Bachelor Program in Law

The goal of the program is to prepare a competitive, qualified lawyer in the local and international labor market, who will have a broad knowledge of national law and in-depth knowledge of public, private, criminal, or international law. The program aims to train a specialist who, based on the acquired knowledge, will have the ability to identify, solve, evaluate, reason, substantiate legal problems, produce legal documents, search for law sources (scientific publications,  legislative amendments, court decisions), follow the innovations in jurisprudence, process and convey justified position in written and oral form, and to prepare a specialist with professional and ethical values, carrying social responsibility and democratic values.  Bachelor’s educational program in law entails 240 credits consisting of courses in the major field, as well as courses oriented on developing general, transferable skills. A graduate of the bachelor’s program in law can work in the public or private sector: ministries, the Parliament of Georgia, general courts, the Constitutional  Court, public law legal entities, non-governmental organizations, private companies and organizations of  various profiles, private law offices, legal companies, etc.