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Since the year 2011 the Faculty of Law of Charles University in Prague seeks to make another step towards modern forms of continuous education by opening its own LL.M. Programme in two different specializations and which continues also in the academic year 2012/2013.
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ELSA operates primarily through its Local Groups, which are...
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On 13th October 2023, a round table on „Experiments in...
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10 feb 2018 · ELSA operates primarily through its Local Groups, which are located at nearly 300 law faculties in universities throughout 43 countries in Europe. In the Czech Republic is ELSA situated at law faculties in Brno, Olomouc, Pilsen and Prague. Webpage: http://www.elsa.cz/en-home/.
On 13th October 2023, a round table on „Experiments in administration and the administration of experiments“ was held at the Law Faculty, Charles University in Prague. This round table was organised under the 4 EU+ cooperation between our Faculty…
Welcome to the website of the Faculty of Law of Charles University in Prague. In this section you can find all the necessary basic information about our academic institution. Master´s programme of study - taught exclusively in the Czech language.
About. 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.
16 ago 2021 · The Law Faculty of Charles University was established in 1348 as one of four faculties of the newly established Charles University. The new Law Faculty building where students study today was built on the embankment of the Vltava River in the center of Prague in 1931.
4 apr 2022 · The Faculty of Law was one of the four faculties of the University when it was founded in 1348 (along with the Faculties of Liberal Arts, Theology and Medicine). At the beginning of the 20th century, the Faculty of Law was still housed in the Karolinum – however what was sufficient in the 14th century was no longer adequate more than half a ...
