A three‑credit, skills-focused course designed for law students to improve their Arabic for legal contexts. It combines grammar consolidation, analytical reading of legal texts, legal writing practice and oral presentation skills — suited to students who need precision in legal language and clearer expression in Arabic.
The syllabus is organised into four units:
The course page does not list specific admission prerequisites; it is presented as a law‑oriented Arabic language unit intended for law students. Prospective enrollees should check the university catalogue or programme office for registration rules.
By improving precision in Arabic reading, writing and oral presentation within legal contexts, the course supports students preparing for careers where legal drafting, interpretation and courtroom or client communication in Arabic are required, such as roles in legal practice, judiciary support, government legal departments, or compliance and policy functions.
No funding information is provided on the course page. Students should consult UAEU scholarship offices or central funding pages for available grants, tuition support or fee‑waiver options applicable to enrolled students.
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