Business Law Professional Diploma

Designed around the Responsible and Future-Ready Business Law Mindset, the program blends rigorous legal training with real-world application, preparing learners to make confident, ethical, and future-focused decisions aligned with global trends in ESG, AI governance, data protection, and sustainability.

Participants receive hands-on training across the core branches of business law, including company law, financial regulation, tax, banking, contracts, trade law, intellectual property, technology law, competition, real estate, dispute resolution, and international arbitration. Alongside these core legal domains, the diploma builds essential competencies in financial supervision, accounting principles, legal research, drafting techniques, problem-solving, and technical legal terminology, all foundational tools for high-performing business-law practitioners.

• Assess the foundational structures, legal sources, and regulatory mechanisms of the Egyptian legal system, critically analyzing how domestic, international, and cross-tradition frameworks shape economic legislation and impact business performance.

• Apply Egyptian corporate, governance, and investment laws to conduct legal due diligence and provide strategic client-centered corporate advisory services throughout the business lifecycle.

• Examine Egypt’s financial sector and relevant banking, capital markets, payment services, and FinTech regulations.

• Analyze Egyptian tax law, corporate financial statements, and transaction-related tax risks to structure compliant commercial deals, while critically evaluating how public finance and tax policy impact socio-economic equity and fiscal sustainability.

• Investigate Egypt’s property registration and real estate legal frameworks and their implications for property rights and enforceability.

• Draft commercial contracts and international trade agreements in accordance with Egyptian law and applicable regulatory requirements.
• Integrate regulatory, competition, intellectual property, and data privacy frameworks to develop corporate compliance and risk mitigation strategies.
• Evaluate Egypt’s commercial litigation system and identify appropriate dispute resolution mechanisms for business conflicts.
• Navigate arbitration law, international contract principles, and enforcement procedures to manage legal risks in commercial disputes.

Corporate Lawyers at Law Firms: Those who have completed their initial two-year training and provide corporate and commercial legal services, including company formation, licensing, liquidation and managing commercial transactions.

Judges and Prosecutors in Commercial Fields: Legal professionals in commercial courts or prosecution offices focused on business-related cases.

In-House Legal Counsel: Lawyers within banks, financial institutions, multinational corporations or local companies involved in contract review, corporate governance, compliance and providing legal guidance across departments.

Government and Regulatory Legal Officers: Legal professionals in Members of ministries or regulatory bodies overseeing commercial and corporate activities.

Core Courses:

Course 1: Foundations of Egyptian Law and Constitutional Principles (21 hrs)

Covers the constitutional principles, administrative regulatory structures, and legal history shaping modern Egyptian economic legislation

Course 2: Corporate Law and Business Transactions (24 hrs)

Focuses on corporate lifecycles—from establishment to liquidation—investment regimes, legal due diligence for commercial transactions, and inclusive, ESG-driven corporate governance.

Course 3: Financial Regulation and Compliance (24 hrs)

Examines financial market oversight, Central Bank of Egypt and Financial Regulatory Authority supervision, and regulatory mechanisms that foster financial inclusion and sustainability.

Course 4: Taxation, Accounting, and Public Finance (21 hrs)

Analyzes domestic and international tax frameworks, corporate financial statement evaluation, and the impact of public finance policies on fiscal sustainability and economic equity.

Course 5: Real Estate Registration Essentials (12 hrs)

Explores property registration frameworks, new urban land allocation, mortgage financing mechanics, real estate taxation, and judicial enforcement procedures.

Course 6: Commercial and Trade Law (18 hrs)

Develops practical capabilities in contract drafting and negotiation, commercial agency management, cross-border trade compliance, and ethical AI/data governance practices.

Course 7: Market Supervision, Intellectual Property, and Data Protection (24 hrs)

Addresses competition and consumer protection enforcement, Intellectual Property protection, and Egyptian data privacy compliance benchmarked against international standards like the GDPR.

Course 8: Economic Disputes and Litigation (12 hrs)

Explores the hierarchy of economic courts, available dispute resolution pathways, and the comparative roles of administrative and constitutional litigation.

Course 9: Arbitration (12 hrs)

Evaluates commercial arbitration strategies under the Egyptian Arbitration Law, choice of law and jurisdiction in international contracts, and mechanisms for enforcing arbitral awards.

Business Acumen

Online – Self Study – (3 Courses)

Effectively operating within a business setting and making a positive impact requires a certain set of skills and competencies. Explore critical 21st-century skills needed for today’s business world, enabling passion and speed in dealing with different business situations.

Admission Criteria

• Bachelor’s degree
• Proficiency in written and spoken English
• Legal professionals with three to six years of experience.

Admission Process 

• Prepare Clear, Scanned Copies of the Following Documents (in PDF format):
  • Original Bachelor’s Degree Certificate
  • National Identification Card (ID) or Passport
  • Proof of payment for a non-refundable application fee of LE 750. Please note that your application will not be processed without this proof of payment.
  • Transfer Details: You may use Instapay or e-banking for the transfer.
  • Bank Account Number: 100019246129 (Commercial International Bank - CIB).
  • SWIFT CODE: CIBEEGCX005 
  • IBAN: EG600010000500000100019246129
• Fill in and submit the application form, making sure to upload the required PDF documents as outlined above during the application process.
• The Admissions Committee will review your application and may contact you if additional information is required. An interview may also be conducted to assess how well your goals align with the program's objectives.
• Upon acceptance into the program, you will receive an email detailing the steps for online payment. Registration will be confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on payment receipt and availability.
• After completing your payment and subject to class availability, you will receive an email with your login credentials for the learning platform. This will allow you to access the program details as soon as they become available. Otherwise, you will receive an email informing you of either being transferred to a new cohort or the unavailability of space for the current intake. 
• A Program Welcome Note will be sent to you 4-6 days prior to the program start date.

For any inquiries regarding the application process, contact us at 15592 or by email.