Bachelors in European Law

Bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences

Designed for ambitious, globally-minded students from all around the world, the BA Liberal Arts and Sciences offers the unique opportunity to attain a specialised qualification in one of four diverse Majors, combined with a broad and interdisciplinary liberal arts education. Tilburg University's 3-year Liberal Arts and Sciences Bachelor’s programme is entirely taught in English, connecting you to a wide network of (international) students with shared global ambitions.

Bachelor in Law and Business

This programme directs itself towards students wishing to work either in a managerial environment, with a clear understanding of legal issues, or in legal practice with a clear understanding of business transactions. However, a clear understanding of interrelations between law and business will also make candidates attractive for many other positions.

Bachelor in International & European Law

Are you interested international law and justice? Whether you see yourself as a defender of human rights, a high-flying corporate lawyer for a multinational, or someone who helps make the laws, a International Bachelor of Laws - International and European Law will prepare you for a legal career on a global scale.

Bachelor in European LL.B - Licence Européenne

The graduates will not only be able to accede to all the jobs for French lawyers, barristers, solicitors, corporate lawyers, lawyer-linguist or civil servants, but also to a multitude of jobs which involve abilities in using two or several languages in a European and international context.

Bachelor in European LL.B - Licence Européenne

The graduates will not only be able to accede to all the jobs for French lawyers, barristers, solicitors, corporate lawyers, lawyer-linguist or civil servants, but also to a multitude of jobs which involve abilities in using two or several languages in a European and international context.

Bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences

For students who do not want to be limited to a single academic discipline. UCM offers 150 courses in almost all academic disciplines. The 3-year programme is entirely in English.

Bachelor in European Law School

Trains students to be lawyers. Stresses spoken & written legal English & the rules & legal instruments of international & European legal orders. It is a 3-year, English-language programme.

Bachelor in Wirtschaftsrecht

Fachhochschule Mainz

Programmbeschreibung: Neu: Master in drei Semestern! Studienbeginn auch mit Bachelor mit 180 ECTS-Punkten als erstem berufsqualifizierendem Abschluss durch die Absolvierung eines Brückenkurses möglich!!!

Bachelor in Laws (International Exchange)

University of Essex

Our LLB Laws (International Exchange) is a four-year course which enables you to spend your third year at one of our partner universities.

Bachelor in Law

Tallinn University of Technology

The emphasis of our program is on the development of a systematic understanding of law and justice, and of the lawyer’s special obligation to society, as well as the analytical and argumentative skills which are the hallmarks of successful and respected attorneys, judges, and executives.

Bachelor in Law

European University Cyprus (EUC)

The Law program is academic but also equips students with the necessary labor market skills and knowledge required by the profession. The language of instruction of the program is Greek

Bachelor in Law with Criminology

The University of Manchester

This is a Joint Honours degree programme which admitted its first students in September 2006. This degree builds on the many links between the related disciplines of law and criminology. This University's Law School is an especially good place to study these subjects together, as in September 2004, a group of criminologists joined a Law School with a tradition going back 130 years and which already incorporated an internationally renowned group of specialists. We are now a large School specialising in not just law and criminology, but also in human rights, medical law and ethics, legal theory, and international law with a particular emphasis on developing countries. An advantage of taking law and criminology in one inter-disciplinary School such as this (as compared to taking a programme run jointly by two different Schools) is that we are able to provide an integrated programme that allows many topics to be approached from the viewpoint of both disciplines. It also means that you will not simply study