BA/BS in Law

Subjects move through philosophy, logic, the history and theory of law, and the philosophy of law into constitutional and administrative law, civil and criminal law and procedure, European Union and international law, labour law, criminology, and criminalistics. Four hundred hours of practical study unfold in two stages: placements in courts, prosecution offices, notary offices, and bailiff offices in the third year, followed by work in law firms in the fourth, building skills in drafting legal documents and examining case files. The programme is intended for those entering the legal profession directly after secondary education.