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University profile Paneuropean University
Bratislava, Slovakia · Accredited programme
International law is a phd / doctorate programme lasting 3, taught in English and Slovak at Paneuropean University in Bratislava.
The study programme International Law, accredited in the study field of law of the system of study fields in the Slovak Republic, is a study programme of the third degree of higher education. The…
CityBratislava
Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.
- Conditions of admission The basic condition for admission to doctoral studies is the completion of a second-degree study programme or a first- and second-degree study programme of higher education studies combined into one unit in the field of Law. The entrance examination is conducted before an examination board appointed by the Dean. Additional information Why study with us - 10 REASONS TO STUDY A DOCTORAL STUDY AT PANEUROPEAN COLLEGE earning a "PhD." is valid in all EU countries quality education with an emphasis on international orientation modern and innovative teaching methods and practically oriented teaching individual approach and respect for the needs of the doctoral student trainers are prominent domestic and foreign experts active participation of PhD students in scientific research projects international orientation of studies enables graduates to be more employable not only on the domestic but also on the international labour market external doctoral studies can also be studied by candidates directly from practice modern premises, quality technical and technological equipment of classrooms, study literature available in the academic library international relations - more than 60 foreign partners within the Erasmus+ programme and 20 bilateral partnerships in non-EU countries Conditions for international students
Confirm the accepted English-language evidence with the institution for the selected intake.
EnglishPrimary teaching language
SlovakAlso listed by the official programme source
Preparation checklist; final document rules and certified translations are confirmed during application review.
Passport or national identity document
Previous diploma or graduation certificate
Academic transcript
Proof of the programme's teaching language, when requested
Completed application form and recent photograph
Curriculum vitae and motivation statement
Recognition or equivalency evidence, when requested
This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.
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Frequently asked questions
How long is International law?
The official catalogue records a duration of 3.
Which languages are used for International law?
The official programme record lists English and Slovak. A required language certificate or minimum score must be confirmed for the chosen intake.
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