Bachelor of Law (LLB)
Program Overview
The Limassol University Law Program (LLB) provides students with comprehensive, up-to-date and multifaceted knowledge and education in the field of law, providing all the necessary skills for future lawyers for a professional and academic career.
The program offers the fundamental knowledge of legal science with a focus on Cypriot and Greek law as well as on contemporary legal issues in relation to related scientific, professional and cognitive subjects, which provide the graduate with the ability to meet professional challenges both locally and internationally.
Furthermore, the Limassol University Law programme, in conjunction with its collaborations with professional bodies such as the Cyprus Bar Association, is characterised by innovative elements and modern courses that provide graduates with wide options in the labour market. At the same time, this programme meets the high requirements of the relevant bodies, in Cyprus and Greece as well as abroad, which are responsible for the granting and recognition of professional rights to law graduates.
Why choose the programme?
- Scientifically documented and constantly updated curriculum
- Modern and innovative curriculum
- Experienced and qualified academic staff
- Linking scientific training with practical application
- Possibility of a professional career in a wide range of professions.
- Affordable tuition fees.
Career prospects
Graduates of the programme can work in a wide range of professions such as lawyers, judges, public prosecutors, prosecutors, legal advisors, company executives, notaries, civil servants, etc.
Bachelor of Law (LLB) Program includes:
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Admissions Requirements
- For admission to the law programme, the minimum admission criteria is the possession of a recognised high school leaving certificate with a minimum grade of 16/20 (for public schools) or 80/100 (for private schools) or three GCE A Level examinations with an ABB grade or an International Baccalaureate with a minimum grade of 32.
- English Language. Students must hold one of the following certificates of English language proficiency.
In case they do not possess the below certificates, the University provides the option of a Placement test in English.
IELTS: 5.0
TOEFL: 71
IB English B Standard Level (SL): 5
IB English B High Level (HL): 4
IB English A: Literature SL & HL: 4
Cambridge IGCSE or GCSE English as a second language: D
Cambridge IGCSE or GCSE English as a first language: E
Cambridge GCE English A Levels: D
Cambridge GCE as Level English language: D
Anglia Examinations: Intermediate
Password Skills Plus Test: 5. 5
Michigan Language Assessment: ECCE (52)
SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 530
Pearson PTE Academic: 58
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR): B1
Program Learning Outcomes
After completing the programme, students are expected to:
- demonstrate advanced knowledge and critical understanding of the basic theories, principles and concepts of legal science.
- the ability to analyse and evaluate legal rules and the sources of law in general and their impact on social life.
- apply quantitative and qualitative research methods to collect, analyse and interpret data for informed decision making and coherent legal thinking and argumentation.
- develop critical and analytical thinking on legal issues, such as on processes for the production of legal rules as well as on judicial decisions. develop critical and analytical thinking on legal issues, such as on processes for the production of legal rules as well as on judicial decisions.
- understand the Cypriot and Greek legal systems, analyse and identify their common and different characteristics.
- acquire knowledge of specific areas of law and the ability to specialise further in these areas.
- develop skills in legal reasoning and techniques for applying legal rules to factual and practical situations.
- acquire the ability to develop legal reasoning and legal drafting skills.
- develop effective communication, coordination and negotiation skills in a complex and competitive environment.
- develop skills for independent work, including initiative taking, self-organisation and effective time management as well as simultaneous teamwork.
- acquire skills for further academic deepening, such as postgraduate studies.
Program Requirements
Assessment.
Various methods are used to assess students in the programme. A final examination is предусмотрed in combination with other methods of continuous assessment such as a midterm examination, in-class presentations, assignments, presentations, etc.
Graduation.
For the completion of the programme, students must accumulate 240 ECTS and meet all programme requirements.
Programme Structure
Compulsory Courses (ECTS 192). Depending on which legal system the student chooses to focus on, Cypriot law or Greek law, they must select the courses marked in parentheses with (CY) for Cypriot law and the courses marked in parentheses with (GR) for Greek law.
It is understood that courses marked in parentheses with (CY/GR) are offered for both legal systems.
Elective Courses (ECTS 48). The student must accumulate 54 ECTS from the elective courses.
Programme Information
- Duration of Studies: 4 academic years (8 semesters)
- Mode of Study: Full-time
- Language of Instruction: English
- ECTS Credits: 240
- Awarded Degree: Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
- Level of Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree (1st cycle)
- Method of Delivery: On campus
Core Courses
2. LAW-101 – Constitutional Law (CY) 3. LAW-103 – Introduction to Research Methods (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
5. LAW-251 – English Legal Terminology (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-107 – Contract Law I (CY) 3. LAW-108 – Human Rights Law (CY) 4. LAW-110 – General Administrative Law (CY/GR) 5. LAW-410 – Banking Law (CY/GR) 6. LAW-321 – Maritime Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-211 – Public International Law II (CY/GR) 3. LAW-212 – Criminal Law I (CY) 4. LAW-214 – Contract Law II (CY) 5. LAW-220 – Comparative Law (CY/GR) 6. LAW-230 – Internet Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-241 – Criminal Law II (CY) 3. LAW-243 – Property Law (CY) 4. LAW-245 – Law of Torts I (CY) 5. LAW-250 – Criminology (CY/GR) 6. LAW-252 – Law of Competition (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-312 – Law of Torts II (CY) 3. LAW-314 – Inheritance Law (CY) 4. LAW-316 – Criminal Procedure (CY) 5. LAW-320 – Personal Data Protection (CY/GR) 6. LAW-322 – International Humanitarian Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-332 – Evidence Law I (CY) 3. LAW-334 – Company Law (CY) 4. LAW-336 – The Courts/Advocates Law & Legal Ethics (CY) 5. LAW-340 – Arbitration – Mediation (CY/GR) 6. LAW-350 – Forensic Psychology & Psychiatry (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-403 – Evidence Law II (CY) 3. LAW-404 – Private International Law (CY/GR) 4. LAW-406 – Applications of International & European Law (CY/GR) 5. LAW-411 – Law & Artificial Intelligence (CY/GR) 6. LAW-360 – Consumer Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-421 – Special Topics in Private Law (CY) 3. LAW-423 – Labour Law (CY) 4. LAW-440 – Trust Law (CY/GR) 5. LAW-120 – Philosophy of Law (CY/GR) 6. LAW-450 – Placement (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAWG-102 – Constitutional Law (GR) 3. LAW-103 – Introduction to Research Methods (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
5. LAW-251 – English Legal Terminology (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAWG-115 – Family Law (GR) 3. LAWG-109 – Civil & Social Rights (GR) 4. LAW-110 – General Administrative Law (CY/GR) 5. LAW-410 – Banking Law (CY/GR) 6. LAW-321 – Maritime Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-211 – Public International Law II (CY/GR) 3. LAWG-213 – General Criminal Law (GR) 4. LAWG-215 – General Law of Obligations (GR) 5. LAW-220 – Comparative Law (CY/GR) 6. LAW-230 – Internet Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAWG-242 – Special Criminal Law (GR) 3. LAWG-244 – Property Law (GR) 4. LAWG-246 – Special Law of Obligations (GR) 5. LAW-250 – Criminology (CY/GR) 6. LAW-252 – Law of Competition (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAWG-313 – Individual Labour Law (GR) 3. LAWG-315 – Commercial Law I (General Part & Securities Law) (GR) 4. LAWG-317 – Criminal Procedure I (GR) 5. LAW-320 – Personal Data Protection (CY/GR) 6. LAW-322 – International Humanitarian Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAWG-333 – Criminal Procedure II (GR) 3. LAWG-335 – Inheritance Law (GR) 4. LAWG-337 – Commercial Law II (Company Law) (GR) 5. LAW-340 – Arbitration – Mediation (CY/GR) 6. LAW-350 – Forensic Psychology & Psychiatry (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAW-404 – Private International Law (CY/GR) 3. LAWG-405 – Collective Labour Law (GR) 4. LAW-406 – Applications of International & European Law (CY/GR) 5. LAW-411 – Law & Artificial Intelligence (CY/GR) 6. LAW-360 – Consumer Law (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
2. LAWG-422 – Applications of Civil Law & Civil Procedure (GR) 3. LAWG-424 – Applications of Criminal Law & Criminal Procedure (GR) 4. LAW-440 – Trust Law (CY/GR) 5. LAW-120 – Philosophy of Law (CY/GR) 6. LAW-450 – Placement (CY/GR)
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Contact Hours: 36 / ECTS: 6
Explanations (in needed):
- Compulsory Courses (ECTS 192). Depending on which law route the student will focus on, Cypriot or Greek law, he/she should choose the courses marked in brackets (CY) for Cypriot law and the courses marked in brackets (GR) for Greek law.
- It is understood that the courses marked in brackets (CY/GR) are courses which are offered for both courses
- Elective courses (ECTS 48). The student should accumulate 48 ECTS on the elective courses
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