Legal subjects are the core of the undergraduate Law degree in Europe, but the presence of “non-legal” subject is important in many countries. Often these studies are provided as mandatory in the curriculum and/or as optional. This study explores the composition of curriculum of students of law faculties in Europe focusing on “non legal” studies
Composition of Curriculum for European Students of Law Faculty: “State of the Art”
LEPORE, LUIGI
2013-01-01
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Legal subjects are the core of the undergraduate Law degree in Europe, but the presence of “non-legal” subject is important in many countries. Often these studies are provided as mandatory in the curriculum and/or as optional. This study explores the composition of curriculum of students of law faculties in Europe focusing on “non legal” studiesFile in questo prodotto:
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