Core Courses
The core units in the formation of Private Law are:
Private Contracts
Commercial Companies
Private International Law
Commercial Paper and Bankruptcy
Advanced Topics
The Private Law program offers students the opportunity to join other specializations in the Master’s program.
It enables students to remain engaged in the field of legal and administrative sciences.
It allows students to apply their knowledge in various aspects of public and local administration, as well as in the judiciary, and to conduct research in areas such as bringing administration closer to citizens and strengthening the trust between state institutions and citizens.
Graduates can also take up public sector roles in general administration at the state level (executive directorates, districts, and municipalities), or in the justice sector as judges, court clerks, or in the legal profession (e.g., lawyers, bailiffs, notaries), or even work in educational institutions as professors after completing their studies.
Graduates can be employed in various public administrations, including the Prime Minister’s office, parliament, and other public sectors. They may take on public sector roles in staff management, overseeing public affairs and local organization, and working in general administration at both central and local government levels. Specifically, graduates can work in central administration in executive directorates at the state level, administrative departments in municipalities and districts, and in private institutions and the private sector more generally.