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    ENGLISH FOR THE PURPOSES OF LAW

    If you want to get acquainted with the basics of LEGAL terminology, the Faculty of Law offers you courses that will allow you to do so.

     

    Introduction to Legal English

    The Language of Employment, Tort and Business -

    The Language of Contract and Company Law

    English for Law Enforcement

    Legal English

    For students in Bachelor studies:           

    Winter term

    Summer term

    Introduction to Legal English – 1d-MEP-201 (KMEPaPK PrF/1d-MEP-201/16)

    The Language of Contract and Company Law - 1d-MEP-210 (KMEPaPK PrF/1d-MEP-210/16)

    The Language of Employment, Tort and Business Law - 1d-MEP-218 (KMEPaPK PrF/1d-MEP-218/16)

    English for Law Enforcement - 1d-MEP-228 (KMEPaPK PrF/1d-MEP-228/16)

     

    For students in Master’s studies:

    Legal English -2d-MEP-208 (KMEPaPK PrF/2d-MEP-208/16) - summer term