Courses in registration (in Polish) Faculty of Law and Administration - for incoming students 2200-2022-PR-ERA

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2200-FOR26

Faculty of Law and Administration

Applied Criminology

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Applied criminology

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Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

The course presents the wide scope of issues in Criminology, with the specific stress put on practical applications of the criminological knowledge.

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2200-1CWPM58-ERA

Faculty of Law and Administration

Canon law

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Canon law

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Groups

- (in Polish) Przedmioty 4EU+ (z oferty jednostek dydaktycznych) (University of Warsaw)

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

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No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.

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2200-1S407-ERA

Faculty of Law and Administration

Church and State in Europe

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Church and State in Europe

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Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

The course has been designed to develop and expand students’ knowledge about the legal aspect of the relations between religious institutions and the European states. It is focused on analyzing how the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights has influenced the national legal systems, but also what can be the contribution of these systems to the standards set for the European legal space.

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2200-FOR45

Faculty of Law and Administration

Civil Law I part 2

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Civil Law I: summer

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Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

This course is designed to acquaint foreign students with general institution of the Law of Property. Emphasis is placed on analyzing the legal provisions as well as their practical application. Students’ familiarity with provisions of foreign laws will be helpful to compare systems in different countries.

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2200-FOR44

Faculty of Law and Administration

Civil Law I part 1

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Civil Law I: winter

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Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

This course is designed to acquaint foreign students with general institution of Polish civil law (general part of the civil code). Emphasis is placed on analyzing the legal provisions as well as their practical application. Students’ familiarity with provisions of foreign laws will be helpful to compare systems in different countries.

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2200-FOR47

Faculty of Law and Administration

Civil Law II part 2

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Civil Law II: summer

Classes

Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

This course is designed to acquaint foreign students with specific contracts and principles of contract law. Emphasis is placed on analyzing the legal provisions as well as their practical application. Students’ familiarity with provisions of foreign laws will be helpful to compare systems in different countries.

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2200-FOR46

Faculty of Law and Administration

Civil Law II part 1

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Civil Law II: winter

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Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

This course is designed to acquaint foreign students with general principles of the Law of Obligations (contract and tort law). Emphasis is placed on analyzing the legal provisions as well as their practical application. Students’ familiarity with provisions of foreign laws will be helpful to compare systems in different countries.

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2200-1CWPC101-ERA

Faculty of Law and Administration

Commercial Law and Basic Institution of Company Law - I

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Commercial Law and Basic Institution of Company Law - I

Classes

Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.

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2200-1CWPC100-ERA

Faculty of Law and Administration

Commercial Law and Basic Institution of Company Law - II

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Commercial Law and Basic Institution of Company Law - II

Classes

Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

No brief description found, go to course home page to get more information.

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2200-1CWPC121-ERA

Faculty of Law and Administration

Comparative Company Law

Wydział Prawa i Administracji

Comparative Company Law

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Groups

- Erasmus+ (Faculty of Law and Administration)

Brief description

This course examines a selection of company law topics in a comparative context, drawing in particular on the laws of the UK, Germany, France, and the United States. At the beginning of each class, the students will be introduced to definitions and concepts to be considered in depth during the class. This will be followed by a presentation of relevant national rules from different jurisdictions in order to allow for comparison of how different legal systems deal with the same issues. Against this background, the final part of each class will be devoted to discussing comparative advantageousness and effectiveness of the solutions analysed. Participants are expected to contribute to the discussions.

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