COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) in Law Studies at American University of Cyprus offers a comprehensive 240 ECTS curriculum designed to provide students with strong theoretical and practical knowledge of law at national and international levels. The program begins with foundational courses in legal research, legal theory, legal English writing, tort law, criminal law, and European Union law to build essential legal reasoning and analytical skills. Students then progress through core subjects such as contract law, public law, company and corporate law, commercial law, land law, intellectual property law, banking law, competition law, public international law, equity and trusts, and law of evidence. The curriculum also includes dissertation phases, allowing students to conduct in-depth legal research and develop advanced critical thinking skills. Elective courses provide flexibility for students to explore specialized areas such as business law, human rights, family law, maritime law, aviation law, dispute resolution, environmental law, international criminal law, and international energy law. The semester-by-semester structure ensures a gradual progression from foundational legal principles to advanced legal analysis and professional practice. Throughout the program, students develop expertise in legal interpretation, research, advocacy, and problem-solving, preparing them for successful careers as lawyers, judges, legal consultants, corporate advisors, or experts in domestic and international organizations.