BA/BS in Law

The Bachelor of Laws programme gives students a foundation in the principles of the state and the legal system, with particular depth in civil and criminal law. It prepares graduates to practise the profession, to work on their own initiative and to approach legal questions with a creative mind. Training blends theory with simulation activities, so students rehearse legal work before they enter practice. Instruction in English for general and legal use runs alongside specialised study in computing. Learners develop communication, teamwork, presentation and critical thinking skills, together with a habit of lifelong learning that helps them keep pace with change in the law. Assessment combines exams, essays, presentations, assignments and class participation. The final stage of study is devoted to supervised practice and a graduation thesis, or to alternative modules for students who choose them. Graduates are equipped for a range of professional roles that draw on legal reasoning.