1- University of Sharjah – Sharjah – United Arab Emirates
- Professor of Civil Law, College of Law (From 01/09/2022 – to date).
2- Zayed University – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates
• Professor of Civil Law, Department of Legal Studies – College of Humanities and Social Sciences (From 18/08/2019- 31/07/2022).
• Coordinator of Master of Arts in Judicial Studies, Zayed University, United Arab Emirates (From 3/9/2019- 31/7/2020).
3- Abu Dhabi University - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
• Professor of Civil Law, College of Law (From 24/5/2018 – 29/8/2019).
• Associate Professor of Civil Law, College of Law (From 16/8/2015 - 23/5/2018).
• Chair of Law Department, College of Law, Abu Dhabi University, United Arab Emirates (From 2/9/2018- 17/08/2019).
4- Al Ain University of Science and Technology - Al Ain - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
Associate Professor of Civil Law, College of Law (From 17/8/ 2013- 15/8/2015).
5- Al-Azhar University – Palestine.
• Associate Professor of Civil Law (29/2/2012- 16/8/2013). Teaching in B.A and M.A.
• Assistant Professor of Civil Law (18/1/2006- 28/2/2012).
• Lecturer (8/10/2001 – 17/1/2006).
• Teaching Assistant (17/10/1998 - 7/10/2001).
• Deputy Dean, College of Law, Al Azhar University, Palestine (20/3/2006 - 31/10/2006).
• Chair of Legal Affairs, Al Azhar University, Palestine (26/06/2010 - 15/11/2011).
• Chair of the Primary Penal Council, Al Azhar University, Palestine (12/8 / 2008-11 / 8/2009).
1. Iyad Jadalhaq (2021) (Second Author): “The Conflict of International Agreements in Air Law: A Reasonable Plea for Conventional Uniform Rules”, University of Bologna Law Review (Indexed in SCOPUS), Volume 6, Issue 2, PP. 239-260, University of Bologna, Italy. (Accepted on 11-2-2021).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2531-6133/14144
2. Iyad Jadalhaq (2020) (First Author): “Finding direction at the edge of law and life: Islamic fiqh, co-respondence, and UAE takāful insurance regulation”, Canadian Journal of Law and Society, (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), Department of Law, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, Cambridge University Press, Vol. 35, no. 3, pp. 477-497, UK. (Accepted on 10/7/2020).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/cls.2020.19
3. Iyad Jadalhaq (2020) (Single Author): “Gross Fraud in the UAE Civil Code: From Its Roots in Islamic Jurisprudence to Contemporary Proposals for Reform”, Journal: Arab Law Quarterly (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), Vol. 34, Issue 1, pp. 109-140, Brill, Netherlands. (Accepted on 14/08/2019). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/15730255-12341046
4. Iyad Jadalhaq (2020) (Second Author): “Liability for Withholding Assistance: General Clause or Closed List? A Review of Competing Models in Arab Legislations”, Journal: Jurídicas (Indexed in SCOPUS), University of Caldas, Colombia. (Accepted on 22-11-2020).
5. Iyad Jadalhaq (2021) (First Author): “Tort law makes a quantum leap: A review of the civil liability regime for nuclear operators in UAE law”, Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental Law (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), Vol. 13, No. 1, PP. 17-30, Emerald, 2020, UK. (Accepted on 18/06/2020). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/JPPEL-05-2020-0023
6. Iyad Jadalhaq (2020) (Third Author): “Supporting Organisational Justice Through a Legal Framework for Performance Appraisal in the United Arab Emirates: Management Case and Comparative Sources”, E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies (Indexed in SCOPUS), Volume 9, No. 2, May-June 2020, PP. 21-45, ADAPT University Press, Italy. (Accepted on 28-10-2020).
http://ejcls.adapt.it/index.php/ejcls_adapt/article/view/861
7. Iyad Jadalhaq (2020) (Second Author): “Where are Islamic Finance Indices Pointing Towards? Lessons from Experimental ‘Pockets’ of Islamic Financial Regulation on International Stock Markets”, Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance, (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), 2020, Emerald, Vol. 28, No. 2, pp. 267-281, UK. (Accepted on 31/10/2019). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/JFRC-03-2019-0040
8. Iyad Jadalhaq (2019) (Single Author): “Tort Policy in a Plural Context: Pathways Towards Objective Liability in UAE Tort Law”, Journal: Issues in Legal Scholarship (Indexed in SCOPUS), Volume 17, Issue 1, Walter De Gruyter, Berlin/Boston. (Accepted on 04/03/2019). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/ils-2019-0001
9. Iyad Jadalhaq (2019) (First Author): “Reading UAE Contract Law Through the Lens of Islamic Jurisprudence: A Case Study on the ‘Extraneous Cause’ Exception in the UAE Civil Code”, Journal: Global Jurist (Indexed in SCOPUS), Volume 19, Issue 2, Walter De Gruyter, Berlin/Boston. (Accepted 16/01/2019). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/gj-2018-0045
10. Iyad Jadalhaq (2019) (First Author): “The Protection of Minors in UAE Law as Persons in Need: An Analytical Study”, journal: Arab Law Quarterly (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), Volume 33, Issue 3, pp. 247-276, Brill, Netherlands. (Accepted on 28/02/2019). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/15730255-12334028
11. Iyad Jadalhaq (2018) (First Author): “Civil Liability for Misuse of online Communication through Websites: An Analytical Study of UAE Law”, journal: Information & Communications Technology Law, (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), VOL. 27, NO. 3, pp. 284-303, 2018, Tylor & Francis, UK. (Accepted on 13/01/2018). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/13600834.2018.1517434
12. Iyad Jadalhaq (2018) (Single Author): “The Impact of Slight Fraud on the Contract. An Analytical Study of Article (189) of the UAE Civil Code”, Journal: Arab Law Quarterly (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), VOL. 32, Issue 4, pp. 531-546, Brill, Netherlands. (Accepted on 16/02/2018). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/15730255-12323065
13. Iyad Jadalhaq (2017) (Single Author): “Duress and its Impact on Contracts in the UAE Law on Civil Transactions - Analytical Study in the Light of Islamic Jurisprudence”, Vol. 31, Issue 01, pp. 30-53, Journal: Arab Law Quarterly (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), Brill, Netherlands. (Accepted on 16/09/2016). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/15730255-12341331
14. Iyad Jadalhaq (2017) (Single Author): “Fundamentals of the Real Estate Legislative System and its Impact on Sustainable Development: Dubai Case Study”, Vol. 31, Issue 4, pp. 389-410, 2017, Journal: Arab Law Quarterly (Indexed in SCOPUS & WEB of SCIENCE), Brill, Netherlands. (Accepted on 12/10/2017). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/15730255-12314030
- Supervisor for Master Thesis, as follows:
1. “The legal system for granting nationality to children of female citizens - a comparative study between the UAE nationality law and the Egyptian nationality law”, Zayed University, UAE.
2. " Civil liability arising from the misuse of the electronic signature in the UAE law", Zayed University, UAE.
3. “Civil liability of the operator of a nuclear facility in UAE law”, Zayed University, UAE.
4. “The impact of the pandemic on contractual obligations in UAE law (the Covid-19 pandemic as a model) - An analytical study, Zayed University, UAE.
5. “Civil liability for assaulting the right to the image”, Zayed University, UAE.
6. “Off-plan sale of real estate units”, Zayed University, UAE.
7. “Civil liability for the electronic media for violating the personal rights”, Zayed University, UAE.
8. “The legal nature of contracting with the smart agent”, Zayed University, UAE.
9. “The Civil Liability for the Doctor in UAE Law”, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
10. “Off-Plan Contract under UAE Law – Comparative Study”, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
11. “The Risk insured in the Insurance Contract: A comparative study”, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
12. “Rules of Estimation of Compensation in UAE Law: An Analytical Study”, Abu Dhabi University, UAE."
13. “The Proof in Electrical Contract: An Analytical Study”, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
14. "Discrimination and its Impact on Civil Liability in UAE Civil Transactions Law - Comparative Study", Al Ain University for Science and Technology, UAE.
15. "Precedence in UAE Civil Transactions Law - Comparative Study", Al Ain University for Science and Technology, UAE.
16. "Penal Condition in UAE Civil Transactions Law - Comparative Study", Al Ain University for Science and Technology, UAE.
17. "Non-Enforcement of the debtor's actions against the creditor in UAE Civil Transactions Law - Comparative Study", Al Ain University for Science and Technology, UAE.
18. "Legislative Treatment of Eligibility Impacts in UAE Civil Transactions Law - Analytical Study", Al Ain University for Science and Technology, UAE."
19. “Terminate the Contract by A Mutual Rescission Agreement - Analytical Study", Al Azhar University, Palestine.
20. “Error Relevance as an Element of Tort Liability - Analytical, Comparative Study in the Jordanian Civil Law and the Palestinian Civil Law”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
21. “The Legislative Treatment for Land Division That Are Publicly Owned - Comparative Study”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
22. “The Deception and Its Impact on the Contracts in the Journal of the Judicial Verdicts - Analytical Study”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
23. “Ownership of Storeys and Flats - Comparative Study in the Egyptian Law and the Palestinian Law”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
- Chair and Member in Defense Committees for Master and Ph. D. Thesis, as follows:
1. “The condition for the loss of the right to the sum insured – Comparative Study”, Dubai Police Academy, Dubai, Committee member, 2021.
2. “Termination of the contract for the sale of real estate units in real estate development projects in the Emirate of Dubai”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
3. “Compensation for expropriation for public benefit”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
4. “The legal system of the electronic justice clerk”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
5. “The role of artificial intelligence in practicing law”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
6. “Civil liability arising from self-driving car accidents”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
7. “Commitment to confidentiality in medical work”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
8. "Legal Aspects of Artificial Intelligence - An Applied Study on Robots", Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
9. “Teacher Civil Liability - A Comparative Study”, Committee Chair, Zayed University, UAE.
10. “Problematic of the Common Property in Sharjah – Comparative Study”, Ph.D. thesis, College of Law, Sharjah University, UAE.
11. “Proof in International Commercial Dispute”, Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
12. “The Specificity of Proof in International Electronic Commerce Contracts”, Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
13. “Civil Liability for Terrorist Acts”, Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
14. “Commitment to Ensured Contractor Party to Report for Danger Improvement – comparative study”, Dubai Police Academy, Dubai, UAE.
15. “Civil Liability arising from the use of Social Media”, Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
16. “Civil Liability Arising from Infringement of Privacy through Electronic Means”, Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
17. "Civil Liability for Cities of Fun Games", Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University, UAE.
18. “Guarantees of financing in the law of the mortgage of movable funds in UAE Law”, Committee Chair, Abu Dhabi University.
19. The Penalty Clause in the Civil Contracts – A Comparative Study, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
20. “Fraud Is Defect of Consent in the Jordanian Civil Law and the Palestinian Civil Law Draft”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
21. “Rebuttal of Non-Acceptance in the Palestinian Law – Analytical Comparing Study”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
22. “The Impact of the Emergency Circumstances on the Civil Contracts – Analytical Study of the Palestinian Civil Law Draft”, Al Azhar University, Palestine.
23. Supervisor and member in the defense committees for more than 40 graduation research projects in Abu Dhabi University.
Workshops and Papers Presented:
1. “Active Learning”, Abu Dhabi University, 11/5/2017, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
2. “Teaching Skills in the 21st Century”, Abu Dhabi University, 25/5/2017, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
3. “Inclusive Education: Dealing with Different Styles”, Abu Dhabi University, 1/6/2017, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
4. “Evaluation & Measurement in Education”, Abu Dhabi University, 27/4/2017, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
5. “Flipped Classroom, Adaptive Learning and Experiential Learning”, Abu Dhabi University, 18/5/2017, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
6. Participating in a workshop entitled "Consumer Protection and Commercial Fraud" under the supervision of the Department of Economic Development in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, held on 8-9 March 2015 at the branch of the Department in Al-Ain.
7. Participating in the Applied Workshops of the Khalifa Educational Award "Education and Community Service" at Khalifa University Headquarters on 3/10/2015, Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
8. Participation in the workshop "Culture of Good and Community Development" on 25/1/2017, at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of Khalifa Educational Award, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
9. Workshop on "University Education and Its Relationship to the Private Sector" under the supervision of AMIDEAST and USAID in Ramallah - Palestine, in the period from 21 April 2012 to 22 April 2012.
10. "The Development and Management of Continuing Education" under the supervision of AMIDEAST and USAID in Ramallah - Palestine, in the period from March 16, 2012 to March 17, 2012.
11. "Education and Learning in Universities" under the supervision of AMIDEAST and USAID in Ramallah - Palestine, in the period from February 11, 2012 to February 12, 2012.
12. "Democracy and Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law" under the supervision of the Red Cross in Ramallah - Palestine, in the period from February 19, 2000 to February 21, 2000.
13. Paper at a workshop entitled "Medical Fault", under the supervision of the Faculty of Law at the University of Al-Azhar - Palestine and the UNDP.
14. Paper at a workshop entitled "Critical and Depth Reading of the Palestinian Civil Law" under the supervision of the University College of Applied Sciences and the UNDP, held on 02.12.2012 under the Students for Justice Project.
15. Paper at a workshop entitled "The Initial Impulses for the Application of the New Civil Law in Gaza", under the supervision of the Palestinian Commission for Refugees Foundation, the UNDP, held on 3.10.2012.
The teaching philosophy based on promoting the idea of teaching and learning, by giving the opportunity to the students to participate in the classroom to express their opinions. The method of indoctrination in teaching is no longer correct but must follow by the method of learning. This will create new feeling for the student to move to a new stage in his life, which is different from the school stage.
This can achieve by following a flipped classroom policy, which provides the greatest opportunity for students to participate in the classroom and promotes self-confidence. The teaching of law courses is very similar to practical reality. It deals with real issues of interest to the student, which leads to attracting attention in the classroom and makes him eager to know the legal information. In order to achieve this, I follow the method of mock trial in the classroom by representing realistic issues, in addition to PowerPoint presentation.
In addition, the philosophy in teaching depends on participation in the student's academic advising and awareness of the courses he/she must pass in order to complete his/her study without any problems. This is achieved through the student's satisfaction in dealing with the professor, which leads to success. The educational process depends on the presence of relationship between the professor and the student, which allows him/her to overcome all the difficulties, while retaining certain limits to maintain the teaching process.
The teaching required the strengthen on the student's feeling of the importance of the information obtained in the classroom. This requires work from the professor by clarifying how the information contributes to the student's success in his/ her career. It is one of the professor’s job to clarify and convince the student of the importance of the science he/she study, in order to have a desire for acquiring practical achievement.
Finally, yet importantly, the teaching process contains of several axes, so that the professor must combine them, and the neglect of any axis leads to a defect in the teaching process affects the quality required.
