Master in Law

The Master in Law program offers two tracks: Master of Public Law and Master of Private Law. It enhances legal knowledge and critical awareness of contemporary legal issues and developments. Students learn to analyze legislative texts, judicial rulings, and jurisprudential theories critically and formulate legal solutions for emerging issues. The program emphasizes the development of scientific research skills, practical legal skills, and the ability to work in teams. It is structured with compulsory courses, major-specific courses, and elective courses. The program prepares students for professional legal roles and doctoral studies.

Modules

• Civil Transactions Law
• Civil and Commercial Procedures Law
• Administrative Law
• Penal Law
• Contracts for the exploitation of natural resources
• Public Law Research Methods
• Political systems and constitutional law
• Administrative Judiciary
• Trade Law
• Research Methods of Private Law
• Jurisprudence of financial transactions
• International and domestic arbitration