Master
Law
Course Catalog
Common Courses
~6 creditsMajor Courses
~21 creditsElective Courses
~21 creditsOption 1: Thesis Writing
~12 creditsOption 2: Proposal Writing and State Exam
~6 creditsCourse titles and credit hours are indicative. The official curriculum is published each academic year by the Dean’s office and is subject to update.
Program Learning Outcomes
Hard Skills
Apply legal research methodologies to examine legislation, case materials, legal principles, and evidence to develop well-supported legal arguments.
Develop knowledge of property and land law principles, including ownership, rights, obligations, and legal issues related to land and property.
Analyze contractual relationships, legal obligations, and commercial transactions while applying principles of special contract and international commercial law.
Understand legal frameworks governing human rights and international criminal law, including their application to complex legal and social issues.
Apply legal principles relating to employment relationships, workplace rights, employer responsibilities, and labor-related disputes.
Develop knowledge of land dispute resolution, negotiation, mediation, and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for addressing legal conflicts.
Analyze the relationship between law, government institutions, public policy, and governance in addressing legal and administrative matters.
Use structured research approaches and analytical methods to evaluate legal information and develop evidence-based conclusions and recommendations.
Soft Skills
Develop the ability to examine complex legal issues, evaluate different interpretations, and formulate logical and well-supported conclusions.
Strengthen the ability to identify legal issues, assess possible solutions, and apply appropriate legal principles to complex situations.
Build skills in negotiation, mediation, and constructive dispute resolution to manage disagreements and achieve practical outcomes.
Develop clear and precise communication skills for presenting legal arguments, explaining complex legal matters, and engaging with clients and stakeholders.
Apply ethical principles, professional responsibility, and sound judgment when addressing legal and organizational matters.
Develop the ability to lead and collaborate effectively with colleagues, legal professionals, organizations, and other stakeholders.
Strengthen accuracy and attention to detail when reviewing legal documents, interpreting regulations, and analyzing complex legal information.
Build the ability to adapt to changes in legislation, legal practices, and regulatory environments while maintaining a commitment to continuous professional development.
What you need to apply.
Must have a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent certificate in a related field. If a student has an academic background in a different major from their bachelor's degree, they must complete a pre-master program with 3 subjects. If student has relevant experience and can provide documentation, the Postgraduate School will consider waiving some courses in the pre-master program.
Khmer instruction. Some programs in English.
Application form, BACII Certificate, 3 recent photos (4x6), National identity card, Birth certificate (if applicable.)