The Master International Legal Communication program is a second-degree course of study that prepares specialists in international legal communication. It is a four-semester program that requires 120 ECTS points for completion. The program is conducted in English and is classified under the humanities and social sciences. The program is divided into three specialties: Design Thinking in Law, Transference of Legal Knowledge, and Epistemology of Lawyering. The first year is a joint program for all students, while in the second year, students choose a specialty from one of the three specialties offered. The program's unique feature is its interdisciplinary approach to legal and linguistic issues in the context of international, supranational, and transnational legal regimes. The program aims to educate personnel involved in research and communication related to the creation and shaping of law, making law public, and advocacy. The program's graduates are equipped with interdisciplinary knowledge and practical skills that enable them to undertake individual or team scientific research in the field of international legal communication. They can work in corporations, state institutions, international organizations, law firms, and other organizations that require expertise in international legal communication.
