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It provides opportunities for international exchange, diversified legal education and personal professional development for law students and young lawyers. Members are law students and recent graduates who have an academic focus and have demonstrated commitment to international issues.
- Professional Associations and Faculty Clubs
Hussite Theological Faculty. Faculty of Law. First Faculty...
- UK
Rozcestník pro ukrajinské studenty, akademiky a zaměstnance...
- SIS
Links to faculty-specific information. Fakulta sociálních...
- UKraine
Statement of the Academic Senate of Charles University (4....
- Incoming Students
Each year Charles welcomes new students to foundation...
- Organizational Structure
Hussite Theological Faculty; Faculty of Law; ... Charles...
- Study Programmes
The system of study at Charles University has been designed...
- Admission Procedure
Charles University has 17 independent faculties, and each...
- Professional Associations and Faculty Clubs
With more than 4000 students, the Faculty of Law is the largest accredited Law Faculty in the country. Many of its alumni hold prominent positions in the central and regional administration, in public service, as well as in advocacy and private business.
The Faculty of Law, Charles University offers a wide range of courses for incoming exchange students that are taught in English. Go ahead and take a minute to explore our offer. We will be happy to welcome you at our Law Faculty in the very centre of Prague.
The Law Faculty of Charles University was formed in 1348 as one of four faculties of the newly established Charles University. Presently, with more than 4500 students, the Faculty of Law is the largest accredited law faculty in the Czech Republic.
The Faculty of Law of Charles University (Czech: Právnická fakulta Univerzity Karlovy) is one of the original four faculties of Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. Founded in 1348 by Charles IV on the basis of a bull of Pope Clement VI, it is the oldest law school in the Czech Republic and Central Europe.
Legal sciences developed significantly in the last century, and did so at the Czech Faculty of Law that emerged after the division of the Charles-Ferdinand university into two separate institutions (one with Czech and one with German as teaching language).
Courses Taught in English and in Other Foreign Languages. Charles University in Prague consists of 17 faculties. During your stay, you will be officially enrolled at one of these faculties, depending on your field of study. That will be your host faculty.
