Legal studies are uniform, ending a professional diploma degree in law.
The curriculum was developed by the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of 5 October 2011 on the terms and conditions in a specific field of study and level of education.
Number of semesters and the number of credits required to obtain qualifications (working title) – 10 semesters/300 point ETCS.
The curriculum provides 65 subjects in 10 semesters.
The first year includes 16 subjects and two additional trainings 11 in the first semester and 7 in the second one (two items are year-round).
Among these items 5 end with an exam, 3 credit with the mark, 1 –ends with a credit (training also ends with a credit).
During the second semester, among seven items there are:
Among these items 3 ends with an exam, 4 credit with the mark.
There are nine subjects in the second yera. 5 subjects in the first semester, six in the second (two subjects are year-round).
During the third semester, among five subjects there are:
Among these subjects: 3 subjects end with an exam, 2 end with credit and a mark.
The fourth year includes 6 subjects:
Among these subjects 3 end with an exam, 2 credit with a mark, 1 – with credit.
There are 11 subjects in the third year. 5 in the first semester and six in the second one.
During the fifth term there are 5 subjects:
Among these items 4 end with an exam, one ends with credit with a mark.
During the sixth semester, among six subjects there are:
Among these subjects two end with an exam, 4 end with credit with a mark.
There are 11 subjects in the fourth year. 6 – in the first semester and 6 in the second (one subjects is a year-round).
During the seventh semester, among the five subjects there are:
Among these items 4 end with an exam, one credit with the mark, one with the mark.
During the eighth semester, within six subjects are:
Among these items two ends with an exam, 3 credit with the mark, one with the mark.
There are 18 subjects in the fifth year. 10 in the first, nine in the second semester (one subject takes a year).
During the ninth semester, among the 10 subjects there are:
Among these subjects 9 end with a credit with the mark, one with credit.
During the tenth term, in the course 9 are:
Among these subjects 8 ends with a credit with the mark, one with credit.
1st YEAR
Semester 1
Foreign language
Physical Education
Jurisprudence
Roman Law
General history of law
History of Polish law
History of political and juridical doctrines
Ethics for lawyers
Ergonomisc
Etiquette
Labor safety and hygiene
Semester 2
Foreign language
Physical Education
Latin Law Terminology
Logic for Lawyers
Economics
Fundamentals of Management
Sociology of Law
2th YEAR
Semester 3
Foreign language
Administrative law
Civil law
Criminal law
Constitutional law
Semester 4
Foreign language
Informatics
Civil law
Family Law in Europe
International public law
European Environmental Law
3th YEAR
Semester 5
Criminal procedure
Civil law – Obligations
Law of public financies
Commercial law
Comparative Constitutional Law
Semester 6
Proseminary
Labour law and social security
Introduction to comparative law
Tax law
European Union Law
Economic public law
4th YEAR
Semester 7
Diploma seminar
Civil procedure
Theory and philosophy of law
Human rights
European Law of Contract and Tort
Banking Law
Semester 8
Diploma seminar
Conflict of Laws
Project Management
International and European Tax Law
Interntional and European System of Justice
European Economic Law
5th YEAR
Semester 9
Diploma seminar
Insolvency Law
Comparative Public Law
Law of securities
European Company Law
Competition Law
Elective subject
Elective subject
Elective subject
Elective subject
Semester 10
Diploma seminar
Legal skills (laboratory)
International Dispute Settlements
Economic Analysis of Law / Law and Economics
Intellectual Property Law
Elective subject
Elective subject
Elective subject
Elective subject
