The entire length of the program is three years, each worth 60 credits, for a total of 180 credits.
The first semester of the first year consists of the following common courses:
- Constitutional values and enterprise (10 hours – 4 credits);
- Public regulation of enterprise (20 hours – 8 credits);
- Collective agreements and business systems (25 hours – 10 credits);
- Justice and functioning of the economy (25 hours – 10 credits).
There will also be a technical class on the use of legal databases.
The second semester of the first year consists of the following courses:
- Economic analysis of the law (20 hours – 8 credits);
- Alternative dispute resolutions (20 hours – 8 credits);
- Administrative liability resulting from crimes of companies, institutions, and associations even without legal personality (20 hours – 8 credits);
- Organization, liability and tax burdens in groups of companies (20 hours – 8 credits);
The third semester consists of the following courses:
- International jurisdiction: courts and tribunals (20 hours – 8 credits);
- Liberalization processes and competition (20 hours – 8 credits);
- Methods of financing an enterprise (20 hours – 8 credits).
From the fourth semester onwards, Ph.D. students will be committed to planning and writing their doctoral dissertations.