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Bachelor in Law

Study Type : In Person | Location : Thessaloniki | Duration : 8 Semesters | ECTS Credits : 240

Programme Philosophy & Overview

The Bachelor in Law programme is designed to prepare graduates for legal practice and professional environments that extend beyond national borders. The curriculum combines the continental legal tradition with core principles of common law, emphasizing International Law, European Law, Comparative Law, Digital Regulation, Energy Law, Maritime Law and Global Governance.

Students develop advanced legal reasoning, critical thinking, advocacy and analytical skills, while gaining practical exposure through moot court competitions, legal clinics and experiential learning.

Academic Focus Areas

• International & European Law
• Comparative Law
• Human Rights
• Corporate & Commercial Law
• Digital & Technology Law
• Maritime & Shipping Law
• Environmental & Energy Law
• International Litigation & ADR

Curriculum Structure

01

Foundation Courses

  • Introduction to Private Law and Legal Methodology (ECTS 5–8)
  • Constitutional Theory and General Principles of Public Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Introduction to Criminal Law and Criminology (ECTS 5–8)
  • Comparative Law – Introduction to Major Legal Systems (ECTS 5–8)
  • History of International Institutions and European Integration (ECTS 5–8)
  • European and Comparative Constitutional Law (ECTS 5–8)
02

Private & Public Law

  • Contract Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Property and Succession Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Family Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Tort Law and Restitution (ECTS 5–8)
  • Administrative Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Civil Procedure (ECTS 5–8)
  • Criminal Procedure (ECTS 5–8)
03

International & European Law

  • Public International Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • EU Law I (ECTS 5–8)
  • EU Law II (ECTS 5–8)
  • International Economic Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • International Migration, Refugee and Asylum Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Private International Law and International Business Transactions (ECTS 5–8)
04

Commercial & Financial Law

  • Corporate Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Corporate Law II (Insolvency & M&A) (ECTS 5–8)
  • Banking and Finance (ECTS 5–8)
  • Tax Law and Public Finance (ECTS 5–8)
  • Consumer Protection and Competition Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Labour Law (ECTS 5–8)
05

Digital, Energy & Specialized Law

  • Computer Law and GDPR (ECTS 5–8)
  • Digital Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Environmental Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Energy Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • IP Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • International Maritime Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Shipping Law (ECTS 5–8)
  • Insurance Law with Emphasis on Marine Insurance (ECTS 5–8)

Practical Learning & International Experience

• Participation in international moot court competitions
• Legal clinics in Human Rights and Refugee Law
• Workshops and seminars with legal professionals
• Negotiation’s course focused on dispute resolution
• Experiential learning in advocacy and legal drafting
• Exposure to transnational legal systems and institutions

Elective Areas

• Greek Civil Law Terminology
• Greek Commercial Law Terminology
• Greek Criminal Law Terminology
• Greek Public Law Terminology
• Cypriot Law
• International Law of the Sea
• Equity and the Law of Trusts
• Property Law
• Contract Law (Common Law)
• Restitution and Tort

Admissions & Entry Requirements

• Secondary school diploma or equivalent qualification providing access to higher education
• English language proficiency at B2 level or above
• Online personal interview assessing communication and critical thinking skills

Qualifications Considered Positively

• Overall secondary school grade of 70% or above
• International Baccalaureate (IB): 28/45 or above
• GCE A-levels: BBB or above
• SAT: 1200/1600 or above
• ACT: 25/36 or above
• LNAT: 22/42 or above
• AP scores of 4 or 5 in relevant