Hamad Said Mohammed Al-Kalbani holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Law with a specialization in Public Law. He is the Dean of the College of Law and Legal Advisor at the Arab Open University in the Sultanate of Oman. He also serves as an arbitrator and external examiner for several colleges. A licensed attorney authorized to plead before all courts in the Sultanate of Oman at all levels, he specializes in Negotiation Law and the Documentation of International Contracts. He is an accredited international arbitrator in investment contract disputes and has several research papers published in peer-reviewed academic journals. He supervised a number of master’s theses and also examined several others. His professional experience spans the legal, diplomatic, administrative, and academic fields.
Administrative Law1
Administrative Law2
Administrative
Judiciary
Public Finance and
Taxes Legislation
Criminology and
Penology
American Constitutional
Law- In English
Criminal Justice – In
English
Public Administration
Research Methods
Legal Studies and
Terminology in English
Introduction to Law
Study
Licensed Attorney Authorized to Plead Before All Courts in the Sultanate of Oman at All Levels.
Accredited Arbitrator in Investment Disputes and Engineering Contracts.
Member of the Specialized Arbitration Council.
Accredited Arbitrator in Several Academic Journals.
Dean of the College of Law at the Arab Open University in the Sultanate of Oman.
Legal Advisor to the Arab Open University in the Sultanate of Oman.
Accredited External Arbitrator for One of the Colleges.
Accredited External Examiner for the Assessments of One of the Colleges
·The right to citizenship in comparative legislation.
· The Political Responsibility of the Executive
Authority in Parliamentary and Presidential Systems.
· The Legal Aspects of E-Mail: A Comparative
Study in Electronic Transactions Law and Selected International and Arab
Legislations.
· The Legislative and Institutional Framework:
Their Role in Environmental Protection and Achieving Sustainable Development
Goals – A Comparative Study.
· Climate Litigation and Its Role in Promoting the
Rule of International Environmental Law and Climate Justice.
· The Impact of Transforming the Administrative
Court into Chambers within Ordinary Courts on the Judicial System in the
Sultanate of Oman (An Analytical Study).
· The Legal Implications of Using Generative
Artificial Intelligence in Public Facilities Management.
· Activating Mechanisms for the Implementation of
International Humanitarian Law at the International Level.
· Promoting the Values of Citizenship and Their Role
in Protecting Generations from Deviation in the GCC States.
· The Doctrine of State of Necessity as a
Limitation on the Principle of Legality.
· Judicial Oversight of Administrative Decisions in
the Sultanate of Oman – A Comparative Study.
· Exceptional
Circumstances as a Limitation on the Principle of Legality a Comparative Study.
