Real estate is among the most ubiquitous fields in the practice of law.
All lawyers deal with real estate one way or another, whether directly or indirectly, no matter their individual specialization. You may find yourself supporting any of the various parties concerned in any real estate transaction.
Many lawyers and jurists find themselves dealing with real estate law but aren’t equipped with the tools they need in that area during their first law degree. With countless lawyers involved in planning and construction, real estate contracts, representing buyers and sellers, and complex transactions with the Israel Land Authority, many find themselves lacking the professional knowledge needed to manage this area of law.
To remedy this issue, we developed a study program that’s unique in Israeli academia – a master’s degree in law with a specialization in real estate.
The program, sponsored by the Ministry of Construction and Housing of Israel, includes diverse courses from leading experts.
If you’re interested in developing a thorough understanding of real estate law, we invite you to join this program and gain comprehensive knowledge and the prestigious master’s degree to show it.
The practical and enriching curriculum features comprehensive, practical knowledge in the field of real estate law, delivered by top lecturers in Israeli real estate.
The digital age has now become an integral part of leading a life of commerce, economics, and law.
In a reality where autonomous systems driven by artificial intelligence are penetrating the fields of commerce, medicine, art, transportation, and warfare, where commerce and communication are conducted using the internet and blockchain platforms, and where smart contracts and digital currencies are replacing traditional commercial-legal tools – questions arise regarding the readiness of the legal world and law students to deal with commercial and legal issues with tools created before these innovations became dominant.
The program is designed to impart knowledge on the impact of the technological revolution on the world of law, focusing on commercial law and innovation, and imparting legal tools to face these new challenges, along with deepening research and encouraging creative and critical thinking.
This degree is relevant to many business fields, including contracts, torts, companies, labor, and more. It prepares lawyers for the internet age and for legal work related to the high-tech industry.