Bachelor of Law Program at Al Yamamah University Receives Full Academic Program Accreditation Until 2030

Riyadh – May 2025

The Bachelor of Law program at the College of Law, Al Yamamah University, has received full academic program accreditation from the Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC), represented by the National Center for Academic Accreditation and Evaluation (NCAAA), for the period from May 2025 to April 2030.

This accreditation marks a continuation of the university’s pursuit of academic excellence and educational quality assurance, and stands as a testament to the College of Law’s continuous efforts in developing its programs and updating its curricula in alignment with national and international accreditation standards, as well as the needs of the labor market and sustainable development.

The program offers an integrated academic model, combining theoretical study, practical application, and field training, delivered by a distinguished group of faculty members, including both academics and legal professionals, which enhances the quality of graduates and their readiness for diverse legal work environments.

On this occasion, Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Hamoudi, Dean of the College of Law, expressed his pride in the achievement, emphasizing that receiving full programmatic accreditation is a culmination of the College’s and faculty members’ efforts in delivering a modern and dynamic legal education that keeps pace with evolving professional demands, prioritizes quality and distinction, and contributes to preparing national legal talents capable of competing at the highest levels.

This achievement aligns with the university’s strategic vision and mission to provide high-quality, comprehensive education, based on global best practices, and reinforces Al Yamamah University’s academic standing both locally and internationally.