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About us
The new millennium has presented the Hungarian higher education sector, including legal training, with new challenges. The Faculty of Law at Szeged University, therefore, has taken all appropriate steps to meet these new challenges. In tune with preserving the set of values and unique character inherent in its image, it is the unconcealed intention of the Faculty to facilitate the immersion into a European scientific and academic community in which Hungary has officially held an enduring membership since the spring of 2004.
Common Law and English Legal Translation LL.M
The Common Law and English Legal Translation Lawyers and Consultants Training Programme is for the duration of 4 semesters at the end of which you will be entitled to hold an LL.M title. In the course of the programme, you will be grounded in legal translation from Hungarian into English and vice versa while exploring and acquiring the required terminology as well as deepening your understanding of how this transformation is reflected in a variety of legal aspects in most common law systems.
International and European Trade and Investment Law LL.M
This English language International and European Trade and Investment Lawyers and Consultants Specialised Training Programme LL.M enables you as a participant to enhance you understanding in the law of international and European investment climate, money markets, trade and dispute settlement mechanisms.
German Law and Legal Translation LL.M
The German Law and Legal Translation Programmes within the Institute will provide you with a basic understanding of the legal system of Germany and the German legal terminology and, as a result, you will be able to use foreign languages in your career whether it is in your country or across the European Union.
Comparative Intellectual Property Law (CIPL) LL.M
This programme provides you with a thoroughly professional and theoretical education if you are interested in the intellectual property law of the leading countries of cultural industry and industrial property law.
