The department was established in the academic year 1995–1996 with a specialization in "Legal Administration." Its curriculum includes the teaching of administrative and legal subjects, based on the requirements and needs of judicial, legal, and other governmental departments for this specialization. The department has provided these entities with competent graduates. Currently, many of the department's alumni work in various types of courts, while others have been appointed in legal departments of state offices in Najaf Governorate. The department continues to supply government departments with skilled graduates. Teaching is conducted by a specialized faculty of competent lecturers in administration and law, holding master's and doctoral degrees.
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Head of the Legal Administration Technology Department
Asst. Prof. Dr. Abdul Wahab Abdul Razzaq
Legal Administration Technology
The department aims to be distinguished in its field of specialization by meeting the needs of society through active contributions to social, economic, and cultural development. It strives to prepare students in administrative and legal sciences, enabling them to innovate and create with the quality demanded by the labor market in their field of specialization. Additionally, the department seeks to develop scientific research to help address administrative and legal issues and enhance curriculum development.
- The department strives in its scientific, practical, and research efforts to prepare technical staff with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage the labor market administratively and legally in various legal, judicial, and justice institutions, as well as in law firms and companies. The goal is to enable them to provide administrative and legal services with a high level of professionalism. The department adopts an advanced dual teaching and learning strategy in its curricula and research activities to create potential opportunities for innovation and achievement.
- Preparing qualified technical staff to carry out criminal investigation tasks, procedural legal work, and administrative duties required in the judicial field, as well as in other state institutions and the private sector.
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Department Statistics Academic Year 2024–2025
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Legal Administration Technology Morning Program Academic Year 2024–2025
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Legal Administration Technology Evening Program Academic Year 2024–2025
