Bachelor in Law

Tuition costs 71,700 AED per year.

The Bachelor in Law at Sorbonne University, Abu Dhabi, previously Paris Sorbonne University, Abu Dhabi, is offered in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and introduces students to the foundational principles and structures of legal systems. Undergraduate legal education typically covers areas such as constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, contract law, and legal methodology, giving students the analytical tools to interpret statutes, case law, and legal arguments. Students also generally develop skills in legal research, written argumentation, and oral advocacy, which form the basis for further specialization in specific areas of law. Graduates of law programs pursue a range of careers, including legal practice as advocates or legal counsel following further qualification, roles within corporate legal departments, government and regulatory bodies, and international organizations. Others move into fields such as compliance, contract management, or policy analysis, where legal training provides valuable analytical grounding even outside formal legal practice. Because legal systems vary by jurisdiction, many graduates who wish to practice as licensed lawyers pursue additional qualification or bar admission requirements specific to the jurisdiction in which they intend to work. As a bachelor's degree, the program builds foundational legal knowledge and reasoning skills across the early years of study before allowing for more advanced coursework in specific areas of law. Instruction is conducted in English, consistent with higher education practice across the United Arab Emirates. The program is accredited by the UAE Commission for Academic Accreditation, confirming compliance with the country's quality standards for higher education. Students entering this field typically bring strong reading comprehension, analytical thinking, and interest in how legal rules shape society and commerce.