SCHOOL OF LAW
Degree and Title:
Bachelor's Degree in Law (LLB)
Program Hours:
144 credit hours + 3 Credit hours in field Training / 4 academic levels


Studying law at BUC is characterized by the practical application of the various branches of law, allowing students to experience the field through scientific, practical, and innovative methods. This approach combines the theoretical foundations of law across different branches with modern practices. The program is considered a unique model among law schools and is distinguished by the participation of highly qualified faculty members across all disciplines. The law program includes internal and external training hours in cooperation with diverse legal and judicial institutions.

Meet the Dean
Prof. Dr. Elsayyed Elaraby
Prof. Dr. Elsayyed Elaraby
Professor Dr. Elsayyed Elaraby Hassan is the current Dean of the School of Law at Badr University in Cairo.
Dr. Elaraby is the former Dean of the Faculty of Law at Helwan University and Head of the Department of Philosophy and History of Law. He is the General Secretary of the Standing Scientific Committee for the Promotion of Professors, a member of the Planning Committee of the Legal Studies Sector of the Higher Council of Universities, and the Law Rapporteur of the National Projects Department, Higher Council of Universities.
Dr. Elaraby is known for his numerous published works, like History of Egyptian Law, Society and Law in 1994, Introduction to the Study of Law in 2010, Introduction to Commercial Law in 2011, International Human rights in 2015, Introduction To Anglo-American Legal system in 2022, and more.
Dean’s Word
Professor Dr. Elsayyed Elaraby


Dean’s Word
Professor Dr. Elsayyed Elaraby
Dear Students,
Welcome to the BUC School of Law,
We pledge to provide our students with an exceptional legal education, imbued with a spiritual dimension and a steadfast commitment to social justice and community service. Our mission is to foster a nurturing and supportive learning environment. Our institution is structured to move beyond traditional legal formalism; consequently, the law program at BUC University embraces an innovative and interdisciplinary approach to legal education, equipping students with advanced legal knowledge. We aspire to cultivate an exceptionally qualified faculty, thereby ensuring our students an enriching and memorable learning experience in pursuit of a distinguished law degree.
Strategy
our Vision
our Mission
Object- ives
School of Law
Council
Prof. Dr. Elsayed Elaraby
Dean
Prof. Abdel-Rouf Hashem
Professor at the Public Law Department
Moataz Helaly Elsayed
Judge at Administrative Prosecution
Dr. Menna Tallah El-Gizawy
Lecturer of civil law
Dr. Mohamed Elshaer
Lecturer of Economics and Public Finance
School premises
- An IT lab with 25 PCs, 8 printers, 1 photocopier, and 2 scanners.
- The classrooms are well equipped with comfortable seats, a smart board, a data show device, a display screen, a microphone, headphones, Wi-Fi, and central air conditioning.
- The library at the School of Law connected with the central library, based on Campus, includes several innovative law books and publications set out in a relaxing environment, conducive to studying. There are comfortable seating areas, group study areas, a silent study area, and private study rooms.
- There are central halls and stands at the university that can be used when necessary, and they are all equipped for cultural, artistic, and sports activities
- The university offers a learning management system (LMS) for enhancing learning needs in all areas, assignments, examinations, and student registration attendance.
- The university offers healthcare facilities through well-equipped healthcare clinics (general clinics, dental care clinics, and physiotherapy clinics. There is a diverse food court offering cold and hot snacks as a small area offering a variety of groceries and cold snacks. In addition, there is a copy center, a bank, and a flower shop.
Community Services
- The faculty provides support for the activities of the Children’s University.
- The faculty provides support to the Institute of Professional Development and Continuing Education.
- An IT lab is available, equipped with 25 PCs, 8 printers, 1 photocopier, and 2 scanners.
- The classrooms are well-equipped with comfortable seating, smart boards, data projectors, display screens, microphones, headphones, Wi-Fi, and central air conditioning.
- The School of Law library, connected to the central campus library, houses a large collection of contemporary law books and publications in a relaxing, study-friendly environment. It features comfortable seating areas, group study areas, a silent study area, and private study rooms.
- The university provides central halls and stands, equipped for cultural, artistic, and sports activities, available for use when needed.
- The university offers a Learning Management System (LMS) to enhance learning in all areas, including assignments, examinations, and student registration and attendance.
- The university provides healthcare facilities through well-equipped clinics, including general, dental, and physiotherapy clinics. A diverse food court offers hot and cold snacks, and a small area provides a variety of groceries and cold snacks. Additionally, a copy center, a bank, and a flower shop are available.
LABORATORIES
& WORKSHOPS
The Legal Clinic
The Legal Clinic is one of the methods of developing legal education in law faculties and schools in various countries worldwide, in all their forms and legal systems, through a combination of legal study in its theoretical form and its practical and professional aspects in its environment.
The Moot Court Training Unit
The Moot Court Training Unit sessions for students have started, through which second and third year students receive practical training by studying real-life cases and distributing the roles among the participants. The goal of this unit is to strengthen the students’ knowledge and practical skills in addition to linking their academic studies to the real-life practice.
The Legal Clinic
The Legal Clinic is one of the methods of developing legal education in law faculties and schools in various countries worldwide, in all their forms and legal systems, through a combination of legal study in its theoretical form and its practical and professional aspects in its environment.
The Moot Court Training Unit
The Moot Court Training Unit sessions for students have started, through which second and third year students receive practical training by studying real-life cases and distributing the roles among the participants. The goal of this unit is to strengthen the students’ knowledge and practical skills in addition to linking their academic studies to the real-life practice.