The overall learning outcomes describe what the student is expected to know, understand, and be able to do upon completion of the programme. The expected learning outcomes are categorised as knowledge, skills, and general competence. Each course within the programme has its own learning outcomes designed to support and build towards the overall programme outcomes.

Knowledge
The candidate…

has insight into how the legal system is structured and the values upon which it is founded
has knowledge of legal methodology
has knowledge within selected areas of law such as inheritance and family law, contract law, tort law, and property law
is familiar with research and development work within the field of law
has knowledge of how legal rules affect private legal entities
has knowledge of how the legal system contributes to ensuring predictable conditions for economic interaction

Skills
The candidate…

can apply legal knowledge to interpret and use legal sources in relation to specific issues
can locate, assess, and reference the content of legal rules
can identify legal problems
has basic skills in argumentation techniques within the field of law
can discuss a legal issue in writing using correct legal terminology and concepts

General Competence
The candidate…

is familiar with ethical and professional issues related to law and can handle these responsibly
can plan and carry out work tasks in accordance with ethical standards and guidelines
can present theories, issues, and proposed solutions in writing within the field of law

Study program ARE-B

One-Year Study Programme in Law