Law
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Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
We offer the Law degree programme in both modes: full-time (day-time) and part-time (evening and weekend)
10 semesters
The Law degree programme lasts ten semesters (five years)
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Graduates acquire the training and qualifications necessary to work in the judiciary, the police, public institutions, central and local government, as well as in European Union institutions. Graduates are prepared to work in diplomatic and consular posts. Graduates are prepared to take up senior positions in state-owned and private enterprises. They may apply for admission to legal training programmes.
Modules
Information about the course
Law students have the opportunity to further their knowledge whilst still at university and to specialise in European law, procedural law and commercial law, thanks to specially designed modules covering these areas of law. Modules:
- European law
- commercial law
- procedural law
The courses are taught by leading academics and practitioners. Students build on the theoretical knowledge gained in class through work placements, including in government and local government bodies, judicial organisations, and law firms, legal advisory firms, bailiffs’ offices and notaries’ offices.
What next?
Career prospects
The degree programme prepares students to undertake all types of training required to practise the legal professions (judge, public prosecutor, barrister, legal adviser, notary, bailiff and court clerk). Graduates of this programme are awarded a Master’s degree in law. The Faculty of Social Sciences organises courses to prepare graduates for the training programme entrance examinations!
