Faculty of Law

The Criminal Law and Criminology degree program provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal principles and rules related to crimes and punishments. The course examines topics such as definitions of crimes, criminal trial processes, defendants' rights and punishments, as well as analyzing the causes and social and psychological factors of criminology. Students in this course acquire the ability to analyze criminal and criminological issues and are prepared for work in the judicial sector, legal consulting, and social and criminological research.

The Criminal Law and Criminology degree program provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal principles and rules related to crimes and punishments. The course examines topics such as definitions of crimes, criminal trial processes, defendants' rights and punishments, as well as analyzing the causes and social and psychological factors of criminology. Students in this course acquire the ability to analyze criminal and criminological issues and are prepared for work in the judicial sector, legal consulting, and social and criminological research.

The Criminal Law and Criminology degree program provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal principles and rules related to crimes and punishments. The course examines topics such as definitions of crimes, criminal trial processes, defendants' rights and punishments, as well as analyzing the causes and social and psychological factors of criminology. Students in this course acquire the ability to analyze criminal and criminological issues and are prepared for work in the judicial sector, legal consulting, and social and criminological research.

The Criminal Law and Criminology degree program provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal principles and rules related to crimes and punishments. The course examines topics such as definitions of crimes, criminal trial processes, defendants' rights and punishments, as well as analyzing the causes and social and psychological factors of criminology. Students in this course acquire the ability to analyze criminal and criminological issues and are prepared for work in the judicial sector, legal consulting, and social and criminological research.

The Intellectual Property Law degree program provides students with an understanding of the laws and regulations governing intellectual property rights, including copyright, inventions, trademarks, and patent rights. The program examines the challenges and issues associated with protecting innovations, creative works, and trademarks at the national and international levels, and prepares students to deal with complex legal issues in the fields of technology, art, and business. Graduates of this program can work in the fields of legal consulting, patenting, and digital and technology law.

The Intellectual Property Law degree program provides students with an understanding of the laws and regulations governing intellectual property rights, including copyright, inventions, trademarks, and patent rights. The program examines the challenges and issues associated with protecting innovations, creative works, and trademarks at the national and international levels, and prepares students to deal with complex legal issues in the fields of technology, art, and business. Graduates of this program can work in the fields of legal consulting, patenting, and digital and technology law.

The International Law degree program provides students with an introduction to the principles, rules, and legal institutions that govern relations between countries. It examines topics such as human rights, environmental law, the law of war and peace, and international organizations, and prepares students to analyze and resolve global and international legal issues. Graduates of this program are qualified to work in diplomatic, international legal consulting, international organizations, and human rights settings.

The International Law degree program provides students with an introduction to the principles, rules, and legal institutions that govern relations between countries. It examines topics such as human rights, environmental law, the law of war and peace, and international organizations, and prepares students to analyze and resolve global and international legal issues. Graduates of this program are qualified to work in diplomatic, international legal consulting, international organizations, and human rights settings.

The International Law degree program provides students with an introduction to the principles, rules, and legal institutions that govern relations between countries. It examines topics such as human rights, environmental law, the law of war and peace, and international organizations, and prepares students to analyze and resolve global and international legal issues. Graduates of this program are qualified to work in diplomatic, international legal consulting, international organizations, and human rights settings.

The International Law degree program provides students with an introduction to the principles, rules, and legal institutions that govern relations between countries. It examines topics such as human rights, environmental law, the law of war and peace, and international organizations, and prepares students to analyze and resolve global and international legal issues. Graduates of this program are qualified to work in diplomatic, international legal consulting, international organizations, and human rights settings.

The Private Law course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal rules and principles governing personal and private relationships between individuals. This course examines topics such as contracts, civil liability, family law, inheritance, and property, and prepares students to analyze legal issues in various areas of social and economic life. Graduates of this course can work in the fields of advocacy, legal consulting, the judiciary, and the private sectors.

The Private Law course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal rules and principles governing personal and private relationships between individuals. This course examines topics such as contracts, civil liability, family law, inheritance, and property, and prepares students to analyze legal issues in various areas of social and economic life. Graduates of this course can work in the fields of advocacy, legal consulting, the judiciary, and the private sectors.

The Private Law course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal rules and principles governing personal and private relationships between individuals. This course examines topics such as contracts, civil liability, family law, inheritance, and property, and prepares students to analyze legal issues in various areas of social and economic life. Graduates of this course can work in the fields of advocacy, legal consulting, the judiciary, and the private sectors.

The Private Law course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the legal rules and principles governing personal and private relationships between individuals. This course examines topics such as contracts, civil liability, family law, inheritance, and property, and prepares students to analyze legal issues in various areas of social and economic life. Graduates of this course can work in the fields of advocacy, legal consulting, the judiciary, and the private sectors.

The Public Law degree program provides students with an introduction to the legal principles and rules governing the relationship between the state and citizens. It examines topics such as human rights, constitutional law, administrative law, and public international law, and prepares students to analyze and resolve legal issues related to the state and public institutions. Graduates of this program can work in the fields of government legal consulting, advocacy, and government and international organizations.

The Public Law degree program provides students with an introduction to the legal principles and rules governing the relationship between the state and citizens. It examines topics such as human rights, constitutional law, administrative law, and public international law, and prepares students to analyze and resolve legal issues related to the state and public institutions. Graduates of this program can work in the fields of government legal consulting, advocacy, and government and international organizations.