Subjects offered for International students in 2020/2021

The First Cycle University Study Programme "LAW"

(BOLOGNA 1):

1. English Legal terminology (U014, 5 ECTS, winter semester)
2. Legal History (U001, 5 ECTS, winter semester)
3. EU Legal System and Institutions (U007, 5 ECTS, summer semester)
4. Private International Law (U021, 5 CTS, winter semester)
5. Family and Succession Law (U010, 7 ECTS, winter semester)
6. EU Internal Market Law (U022, 5 ECTS, winter semester)
7. Civil Procedure  (U015, 8 ECTS, winter semester)
8. Public International Law (U020, 6 ECTS, summer )
9. Labour Law (U016, 7 ECTS, summer semester)
10. Financial Tax Law (U016, 6 ECTS, summer semester)
11. International Trade Law (U032, 6 ECTS, summer semester)
12. Criminal Law (U005, 8 ECTS, winter semester)
13. Criminal Procedure Law (U006, 9 ECTS, winter semester)
14. Law of Commercial Contracts  (U018, 8 ECTS, winter semester)
15. Capital Market and Securities Law (U036, 6 ECTS, winter semester)

The Second Cycle University Study Programme "LAW"

(BOLOGNA 2):

1. European Competition Law (MP16, 7 ECTS, summer semester)
2. Comparative Law and Great legal Systems (MP21, 7 ECTS, summer semester)
3. Philosophy and Theory of Law (MP02, 7 ECTS, summer semester)
4. European Company Law - Freedom of Establishment (MP20, 7 ECTS, winter semester)

Link to more detailed descriptions of study programmes and study units of University of Maribor.

The majority of chosen subjects in your LA has to be from the faculty that covers study areas, specified in the Erasmus+ Interinstitutional Agreement between your home university and the University of Maribor.

REGISTRATION IN STILL OPEN!

The enrolment for the 2nd cycle Master's study programme "Law" and "European Legal Studies" at the Faculty of Law, University of Maribor, is still possible.

The second submission is possible until 6 September 2020 via the portal eVŠ.

The study programme European Legal Studies will be performed in a hybrid form, with a majority of lectures taking place in web-platform MS Teams.

We remain available for any additional questions at referat.pf@um.si.

>>> 8 reasons to choose Master's study programme "European Legal Studies" at Faculty of Law Maribor <<<

• The Faculty of Law provides a wealth of research facilities empowered by educational technologies, academic services, well-equipped modern libraries and reading rooms with access to international legal databases.
• It offers the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus programme, other cooperation programmes and networks encouraging the interchange of ideas between students, academic staff and the frequent visiting lecturers.
• Our lecturers are internationally renowned legal experts. They are specialised in various disciplines of EU law and many of them hold important positions in judiciary and other legal institutions.
• The programme offers in-depth studies of the classic branches of European law and those aspects of European integration that influence its relations with the international community.
• The programme deals with the multifaceted aspects of European integration linked with the political, social, economic, business, security, defence, energy, environmental and similar interests of the Member States and the Union as a whole. It will provide professional training that will superbly prepare the student to become a lawyer that will be empowered to perform the most demanding jobs in legal, economic and non-economic positions in the EU and in the international environment, which requires specific legal skills and additional professional qualifications.

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University of Maribor retained the HR Excellence in Research award for its progress in implementing the 40 principles of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers through human resources policy, strategy and action plan.  The prize is awarded by the European Commission. With carefully selected assessors it continuously controls the progress of the implementation of principles through the mentioned strategic documents. This control is carried out by means of transparently published documents on websites and their practical implementation in form of assessors' visits in research organisations or at universities. 

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