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The Department of Law’s study programmes in law include one Bachelor’s degree in law and seven Master in law with a first common year and a second-year specialisation.
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All our programmes are designed to opens minds, develop outstanding legal skills, mobility in thinking and ensure that students will be able to bring these skills to action in solving key challenges of our time.
Since 2019, all Master’s degrees in Law have been accredited for a 5 year period by FIBAA – an internationally recognised agency for quality assurance development in higher education.