Integrated second cycle study program in Law
The study program is offered as an integrated 5-year program, aiming at a complete formation of students as professionals in the field of law. As such, it carries features of a special program for the local market. Also, such a program is quite competitive for the regional and European employment market, as it offers students complete and contemporary knowledge.
In itself, the program combines knowledge of local and European and international law, thus being a program with added value against the demands of the labor market. Today, when the country, the region and Europe have European law and its policies as the main reference for organization and operation, training in this direction becomes necessary and the combination of this training with international law also gives the knowledge provided an even more solid foundation.
Due to the primary importance of education in the legal field in the proper functioning of the justice system as a whole and in order to completely and effectively reform the legal training system of legal professionals, a unique 5-year study program has been devised, which will combine several contemporary and at the same time highly requested modules such as international commercial law, competition law, business law, European contractual law, corporate and company administration, market regulation, etc.
The 5-year study program represents innovation in the provision of international and European legislation subjects in English, because it gives students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with legal terminology in English, especially in the field of private and public international law. Given the international profile of "Epoka" University, the wide network of universities abroad with which regular cooperation has been established, as well as being a leading university in the country in terms of the number of students participating in exchange programs, offering of a good part of the curriculum in the English language will facilitate the pursuit of double programs as well as exchange programs in Western universities.
Students will be competitive in the local, regional and European labor market precisely because of the high professional level of legal English that they will possess, and the experience gained in following programs in collaboration with Western universities. The preparation of qualified legal professionals with all the necessary knowledge will lead to the facilitation of the activity of foreign companies and the increase of investments in the country. The participation of the Department of Justice in international collaborations will pave the way for foreign students to follow the curriculum, which will result in an increase in the quality of the students and the program of the department.
