Doctoral Studies – Law
A student who defends their doctoral dissertation after passing all subjects provided for in the curriculum for six semesters receives a certificate of completion of the study program with 180 ECTS credits, specifically a Doctor of Legal Sciences (in certain fields) – 180 ECTS.
General Law
These studies enable in-depth research into complex legal issues. Doctoral candidates will develop original research in the legal field, contributing to theories of justice, legal philosophy, and the development of the legal system.
Business Law
These studies deal with highly specialized legal aspects of the business environment. Doctoral candidates will research the legal implications of corporate transactions, trade, international contracts, and competition law.
Business-Civil Security
This program enables in-depth research into complex issues in the field of security. Doctoral candidates will deal with the development of new risk management strategies, the analysis of security policies, and the development of technologies for security challenges.
Security and Criminalistics
Doctoral studies in the field of security and criminalistics represent the highest level of education in these disciplines and allow students to become experts at the highest level. These programs are often called doctoral programs in security and criminalistics or related names such as doctoral programs in criminology or doctoral programs in forensics. Doctoral studies in security and criminalistics allow graduates to become experts at the highest level and to contribute to the development of theoretical knowledge and practical solutions in this field. This type of education usually opens doors for academic careers, research work, as well as management positions in the security and justice sectors.