The justifications for Law program include:

A. In recent years the kingdom has witnessed legislative and judicial developments, represented in the legislative side of the organization to update and complete the legislative structure to cover the various financial, economic and social activities, as well as environmental justice legislation and the accompanying restructuring of the courts and the institutions of the judiciary.

B. The growing role of the Kingdom on the Arab, regional and international arenas has led to an increase in the size and quality of the international conventions that the Kingdom has joined, which became part of the Saudi legal system.

C. The urgent need for the expansion of the legal studies on the one hand, and the need to develop the structure of the existing legal studies.

1- Studying the Saudi legal environment in both its legal and regulatory aspects, legislative and judicial, to allow the integration of the knowledge and skill aspects of the graduate and to achieve a distinguished level of qualification.

2- - Developing the student's self-employment capabilities and providing him with the ability to deal scientifically and systematically with practical legal issues and problems, which makes him qualified to engage in professional practical life.

3- Meeting the needs of the labor market for legal cadres with academic and practical qualifications.

4- Preparing a generation of graduates capable of understanding and highlighting the peculiarities of the Saudi legal system, which is based on rules derived from Sharia, and systems covering various commercial, financial, administrative, and social fields, and in which the capabilities of participation in the formulation of international agreements and the interactions of their application are achieved when the Kingdom is a party to them.

5- Contribute to spreading legal awareness in society, which will reflect positively on the work of state bodies and agencies and establish a culture of respect for laws.

6- Preparing a generation of qualified graduates to deal with the provisions of international law and its various rules in various fields, and how to reconcile them with the provisions of Saudi law based on Islamic law and its application at the local and international levels.

7- Graduating qualified national cadres capable of providing Sharia and legal advice and pleading before courts and judicial institutions and before arbitral tribunals, whether inside or outside the Kingdom.

8- Familiarity with the rules, mechanisms, apparatus, and requirements of international trade, commensurate with the important role played by the Kingdom in international trade.

8 academic levels -136 study hours.

Students after finishing this program are expected to:

Be knowledgeable about the Saudi legal environment in all legislative, regulative and judicial fields. This will promote competence in the field for students to achieve high qualifications.

Develop the ability to take independent action in order to deal scientifically and professionally with legal cases.

Meet the labor market needs for legal cadres who are scientifically and practically qualified.

Be capable of understanding the specificities of the Saudi legal system, which is based on Sharia regulations. Also, to be capable of involvement across a range of commercial, financial, administrative and social fields.

Contribute to spreading legal awareness in the society that reflects on the country in a positive manner.

Prepare qualified graduates who are able to deal with the regulations of international laws and reconcile these laws with the Saudi law that is governed by Islamic Sharia as well as applying the laws to local and international sectors.

Prepare national cadres who are able to give legal consultations and plead in courts within and outside of Saudi Arabia.

Become familiar with the rules, mechanisms and requirements of international trade, which corresponds with the important role that Saudi Arabia holds in international trading.​

Graduates can work or contribute to one of the following sectors:

Within legal departments of all Government sectors, both civil and military.

At the Bureau of Investigation and Prosecution.

Legal positions in the Ministry of Justice.

As part of the bureau of experts at the Council of Ministers and the Sharia​ Council.

Within legal departments in large companies.

Working as an attorney.

Legal adviser to a private sector enterprise.

Supporting positions within the judiciary.

As secretariats of committees with jurisdiction.

Within government bureaus and national associations concerned with human rights.

Occupying diplomatic and administrative positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Within those international and regional organizations that have been joined by the Kingdom.