Master’s Programs – College of Judicial Studies and Regulations | Deanship of Postgraduate Studies And Research

In addition to the general admission requirements for postgraduate programs, applicants to the master’s programs at the College of Judicial Studies and Regulations must meet the following requirements:

Program	Required Previous Qualification	Additional Admission Requirements	Application Period	Track	Gender
Judicial Studies	Bachelor’s degree in Judicial Studies, Sharia, Regulations, Legal Systems, or Legal Studies	—	Evening period	Judicial Studies (Administrative Judiciary) Judicial Studies (Commercial Judiciary) Judicial Studies (Criminal Judiciary) Judicial Studies (General)	Male Only
Regulations	Bachelor’s degree in Judicial Studies, Sharia, Regulations, Legal Systems, or Legal Studies	—	General period	—	Male / Female
Intellectual Property, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation (Executive Program)	Bachelor’s degree in any discipline	A minimum of one year of administrative work experience. Achieving the minimum required score in an approved English language proficiency test: IELTS: 4.5 or equivalent TOEFL or STEP score. Applicants holding academic degrees from universities in English-speaking countries, or whose bachelor’s degree was taught in English (with official proof), are exempt from the English language requirement. Submission of a Statement of Purpose outlining the applicant’s motivation for joining the program. Submission of the applicant’s Curriculum Vitae (CV). Payment of program service fees amounting to SAR 80,000, payable in installments each semester; fees are non-refundable except in cases where the program is not activated.	Weekend	—	Male / Female