Curriculum Structure

Valid from 2021 on - Con​​​​centration Area: Fundamentals of Positive Law

Lines of research

1.       Constitutionalism and Production of Law

2.       Law, Jurisdiction and Artificial Intelligence

3.       Environmental Law, Transnationality  and Sustainability

The master's degree student must co​​​mplete at least 30 credits, distributed as follows:

• 6 credits in dissertation activity, divided into two stages: 3 credits for the dissertation and 3 credits in activities related to the dissertation.

• 14 credits in compulsory subjects

• 10 credits in elective subjects

Note. Master's degree students must also when forwarding the Dissertation for Defense, have entered at least two publications (article in indexed journal, book chapter, or full text published in indexed event annals) that were issued during their master's degree period.

Compulsory subjects

• Methodology of Legal Research - 02 credits

• Political Theory - 03 credits

• Transnational Governance and Sustainability - 03 credits

• Fundamentals of Legal Perception - 03 credits

• Legal Theory and Transnationality    - 03 credits

Elective su​bjects (two credits each)

• Access to justice and special courts

• Constitutionalism and Criminal Control

• Social Control and Law Production

• Law, environment, and development

• Effectiveness of Fundamental Rights

• Democratic Constitutional State and Regulation

• Ethics, Law and Society

• Epistemological, Axiological and Semiological Foundations of the Production and Application of Law

• Constitutional Hermeneutics

• History and Constitution

• Artificial Intelligence for Law - introduction to the theme, basic and fundamental concepts

• Judicialization of Public Policies

•  Juridicization of Sustainable Development

• International Jurisdiction

• Jurisdiction, governance, and sustainability

• Constitutional Environmental Principiology and Jurisdiction

• Production and application of law in the age of Artificial Intelligence

• Production and Application of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

• Perspective of transnationality: transnational social actors and spaces

• Data Protection Regime, Cybersecurity, and Applied Legislation

• Advanced Seminars on Constitutionalism and Law Production

• Advanced Seminars on Environmental Law, Transnationality and Sustainability

• Advanced Seminars on Law and Jurisdiction

• Advanced Seminars on Law and Artificial Intelligence

• Fundamental Rights Theory​​