BA in European and International Legal Studies
Area of Studies
social sciences
Degree
Bachelor
Degree (in English)
Bachelor
Language(s)
- English
Course Duration
3 years/6 semesters
ECTS points
180
Department
The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
Tuition and Other Fees
3800PLN/semester
Application Deadline(s)
Please, contact the unit
Course Description
Course Profile
Looking to launch an international career in law, diplomacy, or global business? The BA in European and International Legal Studies at KUL offers a dynamic and comprehensive legal education fully taught in English—right in the heart of Europe.
Legal studies combine European and international law with fields of politics, sociology, philosophy, history, and economics. It looks at how law interacts with society, culture, and power structures.
International Focus – Dive deep into European Union law, international public and private law, human rights, and global legal systems.
Why European and International Legal Studied at KUL?
- English-taught curriculum – All courses are conducted in English, making the program accessible to students from around the world.
- Academic Excellence – Study under experienced professors and legal experts with international backgrounds and research portfolios.
- Career-ready education – Develop the legal knowledge and critical thinking skills needed for careers in international organizations, legal firms, governmental institutions, and NGOs.
- Global community – Join a diverse student body and build connections that span continents.
- Strategic location – Study in Lublin, a safe, student-friendly city with rich history and easy access to major European destinations.
Studies prepare for:
- work in areas requiring specialist knowledge about European integration or international affairs;
- employment in international organizations, including institutions and agencies of the European Union, or other regional and global international organizations;
- work at the national level in the local government sector, in particular in the bodies managing European funds or responsible for the implementation of EU law;
- work in national and international non-governmental organizations;
starting own business within the internal market of the European Union.
Graduates can also take up careers within the framework of international and national cooperation in the field of culture, education, media and journalism, law, business or finance.
Graduates of European and International Legal Studies have the knowledge and skills to:
- analysis, proper interpretation and determination of the position of acts of international, European and national law in the legal system;
analysis of international and European judicial decisions and determination of their effects;
- constructing office documentation, including the content of contracts and opinions;
- assessment and analysis of the impact of EU policy and legal actions on the national and international situation;
- use, management and control of EU and European funds;
- the informed exercise of the status of a citizen of the Union, including active participation in the instruments available to civil society;
- starting your own business within the internal market of the European Union;
- effective protection of the rights of a migrant worker within the internal market of the European Union;
- providing professional information about the rights of people benefiting from international protection (m.in. refugees);
- conducting negotiations and mediation in commercial matters;
efficient movement in business areas.
Graduates of European and International Legal Studies have knowledge and skills in numerous areas of law, m.in:
- institutional and substantive law of the European Union, including the law of the internal market; the area of freedom, security and justice; protection of fundamental rights;
- international law, including human rights;
- intellectual property law;
- environmental law;
- digital market law and personal data protection;
- international energy law;
- the law of European funds.
Education Requirements
• Foreign Secondary School Certificate / IB / EB diploma / Polish "matura" certificate
• certificate confirming English language proficiency at B2 level
Contact
study@kul.pl
+48 81 445 42 16
The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
Al. Racławickie 14
20-950 Lublin, Poland
phone: +48 445 42 16
email: study@kul.pl
www: http://www.kul.pl

