Law

The Bachelor of Laws undergraduate programme – Distance Learning is also designed as a four-year part-time programme, offering the studies required in order to apply for a legal profession, as legal advisers, lawyers, judges, prosecutors, public notaries etc. The programme offers certain compulsory modules such as Civil Law, Criminal Law, Civil and Criminal Procedure, Commercial Law, Family Law, Constitutional Law, International Law, EU Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law. Some of these are taught during one term, while others (such as Civil Law) are taught over the course of several years.
With other modules, students are required to choose one out of several options offered during some terms. Such modules are Legal Methodology, Management, Human Rights Law, Competition Law, Treaty Law, Capital Markets, Arbitration, International Cooperation in Criminal Matters. Other modules, such as Legal Logics or foreign languages, are completely non-mandatory.
All modules involve individual study plus a number of tutorials scheduled over the course of the term. With a unique professionalism of the teaching staff and high academic standards, the alumni have always obtained the highest scores in the bar and magistrates exams.