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Faculty of Law
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Faculty of Law
Bachelor’s programmes
- The Law
- A graduate of the legal specialty of the first degree studies all fundamental legal disciplines of the national legal system, which have a significant theoretical basis. He/she has well the right of the European Union in its essential ties to national law. He/she can think analytically and solve practical problems at the same level. From a practical point of view, it is applicable: during preparatory work in the judiciary, as a professional in public administration, in the field of corporate law, legal management and the law of the non-governmental sector. The graduate has the qualification to prepare normative legal acts and issue individual administrative acts in the framework of decision-making in public administration and to solve privately legal indisputable relations between individuals and legal entities, including business entities. The graduate of the first cycle legal program is able to think analytically and synthetically in all legal fields of the national legal system, with deep and strong theoretical, philosophical and ethical foundations and foundations of foreign legal terminology. Thanks to the system of courses of choice and compulsory courses of choice, students can complete their specialization in certain areas of law, and clinical courses will bring them even closer to practice during the course.The structure of the courseThe structure of compulsory subjects is chosen so that the student gets theoretical knowledge of law and learns to apply them in practice, with the teaching of certain positive legal disciplines, starting from the first year. The main unit of the structure of compulsory courses of choice is the teaching of professional legal terminology, the stylistics of professional legal texts and their translation, while students can choose the study of English, German or French. The acquired skills in the field of professional proficiency in a foreign language are an indispensable comparative advantage of our graduates and allow them to study in a foreign language not only individual subjects, but also the entire curriculum. In addition, optionally included mandatory optional subjects that develop subjects aimed at the administrative law: cultural and social management, health law, administrative and political affairs management, economic law, land law, construction law.FacultiesCourses of students’ choice develop training and allow them to adapt their learning in accordance with their interests and preferences. The electives, in addition to legal subjects, also include physical objects, so in addition to the development of the spirit, our students can also engage in the body in an updated gym.
Master’s programmes
- The Law
- A graduate of the second cycle law program develops knowledge of all the legal disciplines that he received on the first cycle of study. On the one hand, it places this knowledge in an interdisciplinary context and acquires practical skills in the application of law, but this knowledge is also placed in a European and international legal context.
- Law and Economics
- The joint Master’s program “Law and Economics” is a novelty in the field of educational services in the Slovak Republic and was established in cooperation between our faculty and the Faculty of National Economics of the University of Economics in Bratislava. It is aimed at training specialists of a wide profile. Graduates of this study program will receive a second-level university education in the field of national economy and law with the Mgr. (Master). They will gain knowledge not only from the general economic basis, but also get sufficiently in-depth legal training and master the legal methods of applying economic knowledge in the organization of economic life. Graduates with economic and legal training are able to successfully work in various areas of the national economy and in national and transnational corporations or national and international governmental and non-governmental organizations that require the filling of positions of graduates with knowledge of the broader social and transnational context of law and economics, and at the same time can practice all legal professions, including regulatory ones.
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