Develop advanced legal knowledge through focused study of private law, strengthening analytical reasoning, legal research, and professional skills for careers across modern legal practice and related fields.
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Private Law
The Private Law curriculum covers core legal principles alongside specialized areas including contracts, property, torts, corporate law, family law, international transactions, dispute resolution, comparative law, and legal research. Students develop analytical and research skills while examining contemporary legal issues and practical applications across diverse areas of private legal practice.
1 Year (Self-Paced)
Bachelor's Degree or equiv. international education
Explore our comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with advanced, industry-relevant knowledge, analytical skills, and research expertise in Private Law.
5 courses in this module
This course provides an advanced examination of the foundations, principles, theories, and contemporary development of private law.
This course provides an advanced examination of the foundations, principles, theories, and contemporary development of private law. Students examine the legal relationships between private parties and develop a comprehensive understanding of the principles governing rights, obligations, remedies, and private legal responsibility.
This course provides an advanced examination of contractual principles and commercial agreements.
This course provides an advanced examination of contractual principles and commercial agreements. Students study the formation, interpretation, performance, breach, termination, and enforcement of contracts within domestic and commercial contexts.
This course examines the principles governing ownership, possession, use, transfer, and protection of property rights.
This course examines the principles governing ownership, possession, use, transfer, and protection of property rights. Students develop an advanced understanding of legal interests in movable and immovable property and the remedies available for property disputes.
This course provides an advanced study of civil liability arising from wrongful acts and omissions.
This course provides an advanced study of civil liability arising from wrongful acts and omissions. Students examine negligence, intentional torts, strict liability, causation, defenses, damages, and other remedies available under private law.
This course develops advanced legal research, analytical, and jurisprudential skills required for postgraduate legal study and professional practice.
This course develops advanced legal research, analytical, and jurisprudential skills required for postgraduate legal study and professional practice. Students examine legal reasoning, research methodology, judicial interpretation, legal theory, and contemporary jurisprudential debates.
5 courses in this module
This course examines private legal relationships involving multiple jurisdictions and provides advanced knowledge of international contracts..
This course examines private legal relationships involving multiple jurisdictions and provides advanced knowledge of international contracts, jurisdiction, choice of law, cross-border transactions, and recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments.
This course examines the private-law principles governing corporations, commercial relationships, business transactions, and corporate obligations.
This course examines the private-law principles governing corporations, commercial relationships, business transactions, and corporate obligations. Students develop advanced knowledge of corporate rights, commercial agreements, governance, and private commercial disputes.
This course provides an advanced examination of family relationships and personal status under private law. Students explore marriage..
This course provides an advanced examination of family relationships and personal status under private law. Students explore marriage, divorce, parental rights, family property, succession, and legal issues affecting individuals and families.
This course examines alternative mechanisms for resolving private disputes outside traditional court litigation.
This course examines alternative mechanisms for resolving private disputes outside traditional court litigation. Students develop advanced knowledge of negotiation, mediation, arbitration, conciliation, settlement, and contemporary dispute-resolution mechanisms.
This course provides an advanced comparative examination of private-law systems and contemporary legal challenges.
This course provides an advanced comparative examination of private-law systems and contemporary legal challenges. Students analyze different legal traditions and evaluate how private law responds to technological, economic, social, and international developments.
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Multiple financing options and scholarships are available to help you achieve your educational goals.
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Bachelor's Degree or equiv. international education
60 Hours credit hours
1 Year (Self-Paced)
10 total courses in the program
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