Guidance Plan/ Master of Criminal Science
First Year (ىلولأا ةنسلا)Second Year (ةيناثلا ةنسلا) First Semester (لولأا لصفلا)Second Semester (يناثلا لصفلا)First Semester (لولأا لصفلا)Second Semester (يناثلا لصفلا) ينوناقلا ثحبلا جهنم Legal research methodology 0303606 باقعلا ملع يف ةقمعم تاسارد Advanced Studies in the Science of Punishment 0302613يلودلا يئانجلا نوناقلا يف ةقمعم تاسارد Advanced Studies in International Criminal Law 0302615 ةلاسرلا Thesis 0302694
ةيئازجلا تاءارجلإا نوناق يف ةقمعم تاسارد Advanced Studies in the Law of Criminal Procedure 030261
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ةصاخلا ةيئازجلا تاعيرشتلا يف ةقمعم تاسارد Advanced Studies in Special Criminal Legislations 0302614
Elective Course (2) (2) يرايتخإ صصخت قاسم تابوقعلا نوناق يف ةقمعم تاسارد Advanced Studies in Penal Law 0302612Elective Course (1) (1) يرايتخإ صصخت قاسم 9969 1815 33
Brief Course Descriptions
Course Title & No. Brief Course Description
Advanced Studies in the Law of Criminal
Procedure 0302611
The general Curriculum: This course includes a definition of the criminal procedure law, the lawsuits arising from the crime, the stages of the criminal lawsuit, the reasons for its expiry, the powers of the judicial officers, the criminal judgment and the ways to appeal judgments.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of more than one topic of the Code of Criminal Procedures, to be determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
At least one third of the course is taught in English, and one-third of the course's total grade is allocated to it.
Advanced Studies in Penal Law
0302612
General Curriculum: The study of the general theory of crime and punishment, as well as precautionary measures of all its forms, measures of deprivation of rights and material and social measures.
Special Curriculum: This course includes an in-depth study of one or more subjects of the Penal Code to be determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Advanced Studies in the Science of Punishment
0302613
The general Curriculum: Includes the definition of punishment via the study of the concept of punishment, its criteria, and method of its implementation in Punitive Institutions and means of sentence care during the penalty inside and outside these institutions as well as subsequent care to implementation of the punishment.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of the major subjects of the discipline of punishment science is determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Advanced Studies in Special Criminal
Legislations 0302614
The general Curriculum: Includes the study of the special section of the Penal Code, especially the crimes against persons, funds and crimes prejudicial to the public interest, provided that the content of this section is determined in accordance with the topic studied in the special curriculum.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of one or more topics of special penal legislation, to be determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Advanced Studies in International Criminal
Law 0302615
The general Curriculum: Includes the definition of international criminal law, a review of its historical development, a study of its main sources, the definition of international crimes and the nature of international criminal liability.
Special Curriculum: Includes the in-depth study of one or more topics of international criminal law to be determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
At least one-third of the course is taught in English, and one-third of the course's total grade is allocated to it.
Forensic Medicine 0302616
The general Curriculum: Includes the definition of Forensic medicine and its distinction from other evidence and its historical development, the importance of Forensic medicine and its relation to the judiciary, and the regulations and ethics of the medical profession.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of one or more topics of forensic science, determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Practical criminal investigation
0302617
The general Curriculum: Includes the definition of the Practical Criminal Investigation, and the statement of all legitimate measures and means to reach the truth and punish the perpetrator of the crime.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of one or more topics of the Practical Criminal Investigation, determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Expertise in criminal matters 0302618
The general Curriculum: Includes the definition of Expertise in criminal matters and its scope, the procedural system of expertise in criminal cases, the effects of experience in terms of the strength of the expert's testimony report in criminal evidence, include the criminal responsibility of the expert.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of one or more topics of expertise in criminal matters, to be determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Islamic criminal legislation
0302619
The general Curriculum: Includes the study of the general theory of crime and punishment in Islamic law.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of one or more topics of Islamic criminal legislation, determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Comparative legal systems 0302620
The general Curriculum: Includes a study of the main topics in the Latin and Anglo-American legal systems in terms of historical origins, sources, and the judicial and procedural system.
Special Curriculum: An in-depth study of one or more topics of specialized criminal sciences in any of the comparative legal systems is determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Advanced studies in Criminology
0302621
The general Curriculum: Includes the definition of criminology and the determination of its subjects, the interpretation of the criminal phenomenon and scientific theories that explained the criminal behavior, and the internal and external factors affecting the criminal phenomenon.
Special Curriculum: It includes an in-depth study of one or more topics of criminology, which is determined in the light of the criteria adopted by the College Council.
Legal research methodology
0303606
The course includes a study of the main principles of legal research, determination of the objective of the research, writing of the research plan/outline, selection of the references, drawing ideas from them and ethical reference to them, drawing of conclusions, and recommendations and ways of legal drafting. A third of the total grade is allocated to this theoretical section.
The course also aims to prepare students for empirical research under the supervision of the course teacher in order to train the student on the applied scientific research methods. Two thirds of the total grade are allocated to this practical section.