University of Benghazi Holds Specialised Legal Research Methods Training in Cooperation with Qatar University

The University of Benghazi, in cooperation with Qatar University, held a specialised four-day training programme in Legal Research Methods from 11 to 14 October 2026. The programme, implemented through a joint project under the Arab-German Young Academy of Sciences and Humanities (AGYA), aimed to strengthen the research methodology and academic writing skills of students and graduates of the Faculty of Law.

Legal Research Methods Training for Law Students and Graduates

The programme aims to develop the capabilities of young researchers, advance their methodological skills, and establish sound academic research practices in line with recognised standards, contributing to the advancement of legal research.

Academic Expertise from Qatar University

The training sessions are delivered by Dr Lena-Maria Möller and Dr Ezzeddine El Mahjoub of Qatar University, under the supervision and coordination of Dr Munir Al-Harish, a faculty member at the Faculty of Law, University of Benghazi.

Designed for students and graduates of the Faculty of Law, the four-day programme covers the academic foundations and methodological tools required to conduct and write legal research. It also develops participants’ skills in structuring legal studies according to established academic principles. The training runs from 11 to 14 October 2026.

The initiative expands academic cooperation between the participating universities, promotes the exchange of research expertise, and provides young researchers with valuable opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills, while advancing the University of Benghazi’s engagement in international academic collaboration.