Bachelor and Single-cycle
University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF LAW

The purpose of the course is to provide a student with a profound knowledge in the field of the Diplomatic and Consular Law as one of the legal sub-disciplines of public international law. In order to upgrade the theoretical knowledge students develop the ability to resolve the concrete practical issues by analyzing the relevant treaty provisions and case-law of the International Court of Justice and other international judicial bodies and tribunals.

The purpose of the course is to provide a student with a profound knowledge in the field of protection of human rights at national and international level (in the framework of the United Nations, the Council of Europe and the European Union). In order to upgrade the theoretical knowledge students develop the ability to resolve concrete practical issues by analyzing relevant treaty provisions and caselaw of the European Court of Human Rights and strengthen basic skills for preparing applications to the European Court of Human Rights.

The course gives foreign students some basic information on activities of the international organizations and the EU in the field of social security law, as well as the legal regulation of social security in distinctive countries.

The purpose of the course is to provide a student with a profound knowledge in the field of the international criminal law. In order to upgrade the theoretical knowledge students develop the ability to resolve the concrete practical issues by analyzing the relevant statutory and customary law as well as case-law of the international tribunals.

The purpose of the course is to enroll the students in an in-depth analysis of judicial proceedings taking place in Luxembourg at the Court of Justice of the EU as well as of relevant national court proceedings in which EU law is applied. Direct actions filed with the Court, the General Court and the EU Civil Service Tribunal, as well as indirect judicial review via the preliminary rulings procedure will be assessed. The evolution of relevant provisions of primary and secondary legislation as well as seminal case-law will be analyzed.

The main goal of the course is to give students a broad overview of the key issues and of the main steps in the mergers, acquisitions and corporate restructuring process. The role and motives of the various participants in a transaction are discussed: buyers and sellers, boards of directors, executives, advisors, financial institutions and regulators. In addition, the course is covering some more advanced and legally more complex topics: LBOs, MBOs, privatization transactions, corporate bankruptcy and bank restructuring.

The students will be encouraged to learn the most important Latin legal terms and their modern transliterations. They will get acquainted with the basic structure of Roman law and with the way it influenced modern law. They will be taught how to solve concrete cases related to different areas of Roman law.

The course gives the foreign students some basic information on historical development of political units on present Slovenian territory as well as the most typical lines of development of the law in force in the same territory.

The purpose of the course is to provide a student with a basic knowledge in the field of the Civil Medical Law. The students will gain special knowledge on topics of medical ethics, rights of personality and human rights and liberties and also on the relevant questions in Civil and Tort Law. The above stated will contribute to formation of special skills and abilities of understanding and judging of the concrete medical-law cases in practice.

The goal of the subject is to understand the foundations of English legal terminology with adequate understanding of the main body of legal terminology, as well as concepts of the constitutional, civil, penal, international and European laws. This shall provide the ability to use and correctly understand different legal acts and scientific texts in English, familiarity with the fundamental aspects and terminological differences in key relevant legal orders (the European Union, Great Britain and USA) and the ability to translate and compose legal texts in English.

The purpose of the course is to provide a student with a profound knowledge in the field of Constitutional Law of the European Union. In order to upgrade the theoretical knowledge students develop the ability to resolve the concrete practical issues by analyzing relevant treaties, constitutional provisions and the caselaw of the European Court of Justice.

The course gives the foreign students basic information on international labour law and selected universal and regional labour standards.

The purpose of the course is to provide students with an overview of the regulation of equality and discrimination. To this end, the course focuses on the conceptual and theoretical aspects of the protection against discrimination and the promotion of equality through law. By using a thematic approach, the course illuminates the key issues in discrimination law in general, while at the same time providing a detailed account of the specific legal context by referring to the legal framework of EU non-discrimination law and the prohibition of discrimination under the ECHR.

The purpose of the course is to give a student a profound knowledge in the field of law of the sea as one of the legal sub-disciplines of international law. In order to upgrade the theoretical knowledge students develop the ability to resolve the concrete practical issues by analyzing the relevant treaty provisions and the case-law of the International Court of Justice as well as other international judicial bodies and tribunals.