Law Studies in Morocco
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Agadir/ Higher Institute of the Magistracy/Rabat/ What are the access requirements? On completion of the secondary school program (baccalaureate), students can pursue their studies in many open-access ( What is the duration of study? Bachelor’s [3 years], Master’s [2 years], Doctotate [3 years] What are the courses offered? (…) What are the subjects studied? (…) What are the degrees awarded? What are the job prospects? (…) Related institutions, Facilities and Services Morocco’s Constitution of 2011 Add a comment
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Where can I study “Law”?
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Casablanca/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Fez/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Kenitra/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Marrakech/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Meknes/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Mohammadia/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Rabat/Agdal/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Rabat/Souisi/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Salé/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Settat/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Oujda/
Faculty of Legal, Economic & Social Sciences/Tangier/
Higher Institute of the Magistracy – Rabat
) higher education institutions. They are, however, required to have a high baccalaureate/higher secondary certificate grades and take an entrance exam to attend limited-access () institutions. As for private (
) higher education institutions, students may be required to sit an entrance exam/interview, as well as pay registration and scholarship fees.
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Supreme Council of Magistracy – Rabat
Ministry of Justice – Rabat
Supreme Court – Rabat
Trade Tribunal – Rabat
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