About Faculty of Law at SNU

Welcome Message

ASALAMU ALAIKUM

Welcome to the Faculty of Law, Somali National University (SNU) Our faculty is highly known as a center that integrates theory, strategy and practical experiential learning to develop the best legal professionals. The proven quality of our students is marked by their entry into the legal fraternities not only in Malaysia but also overseas.

Here, we believe in taking a proactive approach and strives to be ahead in the industry. The faculty is driven by innovation and research, in anticipating the needs even before they arise. Our academic team consists of talents ranging from renowned leaders, prominent thinkers, experienced lawyers and consultants who pioneers the changes in the legal landscape of the country.

SNU Law is not only about studying law: it is about converting learning into practice through a focused process and constructive feedback. Our attention as a faculty covers a wide range of legal and policy issues, cybersecurity, not to mention ever-developing fields, constitutional law, international law, criminal law, environment law, and many more.

History

AFIS (Amministrazione fiduciaria della somalia) established in 1954 the Institute of law which was satellite of the universities of Rome and Padova. In December 1969 the institute of law was transformed into the faculty of law. Under the auspices of the Italian Technical Cooperation, the SNU faculty of law reached its highest potential.

After the outbreak of the civil war in 1991 all the institutions and infrastructures were completely destroyed and the country faced a total collapse. The Somali National University has been officially re-established again in 2014.

Vision and Mission

Somalia National University, Faculty of law aspires to be a center of quality in higher learning and research with scholars devoted to producing well-trained, competent, and responsible legal professionals who could make a significant impact in Somalia’s socio-economic development, democracy, good governance, and social justice.

Aims and goals

o   Aims/Objectives: Manage the faculty of law efficiently

o   Produce quality graduates

o   Contribute to knowledge, development and innovation

o   Developing all staff and students to their fullest potential;

o   Attracting a culturally and internationally diverse community of scholars.

o   Establishing within the faculty, centers that deal with our most pressing internal problems.

o   Guaranteeing international competitive qualifications.

·      Providing an intellectually and socially stimulating environment.

Goals: SNU Faculty of law seeks to enhance democracy, good governance, equality social justice and economic developments for the people of Somalia through quality programs of teaching, research and public services based in variation of our internal problems.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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