Global law and governance (studia w języku angielskim)

Tuition is EUR 2800 per year, international, and applications are due 2026-07-13.

Global Law And Governance at the University of Lodz, in Łódź, Poland, is a bachelor's degree taught in English over 4 semesters, with the upcoming intake starting on 2026-10-01 and an application deadline of 2026-07-13. The program is designed to shape professionals with grounded knowledge of law, including international law, global governance processes, and the functioning of international institutions. Students gain an understanding of the most important issues in global law, covering its creation, implementation, and application, along with its basic institutions, as well as the management of institutions operating within global structures. Graduates acquire the skills and social competences needed to work in international institutions, non-governmental organisations, public administration at both central and local government levels, and the private sector, where knowledge of law and global processes is required. The program also prepares students to conduct independent scientific research and to continue their education at the master's level, in particular through classes delivered as seminars and conversation classes as well as laboratories focused on practical skills. Course content reflects current research pursued at the Faculty of Law and Administration, spanning public and private international law, European law, environmental law, human rights, international trade law, and the global aspects of constitutional law. Elective modules, updated annually, give students flexibility to tailor their studies to individual interests and career goals. Degrees of this kind typically prepare graduates for roles in diplomacy, international arbitration, compliance, and policy analysis across governmental and private-sector institutions worldwide.