The Master of Arts (MA) in Legal Systems in the Middle Eastern States is an advanced graduate program designed to provide an interdisciplinary and critical examination of the legal frameworks, institutions, and practices that define the Middle Eastern region. With a focus on both historical and contemporary perspectives, the program explores the distinctive legal systems in the Middle Eastern states, including the interaction between secular and religious legal traditions, the legacies of colonialism, and the evolving role of law in the context of modern political, social, and economic transformations.

The MA program is typically completed two years of full-time study or two to three years of part-time study. It consists of core modules, elective modules, and a research dissertation. The program is delivered through a combination of seminars, lectures, case studies, and independent research. Students will also engage in group discussions, presentations, and critical debates on contemporary legal issues in the Middle East. Graduates of the MA in Legal Systems in the Middle Eastern States will be well-equipped for careers in various legal, governmental, and non-governmental sectors. Career paths include positions in international law, human rights organizations, policy analysis, diplomatic services, and regional governance. The program also prepares students for academic careers in law, political science, and Middle Eastern studies, offering a strong foundation for further doctoral study.