Secretary
Tel: (+968) 26850100 - Ext: 241
Email: AAbreiki@su.edu.om
Ms. Asma Al Muqbali
Administrative Officer
Tel: (+968) 26850100 - Ext: 215
Email: AMuqbali@su.edu.om
Office: Barka, 3rd Floor
A Bachelor’s degree program is offered in Law and is taught in Arabic. Learning at the Faculty of Law is more than simply a classroom experience: a fully-functional, on-campus Moot Court, which enacts simulated legal cases, supports the development of legal advocacy. Also, students visit real courts to watch the proceedings and to gain an understanding of how what they learn at university will be applied in the real world. This strong and on-going connection with the legal profession at work ensures that Faculty of Law curricula are kept relevant to contemporary legal issues.
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Assessment
- Formal and Informal Lectures
- Tutorials
- Laboratory Practicals
- Workshop skills
- Seminars
- Group and individually assessed projects
Undergraduate fees
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12 |
159 R.O |
18 |
159 R.O |
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159 R.O |
20 |
159 R.O |
Graduates who hold a degree awarded by the Faculty of Law are qualified to practice law but will possess knowledge and skills that can be applied to a host of professions. For example, many companies need compliance officers to check that accounting meets legal requirements. Insurance companies employ law graduates, as they appreciate their eye for detail and negotiating skills - as do major retailers. Publishers, including the news media, consult or employ lawyers to ensure the veracity and legal standing of their information before it is printed. A degree in Law should be seen as the beginning of career aspirations rather than as a culmination.
