33 Master's Programs in Law in the Middle East

Top universities for Law in the Middle East

Ranked by how many law programs each one runs in the Middle East — the count is next to the name.

• University of Sharjah (4)
• United Arab Emirates University (4)
• Umm Al Quwain University (Formerly: Emirates Canadian University College) (3)
• Ajman University (3)
• Middlesex University Dubai (2)
• Abu Dhabi University (2)
• Al Ain University (Previously, Al Ain University of Science & Technology) (2)
• City University Ajman (Formerly: City University College of Ajman) (2)
• Imam Malik College for Sharia and Law (2)
• University of Khorfakkan (2)

Masters (MS) in Law in the Middle East: common questions

How many law programs are there in the Middle East?

33 law masters programs at 17 universities in the Middle East are open to international students, as of 11 October 2026.

How much does a law degree in the Middle East cost?

The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for master's programs in law in the Middle East is 20,828 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 20,217 USD and 48,208 USD a year.

Can I study law in the Middle East in English?

Yes — 100% of the law programs in the Middle East in our catalog are taught in English (33 of 33).