Law

Law

The Law program teaches students the legal norms and principles, as well as law as a legal system. Unlike some countries, where a jurist diploma is awarded after at least 5 years of completed study, equating to a Master’s degree, the European and American universities offer Bachelor of Law degree, which usually takes 3 to 4 years. You can then specialize in a particular Law such as Business Law, European Law, Tax law etc. in your Master’s degree in Law.

Subjects studied:

• General Theory of Law;
• Constitutional Law;
• Civil Law;
• Rights in Rem;
• Criminal Law;
• Family and Inheritance Law;
• Civil Procedural Law;
• Criminal Procedural Law;
• International Private Law;
• Labour Law;
• Business Law;
• Insurance Law;
• Financial Law;
• Contract Law;
• Tax Law.

You may pursue a career as:

• Jurist;
• Lawyer;
• Notary Public;
• Bailiff;
• Police Officer;
• Patents Expert.

Law – Rankings 2018

GR = General Ranking
GER = General Employability Ranking