Dr. Mohammed Attallah, Assistant Professor of International Law and International Trainer

Assistant Professor of Public International Law with distinguished academic and professional experience in teaching law in its various branches, including public international law in particular, Saudi law, and several other Arab laws, in both Arabic and English. My experience combines university teaching at American and British universities, international training with the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) program, and practical legal practice in the legal profession. This allows me to simplify complex legal concepts and present them in a practical and easily understandable manner.

My teaching methodology is interactive and modern, linking theory to practice through real-world case studies, open discussions, and practical exercises. This helps students achieve deep understanding rather than memorization. I also focus on developing critical thinking and legal analysis skills, preparing students to handle legal issues in real-world professional settings.

I utilize a flexible teaching methodology that progresses from basics to advanced levels, simplifying legal terminology and providing examples from local and international contexts. Furthermore, I employ the latest digital learning methods to enhance the learning experience. In my first three lessons, students will benefit from the following:

• Understanding the fundamentals of law in a simplified and clear manner, avoiding complexity.

• Acquiring legal analysis skills and logical problem-solving abilities.

• Learning practical, real-world applications that connect their studies to the job market.

My goal is to empower students with a deep and practical understanding of law, building genuine confidence in their analytical and debating abilities, thus preparing them for academic and professional success in both local and international legal settings.