The College of Sciences and Theoretical Studies offers a Bachelor’s program in Law, with the aim of providing a distinguished educational program in its content that keeps pace with legislative developments, creates interaction between Sharia rules and regulatory rules, and ensures the development of the student’s self-skills through its presentation using technological educational means, in order to prepare specialized and qualified cadres with modern qualification that enables them to participate in various development sectors. Vision: Providing an educational program distinguished in its content according to the highest quality standards and best global practices, keeping pace with legislative developments, creating interaction between Sharia rules and regulatory rules, and ensuring the development of the student’s self-skills, through relying on blended learning style and presenting it using technological educational means, in order to prepare specialized, qualified, trained, and scientifically and practically distinguished cadres in the field of law, qualifying them to participate in various development sectors, achieving the targets of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 towards qualifying and educating the largest possible segment of national human resources and enabling them to compete in the labor market. Mission: Qualifying competencies with distinguished cognitive and research skills that keep pace with regulatory developments in various fields of legal sciences, to contribute to raising the cognitive level in a way that contributes to serving society.
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