Law

Bachelor of Law

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Do you want to change yourself and the world for the better? Start with the “Law” program and become a sought-after legal professional capable of shaping the future and upholding justice!

Why choose this program?

• Experience and tradition — the program is based on 30 years of EHU’s expertise in legal education, combining academic knowledge with a practical approach.
• Modern teaching methodologies — incorporating advanced legal theories, case analysis, and hands-on experience from practicing lawyers working in governmental and international organizations.
• Practice-oriented approach — faculty members have experience working in government institutions, courts, bar associations, and international organizations.
• Preparation for a career in the EU and the USA — gradual integration into the legal and academic environments of Europe and America, with opportunities for internships and further studies in international master’s programs.
• Master’s degree and academic development — graduates can pursue a master’s degree in international public or private law at EHU or continue their education at European universities in EU law, human rights, and international arbitration.
• Smooth language adaptation — studies begin in Russian with intensive English learning and a gradual transition to English-taught courses, ensuring a smooth integration into the international academic environment. Additionally, students can learn Lithuanian, expanding their career and academic opportunities in EU countries.
• Global opportunities — the program provides access to international courses, academic exchanges through Erasmus+ and OSUN, as well as lectures from leading legal experts and faculty from prestigious universities in Europe and the USA.

Curriculum of the Bachelor’s Program in Law

The program offers two study formats tailored to different educational needs:
High residence (Full-time) format and Low residence (Part-time session-based) format.

Graduates of the “Law” program possess a unique set of knowledge and skills, which significantly expands their opportunities in the international job market. They are in demand in both the public and private sectors, successfully resolving legal issues in various fields.

Where can graduates work?

• Legal Counsel in government bodies — providing legal support for the activities of public institutions, and participating in the development of regulatory acts.
• Expert in international governmental and non-governmental organizations — analyzing and developing legal strategies, and engaging in international human rights initiatives.
• Legal Counsel in law firms, private companies, and business structures — offering advice on matters of civil, corporate, and international law.
• Lawyer in law firms — representing clients in courts and handling cases in criminal, civil, and administrative law.
• Expert consultant in analytical centers and international institutes — researching legal systems, developing legal reforms, and analyzing legislation.
• Academic career — an opportunity to pursue further studies in master’s programs in Europe and the USA in international public and private law, EU law, human rights, and international arbitration.

Admission Requirements

Admission to the “Law” program is conducted without entrance exams, based on a motivational interview.

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