Dr. Abdullah Alshamrani

Assistant Professor

Department of Law  - Faculty of Business Administration
 Legal Advisor in the Department of Legal Affairs

Specialist in International Law


Qualifications

- Doctor of Philosophy, Flinders University, Australia
2024.
- Master’s in International Law, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
2017.
- Bachelor’s in Law, Najran University, Saudi Arabia
2013.

Experiences

Professional Experience - Assistant Professor, Department of Systems, College of Business Administration, Najran University, 1446H – Present. - Lecturer, Department of Systems, College of Administrative Sciences, Najran University, 1442H – 1446H. - Teaching Assistant, Department of Systems, College of Administrative Sciences, Najran University, 1435H – 1442H. Memberships and Committees - Legal Affairs Consultant, 1447H – Present. - Member of the Committee for Studying Transport and Allowance Files in the Systems Department, 1447H - Present.
- Director of Academic Counseling for the Systems Department, College of Business Administration, Najran University, 1446H.
- Vice President of the Scientific Research Committee for the College of Business Administration, Najran University, 1446H.
- Vice President of the Committee for Job Needs and Transfer, Scholarships, Postgraduate Students Affairs, and Exchange Students Affairs for the Systems Department, College of Business Administration, Najran University, 1446H.
- Member of the Planning and Follow-up Committee for Measuring Performance for the Systems Department, College of Business Administration, Najran University, 1446H.
- Assistant Secretary of the Deanship of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Najran University, 1440H - 1441H.
- Scholarship Officer, Systems Department, Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Najran University, 1439 - 1441H.

Specialties and Skills

Research Interests
State Sovereignty - Statre Responsibility - Responsibility to Protect - International Relations 

Training Courses

Training Courses

Research Studies

Humanitarian Intervention Between the Protection of Human Rights and the Principle of Sovereignty

State Responsibility and the Breach of International Law by Non-State Armed Actors: Case of the Syrian Conflict

Course Offerings

International Law
Private International Law
International Investment Law
Criminal Procedure Law
Cybercrimes System
Intellectual Property
Executive Law

Office Hours

Description

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