Bachelor's in European Legal Studies

Adam Mickiewicz University is a public university in Poznań, Poland. It was founded in 1919 and is named after the Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz. The university has over 45,000 students and 6,000 staff members. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in the fields of humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, medicine, and engineering. Adam Mickiewicz University is ranked #601-800 in the QS World University Rankings 2024. It is also a member of the European University Association.

If you want to understand how does the European integration process actually work, learn about past and present challenges of the European integration as well as public and state policies, relating to everyday life, then our BA program in European Legal Studies is the right choice for you. The program offers you a set of mandatory and elective subjects/topics explaining European solutions in the global context. By the end of 3rd year, you will have a choice of several special focus tracks that will better define your future legal career. They will cover issues in law, business and society. BA in European Legal Studies will help you better understand the European legal culture, democratic pathways of the EU countries, as well as Europe’s place in global politics and trade. Our program will provide you with a comprehensive introduction to European legal studies. The mandatory part of the program includes issues covering the development of data and knowledge economy, intellectual property in trade, and data protection. You will learn how European integration impacts law, economy and society on a daily basis. You will have an opportunity to choose from various electives and to develop your language skills in legal/business English. Classes in the Polish language will also be available to our students. The BA program in European Legal Studies with its advanced curriculum and language training makes it easier for you to carry your legal career further. Graduates will be able to apply their broad knowledge of European law in their home countries, both in public and economic institutions as well as with private business ventures.