BA/BS in Law (English-taught)

This three-year bachelor's programme in law is taught fully in English and places European and international law at the centre of the curriculum. It aims to develop practical legal skills for handling complicated problems in a globalised setting, such as analysing cases, drafting legal texts, researching, arguing a position and moot court practice. Teaching is interactive and focused on practice, with mock trials, group assignments and discussion of real cases. Applicants do not need prior legal study or work experience. Courses are led by legal scholars and practitioners, and students learn alongside an international community. The programme is suited to aspiring lawyers, advocates and judges, to secondary school graduates looking for a law degree taught in English, and to degree holders changing careers. Admission requires completed secondary education or equivalent, proof of English proficiency and a CV, followed by an admission interview that is scored out of 100 points.