Academic Faculties

As a fully online and distance-learning institution, PASARGAD INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY is committed to providing high-quality, globally accessible higher education without geographical, cultural, or linguistic barriers. Through an advanced digital learning environment and a student-centered educational philosophy, the University enables learners from every part of the world to pursue academic excellence while maintaining flexibility in time, place, and language of study.

The University's academic structure is organized into three distinguished faculties that collectively encompass the broad disciplines of Law, Criminology, and the Humanities. Each faculty serves as a center of excellence in education, research, innovation, and professional development, offering comprehensive academic programs at the Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral (Ph.D.), and, where applicable, Postdoctoral levels.

Within these faculties, the University is committed to offering all recognized disciplines, majors, concentrations, and specializations in accordance with international academic standards and the evolving needs of society, government, industry, and the global academic community.

Students benefit from an educational model that combines academic flexibility with rigorous quality assurance. Regardless of geographical location, students may pursue their education anywhere, anytime, and in any language, while receiving continuous academic guidance from experienced faculty members who serve as mentors, supervisors, and facilitators throughout the learning process.

Faculty of Law

The Faculty of Law is dedicated to the comprehensive study of legal systems, jurisprudence, justice, governance, and the rule of law within national, regional, and international contexts.

As a fully online and distance-learning faculty, it provides students across the globe with access to internationally oriented legal education while eliminating the geographical limitations associated with traditional campus-based universities. Through a flexible and student-centered learning model, learners are encouraged to become independent legal scholars capable of addressing contemporary legal challenges in an increasingly interconnected world.

The Faculty offers comprehensive academic programs at the Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral (Ph.D.), and Postdoctoral levels, encompassing virtually every recognized discipline and specialization within modern legal education.

Academic programs include, but are not limited to:

Constitutional Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Commercial and Business Law
Corporate Law
Public Law
Private Law
Administrative Law
International Law
Public International Law
Private International Law
Comparative Law
Human Rights Law
International Human Rights Law
International Humanitarian Law
International Criminal Law
Environmental Law
Climate Change Law
Energy Law
Natural Resources Law
Maritime Law
Aviation Law
Space Law
Intellectual Property Law
Information Technology Law
Cyber Law
Artificial Intelligence and Law
Digital Law
Data Protection and Privacy Law
Medical and Health Law
Biotechnology Law
Banking and Finance Law
Insurance Law
Securities and Capital Markets Law
Tax Law
Labor and Employment Law
Family Law
Child Law
Property Law
Real Estate Law
Contract Law
Consumer Protection Law
Competition Law
International Trade Law
Investment Law
Immigration and Refugee Law
Election Law
Sports Law
Media and Communication Law
Arbitration
Mediation
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Judicial Studies
Legislative Drafting
Legal Drafting
Jurisprudence
Legal Philosophy
Legal Ethics
Legal History
Comparative Constitutional Studies
Law and Technology
Law and Economics
Law and Public Policy
Legal Informatics
and numerous emerging interdisciplinary fields of legal scholarship.

The Faculty emphasizes legal reasoning, analytical thinking, comparative legal analysis, ethical responsibility, academic integrity, and evidence-based research. Students are encouraged to conduct independent legal research, critically examine legal systems, evaluate legislation and judicial decisions, and contribute to the advancement of legal scholarship.

Graduates are prepared for careers in legal practice, academia, judicial institutions, arbitration centers, governmental agencies, legislative bodies, international organizations, diplomatic services, legal consultancy, corporate governance, public administration, policy development, and interdisciplinary legal research.

Faculty of Criminology

The Faculty of Criminology is dedicated to the scientific study of crime, criminal behavior, criminal justice systems, victimization, forensic sciences, public security, and crime prevention.

As a fully online and distance-learning faculty, it provides students from every region of the world with flexible access to advanced criminological education while promoting independent learning, interdisciplinary research, and evidence-based policy development.

Academic programs are offered at the Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral (Ph.D.), and Postdoctoral levels, covering virtually every recognized specialization within the field of criminology and criminal justice.

Students may pursue studies in areas including, but not limited to:

General Criminology
Theoretical Criminology
Applied Criminology
Comparative Criminology
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice Administration
Criminal Justice Policy
Criminal Psychology
Forensic Psychology
Criminal Sociology
Sociology of Deviance
Victimology
Restorative Justice
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Delinquency
Penology
Corrections
Correctional Administration
Prison Management
Community Corrections
Probation and Parole Studies
Criminal Investigation
Crime Scene Investigation
Criminal Profiling
Behavioral Analysis
Investigative Sciences
Forensic Criminology
Forensic Behavioral Sciences
Forensic Science
Digital Forensics
Cyber Criminology
Cybercrime Investigation
Financial Crime
Economic Crime
White-Collar Crime
Corporate Crime
Organized Crime
Transnational Crime
Terrorism Studies
Counter-Terrorism
Security Studies
Intelligence Studies
Border Security
Homeland Security
Violence Studies
Domestic Violence Studies
Human Trafficking Studies
Drug Policy and Drug Crimes
Environmental Crime
Wildlife Crime
Community Safety
Crime Prevention
Public Safety Management
Policing Studies
Law Enforcement Administration
Crime Mapping
Crime Analysis
Quantitative Criminology
Criminological Research Methods
Criminal Policy Studies
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
Human Rights and Criminal Justice
Ethics in Criminal Justice
Artificial Intelligence in Crime Analysis
Digital Security and Crime Prevention
and numerous interdisciplinary and emerging fields of criminological research.

The Faculty integrates perspectives from law, psychology, sociology, forensic science, public administration, and technology to develop comprehensive approaches to understanding crime and justice.

Students develop expertise in criminological theory, empirical research, crime prevention strategies, forensic investigation, criminal justice administration, correctional systems, and public policy. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, independent inquiry, scientific methodology, ethical leadership, and innovative solutions to contemporary criminal justice challenges.

Graduates are prepared for leadership positions in criminal justice institutions, forensic organizations, law enforcement agencies, governmental departments, security organizations, international institutions, policy research centers, universities, and independent research organizations.

Faculty of Humanities

The Faculty of Humanities represents the University's broadest academic division, encompassing a rich diversity of disciplines dedicated to understanding humanity, society, culture, history, ideas, communication, leadership, and human behavior.

As a fully online and distance-learning faculty, it enables students worldwide to pursue internationally oriented education through a flexible, student-centered learning environment that supports independent study, scholarly research, and lifelong learning.

The Faculty offers comprehensive academic programs at the Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral (Ph.D.), and Postdoctoral levels, covering virtually every recognized discipline and specialization within the humanities and social sciences.

Academic programs include, but are not limited to:

Philosophy
Applied Philosophy
Ethics
Political Philosophy
Philosophy of Law
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Religion
Logic
Sociology
Applied Sociology
Social Policy
Social Research
Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
Political Science
International Relations
Diplomacy
Public Policy
Public Administration
Governance Studies
Peace and Conflict Studies
History
Ancient History
Medieval History
Modern History
Contemporary History
World History
Historical Studies
Archaeology
Heritage and Museum Studies
Religious Studies
Comparative Religion
Theology
Islamic Studies
Christian Studies
Jewish Studies
Interfaith Studies
Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Counseling Psychology
Educational Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Social Psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Educational Sciences
Curriculum Studies
Educational Leadership
Adult Education
Distance Education
Higher Education Studies
Linguistics
Applied Linguistics
Translation Studies
Literature
Comparative Literature
Language Studies
Communication Studies
Media Studies
Journalism
Digital Communication
Cultural Studies
Civilization Studies
Gender Studies
Leadership Studies
Organizational Leadership
Management
Strategic Management
Human Resource Management
Public Management
Business Administration
Economics
Development Studies
International Development
Public Health Management
Library and Information Science
Knowledge Management
Digital Humanities
and numerous interdisciplinary and emerging fields within the humanities and social sciences.

The Faculty promotes intellectual curiosity, interdisciplinary scholarship, ethical leadership, creativity, cultural understanding, evidence-based research, and critical thinking. Students are encouraged to integrate knowledge across disciplines while developing the analytical and leadership skills necessary to address complex social, political, cultural, educational, and organizational challenges.

Graduates are prepared for successful careers in education, research, public administration, diplomacy, international organizations, cultural institutions, media, business, public policy, nonprofit organizations, leadership, consulting, and academia.

A Global Academic Community

The three faculties work collaboratively to foster interdisciplinary scholarship, international academic cooperation, and innovative research. Through its comprehensive online educational model, multilingual learning environment, and commitment to academic excellence, PASARGAD INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY empowers students from around the world to pursue their educational aspirations without limitations of geography, language, or time.

By offering comprehensive academic programs across the disciplines of Law, Criminology, and the Humanities, the University prepares graduates who possess not only specialized knowledge but also the ethical values, research capabilities, critical thinking skills, and global perspectives necessary to become leaders in their professions and contributors to the advancement of society.

PASARGAD INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY remains committed to its vision of providing globally accessible, academically rigorous, and professionally relevant education anywhere, anytime, and in any language.

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