Faculty of Sharia & Law
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Faculty of Sharia & Law
Our Bachelor in Sharia and Law program is an academic as well as professional degree. Being a law graduate you would be able to understand the judicial, legislative and executive system of Somalia. This degree will empower you to raise your voice against violence and crime in the society. After attaining a law degree you not only be able to go for higher studies but you can also start practicing as an advocate in different courts. If you are a good debater, human rights activist or having excellent communication skills you must opt this profession and play your effective role to make a better society.
Baccalaureate degree (B.A) in Sharia and Law shall be conferred on the student who successfully completes (146) credit hours
The required credits are in the subjects outlined below:
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Faculty of Law
Our B.A in Lawprogram is an academic as well as professional degree. Being a law graduate you would be able to understand the judicial, legislative and executive system of Somalia. This degree will empower you to raise your voice against violence and crime in the society. After attaining a law degree you not only be able to go for higher studies but you can also start practicing as an advocate in different courts. If you are a good debater, human rights activist or having excellent communication skills you must opt this profession and play your effective role to make a better society.
Baccalaureate degree (B.A) in Law shall be conferred on the student who successfully completes (146) credit hours
The required credits are in the subjects outlined below:
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Bachelor of Sharia & Islamic Studies
Islam is one of the most influential and widely practised religions in the world.
This B.A in Sharia & Islamic Studies degree offers you teaching of the highest standard, in a research-intensive environment where scholars and students come together to explore the rich and variegated landscape of Islam, Muslim societies and cultures.
Baccalaureate degree (B.A) in Sharia & Islamic Studies shall be conferred on the student who successfully completes (146) credit hours
The required credits are in the subjects outlined below: