About the training program
The “Legal Practice in State and Municipal Authorities” program at the Faculty of Law prepares specialists for public service. The program combines fundamental knowledge with practical training, enabling graduates to work in government bodies, courts, prosecutors’ offices, corporations, and the legal profession. Master’s students study legislative drafting techniques, the expert review of legal acts, and court representation in disputes involving public authorities. Graduates are in demand in government agencies, courts, prosecutors’ offices, law firms, notary offices, and the legal departments of companies. Students undertake internships in real-world institutions, while at the Legal Clinic, under the guidance of practicing professionals, they gain experience advising citizens and develop an understanding of the social importance of public service.
