Gain a broad-based legal education that situates law in its social context. This programme explores what the law is, how it works, why it is a certain way, who it works for, and how it might be improved. You will develop the knowledge and skills to understand, apply, and critique the law, preparing for a wide range of professional careers.
The LLB at City University Qatar mirrors the curriculum, learning outcomes, and academic standards of the UK-delivered programme. The LLB programme by Ulster University is accredited by the Law Society of Northern Ireland (LSNI), the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), and the Bar Standards Board (BSB). City University Qatar ensures complete alignment with these high-quality standards. Graduates may be eligible to apply for accreditation, membership, or further professional qualifications with relevant regulatory bodies, subject to the specific requirements of their chosen jurisdiction and career pathway.
With opportunities for practical legal experience, international networking, and the prestige of an Honours degree, students are prepared to shape the region’s legal future. The programme is aligned with Qatar’s educational strategies and global legal education trends, meeting the growing demand for high-quality legal education in the region.
I Will Learn
– How law protects citizens; human rights, access to justice, counter-terrorism measures, freedom of speech, right to privacy, Brexit.
– An understanding of the relationship between European Union (EU) law and national law.
– The skills to present legal arguments in an organised, robust, and principled manner.
Hands-on Experience
– Students will benefit from a dedicated moot courtroom facility in Qatar, designed to support practical training and mooting competitions.
– Put theory into practice and gain insights into professional life with internship opportunities.
Why Ulster Programme?
- Ulster University is ranked in the Top 15 for Law by the Times Good University Guide 2025.
Entry Requirements for direct entry into Year One are subject to completion of 13 years of education and are assessed on a case-by-case basis, varying depending on the programme applied for. General entry requirements include:
– International Baccalaureate (IB): An overall profile of a minimum of 24 points (with at least 12 points at higher level), and grade 4 or above in HL or SL Mathematics
– British System: 3 A-levels; the required grades and subjects depend on the programme applied for. A minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade C or above is required, including GCSE Mathematics
– To qualify for our bachelor’s programme, applicants must meet all the following criteria. Some may have specific math and physics grade prerequisites
– Other international qualifications: These will be considered on merit for equivalency with the above requirements
AND
– English Language Requirements – an IELTS overall score of at least 6.0, with no band lower than 5.5, or an equivalent qualification
OR
– Successful completion of Ulster’s International Foundation Programme
Duration: 3-4 years with an Integrated Foundation Year
Instruction: Modular
Module Design: 120 credits per year, 3 modules per semester
Hons Qualification: 18 modules
If you’ve completed 12 years of high school (Grade 12/Thanawiyah), you must successfully complete the International Foundation Programme before advancing to year one of LLB (Hons) Bachelor of Laws.
International Foundation Programme
Semester 1
– Introduction to Entrepreneurial Leadership
– Introduction to Creative Industries
– English with Study Skills or Extended Critical Thinking for Undergraduate Study
Semester 2
– Exploring Cultural Identities
– English for Academic Transition or Project-Based Learning
– Careers and Sustainable Futures
Year 1
Semester 1
– Exploring Law
– Criminal Law
– Alternative Dispute Resolution
Semester 2
– Public Law
– Administrative Law in Practice
– Law of Tort
Year 2
Semester 1
– Introduction to Property Law
– Contract Law
– Equality Law
Semester 2
– Land Law
– European Law
– Business and Commercial Law
Year 3
Semester 1
– Equity and Trusts
– Legal Technology: Innovation & Informatics
– Company Law
Semester 2
– Advocacy
– Law of Evidence
– Dissertation – Law
