HBKU’s College of Law holds information session on graduate study opportunities
Gulf Times
Prospective students attended a Graduate Studies Information Session held by the College of Law at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) on January 25.
During a presentation led by Dean Susan L. Karamanian, participants learned more about the College of Law’s four innovative graduate programs.
The programs are the Juris Doctor degree, two specialized master of laws degree programs, one in International Economic and Business Law and the other in International Law and Foreign Affairs, and the degree of Doctor of Juridical Science, which is the college’s most advanced degree.
Faculty highlighted the unique research and co-curricular opportunities that are part of legal education at HBKU, and which have earned the College of Law an international reputation for quality and innovation in teaching and research.
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