Faculty of law and international relations
Manhattan International University was established to be an integrated academic center that combines the quality of education, scientific research, and community service.
The University includes various faculties covering the humanitarian, economic, political, medical, and media fields, and grants Bachelor’s, Diploma, Master’s, and Doctoral degrees.
The University adopts the credit hours system and pays great attention to practical training and field application, ensuring the preparation of competent graduates who are able to compete in the local and international labor market.
Overview:
The Faculty of Law and International Relations aims to provide students with a deep understanding of legal systems, diplomacy, and global governance. The program focuses on both national and international law, preparing graduates to operate in a world driven by global cooperation and justice.
Majors:
International Law
Human Rights Law
Diplomacy and Global Studies
Comparative Legal Systems
Program Duration: 4 years
Credit Hours: 132 credit hours
Career Opportunities:
Graduates can work as legal advisors, diplomats, international relations officers, or consultants in governmental and non-governmental organizations.