The foundations of the LL.B. International and European Environmental Law degree program are fully in line with the Development Strategy of the University of Wroclaw. The field of study created at the Faculty of Law, Administration, and Economics at the University of Wrocław has a general academic profile, the subject of which is legal education in the specialized field of law on the protection and use of the environment

Why study this program in Groningen? The focus on European law and public international law is far greater than the focus on national legal contexts. No national law system is being taught as a general rule. This program is unique in Europe with regard to the content of the programme. It also holds a compulsory semester of law courses abroad.

Studying Law and International Relations at the University of Westminster will place you on a pathway to a meaningful career in the field of international legal practice and global affairs.

If you're passionate about protecting the planet and shaping the future of global sustainability, the International and European Environmental Law programme offers you the opportunity to make a real-world impact. This programme equips you with the essential legal skills and knowledge to contribute to the development, regulation, and enforcement of environmental policies, ensuring the preservation of natural resources and addressing climate change.

You'll study key topics of international relevance, such as trade, criminal and human rights law. In our age of increasing globalisation, expertise in these areas will boost your employability both in the UK and internationally.

The Faculty of Law offers a Bachelor's Degree in Comparative, European and International Legal Studies (CEILS), taught entirely in English.

The University of London is truly one of the great universities of the world. A federation of 18 world-class Colleges and 10 specialist institutes, its reputation for high academic standards has been built on the outstanding teaching and research of its Colleges since 1836.

International Law Undergraduate Program (LLB) established in 2020 within the Faculty of Law and will accept its first students in the 2020-2021 Academic Year. Law is a compelling and challenging practice. Its area of impact is immense. It may reach people’s daily life as well as to the operations of governments on an international level. That is why our program established to train qualified lawyers to meet the increasing demand for such legal services in our country.

The course major, Security Law and Legalities in Public Administration, is a Bachelor degree study programme aimed at preparing professionals (interdisciplinary trained security experts) for positions ranging from the public to private sector. These positions can range from management in public administration, managers of security in the private sector, executives responsible for needs-specific safety in the business field, qualified security experts on policies within the Czech Republic and other commercial environments. The programme curriculum is closely linked to the security policy implemented within the security system of the Czech Republic and builds on several of the following principles:

You can choose to take a generic LLB or pursue one of our specialist LLB pathways in Company and Commercial Law, International and Comparative Law, International Business Law or Social and Public Policy

This LLB Law programme is perfect for working adults who wish to study for a Law Degree with practical real-world application knowledge.

The College of Law and Business offers a global LL.B. Bachelor of Law degree in Israel for English Speakers. This program is an opportunity for students who are looking to gain international experience and prepare themselves professionally for a successful career in law. Students live in Israel, learn Hebrew, a study in both English and Hebrew and learn everything they need to practice law in both languages.

Our LLB Law degree provides the essential training you’ll need to become a successful solicitor or barrister. You’ll learn about ground-breaking research topics such as war crime trials and women in prison.