Arees International American University
Faculty of Political Science
Faculty of Political Science and International Law / Department of International Law
Bachelor’s degree in international law
First year:
Chapter One:
_ Introduction to Legal Sciences (1 theory of law)
_ History of laws
_ political economy
Civil Law (1)
_ Social institutions in the modern state
Foreign Language
Chapter II:
Constitutional law and political institutions
Public freedoms and human rights
Introduction to Legal Science (2 Theory of Truth)
Foreign Language
Second Year:
Chapter One:
Civil Procedure
Penal Code (General Section)
Civil Law (2)
Administrative Law
Chapter II:
Constitutional systems
International law and international organizations
Money and banks
Development of international relations
Third Year:
Chapter One:
Criminal Law (2)
Civil Law (3)
Evolution of political thought
Methodology of Scientific Research
Chapter II:
Special administrative law
Family law and personal status
Public Finance
Commercial Law
the fourth year:
Chapter One:
Regional and international organizations
Civil Law (4)
Commercial Law
International Private Law
Chapter II:
General Administrative Law
Labor Law and Social Security
Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence
Maritime law and air law
• Diploma of Public Law: (Master’s degree)
Chapter One:
– The Constitutional law :
General principles of constitutional law, constitutional order, constitution and its origin, amendment of constitutions, legislative power, executive power, judiciary.
– Administrative Law :
Definition of administrative law, administrative activity, public funds, public officials, the work of administrative authority, privileges of administrative authority.
– Public international law :
Introduction to International Law, Persons of Public International Law, International Scope in Peace and War, International Humanitarian Law.
– Public freedoms and human rights:
The concept of freedom and rights, types of freedoms, international and regional conventions on human rights, freedom of education, expression and personal freedom, freedom of association and parties.
– Public administration and administrative modernization:
Public administration, public administration, public administration, public sector planning, planning in the private sector, planning in public institutions, administrative modernization, rules and methods, organization, organization and its components, organizational structures in the public sector, organizational structures In the private sector, control and achievement of objectives, control in the public sector, control in the private sector.
– International economic law and economic policy:
World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Investment Policy, Production Policy and Employment Policy, International Trade Policy, International Trade Agreements, International Economy, Relationship between the National and International Economy, International Monetary Relations.
Chapter II:
– Public Finance: Theory of Expenditure, Revenue Theory, Budget, Planning in Monetary Policy, Tax Policy, Central Bank and Monetary Policy.
– International and regional organizations:
United Nations, UN Security Council, UNESCO, UNICEF, ILO, League of Arab States, Organization of African States, Gulf Cooperation Council, Organization of Islamic States.
– Environment and civil organization.
– Diplomatic position and international public office:
The establishment of the political and consular system, the selection of members of the diplomatic and consular corps, the legal status of the ambassador, the legal status of the consul, diplomatic immunity, its concept and limits, diplomatic relations between States.
– International Relations :
The development of international relations, the study of international relations, international relations and law, theoretical concepts in international relations, political realism, the factors of state power, sovereignty and power, the system of balance of power in international relations, the system of collective security, the development of international relations from the Treaty of Westphalia , World War I and its causes and the position of the major Powers, the development of international relations between the two world wars, World War II.
– Contemporary international and Arab issues:
The Palestinian issue, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the new international situation, the problem of the displaced and the regional conflict, the issues of reform and modernization in the Arab world, the water issue.
Arees International American University