Civil Core Requirements 41 cr. Major Requirements 79 cr. Major Elective Requirements 8 cr. LAW 201, LAW 202, LAW 203, LAW 204, LAW 205, LAW 206, LAW 207, LAW 208, LAW 301, LAW 302, LAW 303, LAW 304, LAW 305, LAW 306, LAW 307, LAW 308, LAW 309, LAW 310, LAW 311, LAW 401, LAW 402, LAW 403, LAW 404, LAW 405, LAW 406, LAW 495. LAW 260, LAW 261, LAW 262, LAW 263, LAW 264, LAW 265, LAW 360, LAW 361, LAW 362, LAW 363, LAW 364, LAW 365, LAW 366, LAW 367, LAW 368, LAW 369, LAW 370, LAW 371, LAW 460, LAW 461, LAW 462, LAW 463, LAW 464, LAW 465, LAW 466, LAW 467, LAW 468, LAW 469, LAW 470. Law is the basis of legal science. It is the only course taught for 8 semesters, which allows students to obtain a Bachelor of Law degree. The General Theory of Law is taught during the first semester. Course topics include the concept and characteristics of legal rules, division of legal rules (i.e. the branches of law), sources of legal rules, interpretation and construction of legal rules, application of legal rules (i.e. judicial authority, application in time and space), and legal systems (i.e. RomanoGermanic Law, Common Law, Islamic Law, Asiatic Law, etc.). Language of Instruction: Arabic (legal terms, Religion and Social Issues Catholic Faith and Spirituality World Religions The Maronites: Faith and Cultural Heritage Marriage and Family in the Catholic Church LAW 250, LAW 252, LAW 253, LAW 254, LAW 255, LAW 350, LAW 351, LAW 352, LAW 353, LAW 450, LAW 451, LAW 452, LAW 453, LAW 454.

Civil Law II: Introduction to Law II - Theory of Right