theoretical study and modern research methodologies.

Students are exposed to advanced legal courses covering civil law, commercial law, private international law, intellectual property, social legislation, and international arbitration. The program encourages legal analysis that integrates national and international regulations, enabling students to tackle complex legal issues that span multiple jurisdictions.

Additionally, the program includes methodological courses to enhance research capabilities, foster critical and analytical thinking, and equip students with strong academic foundations. Graduates of this track will be well-prepared for careers in academic teaching, legal consulting, judicial institutions, and international arbitration centers.

Vision

To actively contribute to the development of experts in private law and to support rigorous scientific research in this legal field at the national and international levels.

Mission

To provide a stimulating academic environment that nurtures scientific capabilities and directs them toward creativity and innovation in private law and justice disciplines.

Main Objectives and Features of the Academic Track

To prepare distinguished researchers in private law capable of conducting high-level academic research that contributes to societal development.
To strengthen students’ abilities in analysis, interpretation, deduction, and legal reasoning.
To support the production of high-quality research that qualifies for publication in peer-reviewed journals.
To equip students for academic, judicial, arbitration, and legal consultancy careers.
To develop leadership and research skills within a comprehensive academic framework.
To promote integration between national and international laws, enabling researchers to address cross-border legal issues effectively.

General Overview of the General Track

This general track provides broad coverage of key areas in private law without specializing in a particular subfield. It includes the study of civil law principles, torts, contracts, obligations, commercial law, company law, and social legislation.
Ideal for students seeking to build a comprehensive legal foundation, this track allows comparative legal analysis and prepares graduates for academic, legal, and advisory roles.

General Overview of the Commercial Law Track

This specialization focuses on the legal frameworks governing business activities, including commercial companies, negotiable instruments, bankruptcy, and commercial arbitration.
It equips students with in-depth understanding of business law and prepares them for roles in commercial courts, corporate legal departments, banking, or international trade arbitration.

General Overview of the Civil Law Track

This track explores the core of private law through in-depth study of contract law, obligations, guarantees, and civil liability.
It is ideal for students interested in legal philosophy and applications of civil law, and it enhances their ability to conduct comparative and analytical research in national and international civil law systems.

General Overview of the Social Legislation Track

This specialization addresses the legal regulation of social relations, including labor law, social security, industrial relations, and workers’ rights.
Graduates can work in legislative bodies, labor institutions, social insurance agencies, or offer legal consultations in labor-related issues.

General Overview of the International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Track

Focused on the legal and procedural aspects of resolving disputes through alternative mechanisms, particularly international arbitration.
It covers UNCITRAL rules, international arbitration agreements, and arbitration centers, preparing students to serve as arbitrators or legal consultants in cross-border dispute resolution.

General Overview of the Private International Law Track

This track studies private legal relationships involving a foreign element, such as conflict of laws, jurisdictional disputes, legal status of foreigners, and nationality issues.
It equips students with the knowledge to navigate overlapping legal systems and prepares them for careers in international legal consultancy and academia.

General Overview of the Intellectual Property Law Track

This specialization focuses on the legal protection of creativity and innovation, including copyright, patents, trademarks, and industrial designs.
It suits students aiming for legal careers in tech companies, publishing, creative industries, or intellectual property offices, and provides legal insight into intangible rights.

General Overview of the International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Track

This track prepares students to become experts in conflict analysis, negotiation, mediation, crisis management, and peacebuilding. It addresses international disputes, regional tensions, and peace processes.

Combining theoretical frameworks with practical case studies, the track develops skills in designing and implementing sustainable conflict resolution strategies. It is ideal for scholars interested in international diplomacy, conflict transformation, and global peace efforts.

Learning and Assessment

The First Stage

The student studies eight courses, distributed as follows:
√ Six compulsory courses.
√Two elective courses from among the courses offered by the faculty for master’s students.
The study is conducted through research seminars in each course, and the research seminar relies on multiple references and is in accordance with the scientific research methodology and standards.
The study of each of the eight courses takes four credit hours for a minimum of four weeks, and it may be more than that according to the capabilities of each student, after which the student’s competency and knowledge test is held in the course he finished, then he starts in another course in the same way, and so on.
Courses studied in the first year, the student has the right to extend the study for a period not exceeding a second year.
If a specialization track is chosen within the general program, elective courses will have to be studied from the courses designated for the chosen specialization.

The Second Stage

● The student is assigned a virtual course that the faculty chooses from among the courses that the student studied at the bachelor’s level. This is a practical training for the student, with ten credit hours. The student must divide this course into twelve to fourteen abbreviated lectures. The student presents each lecture in the form of a written summary of its topic in Word format, accompanied by a video recording of it in the student’s voice using the Power Point program. Its duration is not less than ten minutes and not more than twenty. Accurate.

The Thrid Stage

Requirements for registering a thesis topic for a master’s degree in law and justice

The student must pass the prescribed academic courses with at least 70%.
The student obtains a TOEFL certificate with a score of at least 450, or its equivalent, or obtains a corresponding certificate in the French language, with the exception of those who obtained a first university degree in one of the two languages, or in one of the two languages.
The student submits a request to the university administration to register a master’s thesis with a suggested topic in one of the sub-specialized tracks.
If the initial approval of the subject title is achieved, the Faculty Council shall specify a supervisor to guide the student and follow him up in preparing the plan.
The research plan includes the importance of the subject and a critical presentation of the previous studies in it, and a specification of the research problem, then defining the methodology of the study and its main hypotheses or the questions that you want to answer, and the division of the study and its sources.
The student presents his proposed plan in a scientific seminar. The plan discusses a topic and methodology.
The student amends his plan based on the notes of the professors in the seminar if he is asked to amend it.
The plan is presented after the seminar to the Faculty Council to take its decision regarding the registration of the subject.
In the event of approval, the decision of the Faculty Council is presented to the University Council to approve the registration, and the date of registration is calculated from the date of approval by the University Council.

Jury discussion and degree awarding

The minimum period for preparing a master’s thesis is nine months, starting from the date of approval of the University Council to register the subject, and the maximum is two years, which can be extended for a third exceptional year upon the recommendation of the supervisor and the approval of the Faculty Council, provided that the total period of the student’s enrollment in the degree does not exceed four years.
The supervisor submits a semi-annual report that includes what has been accomplished, and what is required in the remaining period.
After the student completes the thesis and the supervisor reviews it, the supervisor submits to the university administration a report stating that it is valid for discussion, including an evaluation of the student’s performance during the thesis preparation period of 140 degrees, along with submitting a full copy of the thesis signed by him, and a letter with the names of the jury proposed by the professors of the specialty, for presentation to the Faculty Council.
It is required that before the student’s discussion, at least fifteen days have passed from the date of approval of the jury committee from the faculty.
The jury committee formed to discuss the thesis is six months, which may be renewed for a similar period based on a report from the supervisor and the approval of the Faculty Council.
The period of validity of the committee formed to discuss the thesis is six months. It may be renewed for a similar period based on a report from the supervisor and the approval of the Faculty Council.
Each member of the jury writes a detailed scientific report on the validity of the thesis for discussion, and evaluates the thesis out of 100 degrees, and the average of the three degrees is taken.
The student may not be discussed unless he obtains at least 70% of the supervisor’s evaluation of his performance and the jury members’ evaluation of the thesis in the individual reports.
Submit a post-dissertation group report signed by all members of the jury evaluating the thesis discussion out of 100.
The thesis is approved after common discussion by the jury with one of the grades shown in the following table:

Average

Definition	Point	Grade
Excellent	4.00	A+
Excellent	3.75	A
Very Good	3.50	B+
Very Good	3.00	B
Good	2.50	C+
2.00	C
Pass on probation	1.50	D+
Pass on probation	1.00	D
Fail	0.00	F

The following grades are not taken into account for the semester or cumulative GPA.

Thesis or project in progress			:	DP
Incomplete			:	I
In progress			:	IP
Registration has been suspended			:	L
The grade has not been decided	:	NGR
Did not take the final exam.			:	NP
Transferred course.			:	T
Withdraw from the course.			:	W
The course covers two semesters, the degree is given at the end of the spring or summer semester.			:	YR
There are no credit hours.			:	NC
One credit hour taken as a private student. The credit hours and the degree do not count towards the degree			:	ND
Re-submitted course, only the last grade is used in calculating the GPA.			:	R
Credit taken as a special student. Credit hours and grade counted towards a degree.			:	S

Credits
Before the 2016-2017 fall semester 1 credit point is equivalent to 1 semester lecture hour. In the 2016 – 2017 fall semester the University introduced the ECTS – European Credit Transfer System.

Academic Calendar
International Suleiman University calendar is based on the semester system. Each semester has a duration of 15 weeks including the week of the final exam. The summer semester is 10 weeks long, including the final exam.

Track Structure

Track Structure
8 courses = 32 credit hours,

practical training = 10 credit hours

Master's thesis = 18 credit hours

Courses

Practical Training

Master's Thesis

Curriculum

Core Courses for General Track

Advanced Studies in Scientific Research Methodology

Course name: Advanced Studies in Scientific Research Methodology

Course code: DLJ101

Credit hours: 4.00

The course aims to train students to prepare research in law, by delving into the most important steps of the research process such as the research problem, scientific hypotheses, concepts and variables, data collection methods, data analysis tools, reaching results and generalizations, in addition to delving into the most important approaches used in the fields of law. Law and justice.
The curriculum inputs include: the form and type of knowledge, learners’ characteristics, needs, tendencies and interests, society’s philosophy, values, hopes and aspirations. The curriculum outcomes are: knowledge, skills, and attitudes.

Comparative Legal Systems

Course name: Comparative Legal Systems

Course code: DPLJJ102

Credit hours: 4.00

The course deals with a study of comparative systems (the Latin system, the Anglo-Saxon system, the Germanic system) and their comparison with the Islamic system. The characteristics of each system and its view of the concept of idealism and realism in legislation and the concept of the idea of justice, the study of right and freedom by assignment and the view of these systems of the individual and the group and a mechanism that conflicts their interests and the concept of the idea of public order Under capitalism, socialism and the principle of social solidarity. This course is dealt with by examining the theoretical and practical aspects of the course, holding interactive discussion panels on the topics raised, student presentations of the course topics, and preparing research and work reports, so that they are discussed and commented on by the teacher and students with the aim of enriching critical and analytical ideas in the legal field and presenting results and recommendations with policy papers. legal authorities.

Commercial and Economic Legislation

Course name: Commercial and Economic Legislation

Course code: DPLJ103

Credit hours: 4.00

Commercial and economic legislation
The course deals with the legal and legislative environment for commercial and economic transactions at the local and international levels, so that the business environment is studied from the legal aspects and the impact of these legislations on development, investment and economic growth, and the study of legislations related to investment in its various fields and the impact of these legislations in promoting development. This course is dealt with by examining the theoretical and practical aspects of the course, holding interactive discussion panels on the topics raised, student presentations of the course topics, and preparing research and work reports, so that they are discussed and commented on by the teacher and students with the aim of enriching critical and analytical ideas in the legal field and presenting results and recommendations with policy papers. legal authorities

The General Theory of Commitment

Course name: The General Theory of Commitment

Course code: DPLJ104

Credit hours: 4.00

The course aims for the student to achieve the following results:
1- Compare natural commitment and civil commitment. 2- Explain the conditions for the compulsory execution of the obligation. 3- He realizes when to resort to implementation in exchange for (compensation). 4- Develop his ability to identify the means to ensure the implementation of the obligation with the debtor’s funds. 5- The ability to differentiate between an indirect lawsuit, a lawsuit to stop the enforcement of the debtor’s actions, and a sham lawsuit. 6- How is the bankrupt debtor placed under interdiction? 7 – Define the descriptions of the obligation. 6- Shows how the obligation is transferred. 7- Acquiring the skill of identifying ways of expiring the obligation.
Vocabulary: – Defining natural commitment and civil commitment. – the specific implementation of the obligation –
Its definition, subject, conditions – means of forcing the debtor to implement in kind – threatening fine, physical coercion. – Execution through compensation – Excuses: definition, necessity, quality, and effects. – Penal clause. Legal compensation. What guarantees the implementation of the obligation in the debtor’s funds. – Means of ensuring the implementation of the obligation – A lawsuit – Claiming the rights of the debtor – A lawsuit to stop the execution of the debtor’s actions – A moot suit. – Quarantine against the bankrupt debtor – The right to imprisonment.
Descriptions of obligation: The condition: its definition, characteristics. Effects of the condition, the term: its definition, characteristics, and effects. – Multiple subject of obligation – voluntary obligation – substitutionary obligation – Multiple parties to the obligation without solidarity.
Solidarity of creditors or debtors – indivisible obligation. Transfer of obligation – transfer of right – transfer of debt. – The expiry of the commitment: methods of fulfillment, simple fulfillment, fulfillment with the sweet. – Fulfillment of consideration, renewal and deputation. Settlement, union of covenant, discharge of debt. Impossibility of implementation. The expired statute of limitation: its definition. Limitation periods. The implementation of the statute of limitations and its impact.

Judicial Procedures in Civil and Commercial Advocacy

Course name: Judicial Procedures in Civil and Commercial Advocacy

Course code: DPLJ105

Credit hours: 4.00

The course deals with the study of practical procedures in the civil and commercial procedural law, focusing on aspects and problems in the procedural law, and dealing with the theory of invalidity in the due process law. Evidence and problems facing litigants before the regular courts. This course is dealt with by examining the theoretical and practical aspects of the course, holding interactive discussion panels on the topics raised, student presentations of the course topics, and preparing research and work reports, so that they are discussed and commented on by the teacher and students with the aim of enriching critical and analytical ideas in the legal field and presenting results and recommendations with policy papers. legal authorities.

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in Civil and Commercial Disputes

Course name: Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in Civil and Commercial Disputes

Course code: DPLJ106

Credit hours: 4.00

This course deals with arbitration and the resolution of various disputes that arise from private law relations in their international dimension, whether they are related to international commercial relations such as disputes related to cross-border commercial papers and bonds, disputes of foreign companies, disputes related to various elements of intellectual property when associated with a foreign party or disputes related to relations Civil contracts, such as international contracts, technology transfer contracts, foreign labor relations, etc., and these disputes are resolved through international agreements or through international and foreign arbitration, or through conflict of laws. This course is dealt with by examining the theoretical and practical aspects of the course, holding interactive discussion panels on the topics raised, student presentations of the course topics, and preparing research and work reports, so that they are discussed and commented on by the teacher and students with the aim of enriching critical and analytical ideas in the legal field and presenting results and recommendations with policy papers. legal authorities.

Elective Courses for General Track

Advanced Study of Compensable Damages

Course name: Advanced Study of Compensable Damages

Course code: DPLJ151

Credit hours: 4.00

The course deals with the definition of damage and its material divisions related to financial disclosure, the mechanism for compensating present and future damage, the mechanisms for estimating compensation and bodily harm, the difference between labor and insurance laws, and civil liability in compensating it, and the criteria adopted by each law in calculating physical damage, as well as moral damage, the position of legislation on moral damage, and compensation mechanisms in Legislation and estimation criteria, as well as direct and indirect damage, direct damage, expected and unexpected cause and damage, the effect of knowledge and satisfaction of damage on compensation, recurrent damage, its compensation mechanism, and the concept of in-kind compensation. This course is dealt with by examining the theoretical and practical aspects of the course, holding interactive discussion panels on the topics raised, student presentations of the course topics, and preparing research and work reports, so that they are discussed and commented on by the teacher and students with the aim of enriching critical and analytical ideas in the legal field and presenting results and recommendations with policy papers. legal authorities

Advanced Studies in the Sources of Commitment

Course name: Advanced Studies in the Sources of Commitment

Course code: DPLJ152

Credit hours: 4.00

This course aims to study the sources of commitment, which are considered an essential core in legal studies. This course includes a study of (voluntary sources of obligation), which are: the contract and the individual will. In addition to a study of (involuntary sources of obligation), which are the harmful act or tort liability, enrichment without reason, and the law.

Ancillary Real Rights and Franchise Rights

Course name: Ancillary Real Rights and Franchise Rights

Course code: DPLJ153

Credit hours: 4.00

This course deals with in-kind insurances such as possessory mortgage, security mortgage, concession rights, and the legal problems that exist in each insurance in terms of location, elements, and effects. It also studies the legal provisions when concession rights compete with each other and the considerations for which concession rights were found, and concession rights compete with mortgages and other theoretical problems. And the process that shows the success or failure of the special laws in dealing with this type of insurance. This course is dealt with by examining the theoretical and practical aspects of the course, holding interactive discussion panels on the topics raised, student presentations of the course topics, and preparing research and work reports, so that they are discussed and commented on by the teacher and students with the aim of enriching critical and analytical ideas in the legal field and presenting results and recommendations with policy papers. legal authorities.

International Trade Contracts (Land - Sea - Air)

Course name: International Trade Contracts (Land – Sea – Air)

Course code: DPLJ154

Credit hours: 4.00

Available soon…

Advanced Studies in Intellectual Property

Course name: Advanced Studies in Intellectual Property

Course code: DPLJ155

Credit hours: 4.00

Available soon…

Advanced Studies in Labor Laws

Course name: Advanced Studies in Labor Laws.

Course code: DLJ156

Credit hours: 4.00

Available soon…

Courses Specializing in Social Legislation

Advanced Studies Co-legislation

Course name: Advanced Studies Co-legislation

Course code: DPLJ601

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies Labor Legislation

Course name: Advanced Studies Labor Legislation

Course code: DPLJ602

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies Public Facility Theory

Course name: Advanced Studies Public Facility Theory

Course code: DPLJ603

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

The Origins of Sociology

Course name: The Origins of Sociology

Course code: DPLJ504

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Contemporary Social Issues

Course name: Contemporary Social Issues

Course code: DPLJ605

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Public Administration

Course name: Advanced Studies in Public Administration

Course code: DPLJ606

Credit hours: 4.00

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Advanced Studies in Public Finance

Course name: Advanced Studies in Public Finance

Course code: DPLJ507

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Trade Union Legislation

Course name: Trade Union Legislation

Course code: DPLJ608

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Public Freedoms

Course name: Advanced Studies in Public Freedoms

Course code: DPLJ609

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Private International Law

Course name: Advanced Studies in Private International Law

Course code: DPLJ610

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Financial Legislation

Course name: Financial Legislation

Course code: DPLJ611

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Courses Specializing in Civil Law

The General Theory in the Fundamentals of Law

Course name: The General Theory in the Fundamentals of Law

Course code: DPLJ301

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Commercial Business

Course name: Commercial Business

Course code: DPLJ302

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Trading Companies

Course name: Trading Companies

Course code: DPLJ203

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Ancillary Real Rights and Original Real Rights

Course name: Ancillary Real Rights and Original Real Rights

Course code: DPLJ304

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Named Contracts

Course name: Named Contracts

Course code: DPLJ305

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Implementation Assets

Course name: Implementation Assets

Course code: DPLJ306

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Social Insurance Laws

Course name: Social Insurance Laws

Course code: DPLJ307

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Comparative Studies in Civil Law

Course name: Comparative Studies in Civil Law

Course code: DPLJ308

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Courses Specializing in Constitutional Private International Law

Advanced Studies in Nationality

Course name: Advanced Studies in Nationality

Course code: DPLJ401

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in the Legal Center for Foreigners

Course name: Advanced Studies in the Legal Center for Foreigners

Course code: DPLJ402

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Conflict of Laws

Course name: Advanced Studies in Conflict of Laws

Course code: DPLJ403

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in International Contracts

Course name: Advanced Studies in International Contracts

Course code: DLJ404

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Trade Union Legislation

Course name: Trade Union Legislation

Course code: DPLJ405

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in International Trade Law

Course name: Advanced Studies in International Trade Law

Course code: DPLJ406

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in E-Commerce

Course name: Advanced Studies in E-Commerce

Course code: DPLJ407

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Intellectual Property

Course name: Advanced Studies in Intellectual Property

Course code: DPLJ408

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Private International Law

Course name: Advanced Studies in Private International Law

Course code: DPLJ409

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

International Investment Laws

Course name: International Investment Laws

Course code: DPLJ410

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Courses Specializing in Commercial Law

The General Theory of Law

Course name: The General Theory of Law

Course code: DPLJ201

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Public Attachment Theory

Course name: Public Attachment Theory

Course code: DPLJ202

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Administrative Regulation

Course name: Administrative Regulation

Course code: DPLJ203

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Administrative Contracts

Course name: Administrative Contracts

Course code: DPLJ204

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Administrative Courts

Course name: Administrative Courts

Course code: DPLJ205

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Arbitration in Administrative Contracts

Course name: Arbitration in Administrative Contracts

Course code: DPLJ206

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Behavioral Issues

Course name: Behavioral Issues

Course code: DPLJ207

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Public Administration

Course name: Public Administration

Course code: DPLJ208

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Crimes Against Public Administration

Course name: Crimes Against Public Administration

Course code: DPLJ209

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Contemporary Administrative Issues

Course name: Contemporary Administrative Issues

Course code: DPLJ210

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Local Administration

Course name: Advanced Studies in Local Administration

Course code: DPLJ211

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Centralization and Decentralization of Administration

Course name: Centralization and Decentralization of Administration

Course code: DPLJ212

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Courses Specializing in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

Commercial Companies Law

Course name: Commercial Companies Law

Course code: DPCLJ501

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Business

Course name: Advanced Studies in Business

Course code: DPLJ502

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in the Legal Center for Foreigners

Course name: Advanced Studies in the Legal Center for Foreigners

Course code: DPLJ503

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Arbitration in Administrative Contracts

Course name: Arbitration in Administrative Contracts

Course code: DPLJ504

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Arbitration in Administrative Contracts

Course name: Arbitration in Administrative Contracts

Course code: DPLJ505

Credit hours: 4.00

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Behavioral Issues

Course name: Behavioral Issues

Course code: DLJ506

Credit hours: 4.00

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Advanced studies in Arbitration Contracts

Course name: Advanced studies in Arbitration Contracts

Course code: DPLJ507

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Regulation of International Trade

Course name: Regulation of International Trade

Course code: DPLJ508

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

International Arbitration Agreements

Course name: International Arbitration Agreements

Course code: DPLJ509

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced studies in E-Commerce

Course name: Advanced studies in E-Commerce

Course code: DPLJ510

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Courses Specializing in Intellectual Property

Advanced Studies in Patents and Industrial Designs

Course name: Advanced Studies in Patents and Industrial Designs

Course code: DPLJ701

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Brand, Trademarks and Geographical Indications

Course name: Advanced Studies Labor Legislation

Course code: DPLJ702

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Arbitration and Dispute Settlement in Intellectual Property Issues

Course name: Arbitration and Dispute Settlement in Intellectual Property Issues

Course code: DPLJ703

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in Literary Property

Course name: Advanced Studies in Literary Property

Course code: DPLJ704

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Advanced Studies in International Organizations Specialized in Intellectual Property Protection

Course name: Advanced Studies in International Organizations Specialized in Intellectual Property Protection

Course code: DPLJ705

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Intellectual Property Protection Project Through Digital Media

Course name: Intellectual Property Protection Project Through Digital Media

Course code: DPLJ706

Credit hours: 4.00

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Advanced Studies in the Fields of Intellectual Property

Course name: Advanced Studies in the Fields of Intellectual Property

Course code: DPLJ707

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Conflict of Laws in Intellectual Property Issues

Course name: Conflict of Laws in Intellectual Property Issues

Course code: DPLJ708

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..

Economic Development and Sustainable Development

Course name: Economic Development and Sustainable Development

Course code: DPLJ709

Credit hours: 4.00

Will be available soon..