School of Law Bachelor's
Bachelor's
Upon successful completion of the course “History of Law” at the Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, students acquire a comprehensive understanding of the historical development of law from antiquity to modern times. They become familiar with major legal systems, sources of law, and fundamental distinctions between public, private, and criminal law. Students are also introduced to political systems and judicial institutions in ancient Greece, Rome, and Byzantium, as well as to key concepts of private law, including contracts, property rights, and family law. The course highlights the evolution of legal thought and helps students understand that modern law is the result of a long historical process shaped by multiple civilizations. The aim is to provide a solid foundation for understanding contemporary legal systems and for further studies in law.
Organization
Institution:
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
School:
School of Law
Department:
School of Law
Language(s) of Instruction
Greek
Subject Area
Law Sciences
Mode of Delivery
In Person
Duration
8 Semesters
ECTS Credits
240
Part Time Option
No
Application Period
For foreign students, the application is made through the Hellenic Ministry of Education. To learn more about admission, check here: studyingreece.edu.gr . Admission to Greek-taught Bachelor’s programs is possible only via Panhellenic exams for Greek applicants.
Tuition Fees info_outline
Free
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