Course Overview
The program builds knowledge of legal systems linked to public administration and governance. Students study constitutional principles, administrative procedures, human rights standards, and European Union legal structures. The course includes analysis of legal texts, case studies, and policy-related legal questions.
Learning activities support development of legal reasoning, written analysis, and interpretation of statutes and regulations. Group work and seminars bring exposure to different legal traditions and approaches used in various countries.
Graduates move into legal roles in government institutions, courts, regulatory agencies, international organisations, and advisory positions. The program supports steady growth in understanding how law guides public decision-making and service delivery. Over time, it has gained interest from international students who want legal studies linked to public sector work and policy development.
General Eligibility
Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in law, social sciences, political science, or related fields. Required documents include academic transcripts, CV, motivation letter, and proof of English proficiency. Some applications may include evaluation of previous coursework in law or public policy.
Scholarships are available for non-EU applicants, usually as tuition fee reductions between 10% and 50% based on academic performance and admission results. Applications are submitted through the university’s online portal during the yearly intake period.
Part Time Work Details
International students can work part-time during studies according to Finnish residence permit regulations. Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress and study commitments.
Language Requirement