Important rules and Syllabus

See further below for the course offer for the current academic year 2023/24.

Course offer of the Comparative International and European Legal Studies Programme for Erasmus incoming students for the academic year 2024/25

Course offer of the Comparative International and European Legal Studies Programme for the current academic year 2023/24.

Essential rules regarding the course offer for incoming Erasmus+ students:

1. Rules for choosing courses. The list below includes six Comparative International and European Legal Studies Programme modules: Modules 1, 2 and 3 are offered only in the winter semester, and Modules 4, 5 and 6 are provided only in the spring semester. You must choose at least 2 Modules (out of 3) each semester. There is no possibility of picking up selected courses; you may decide only on a module containing four courses.

2. New! Optional free-of-charge legal Chinese language courses taught by native speakers will be offered to interested international mobility students of the Faculty of Law and Administration in the 2023/24 academic year.

3. UPDATE Additional courses: In the SPRING semester 2023/24, there is a new possibility to choose additional law and criminology courses (in addition to the two modules already selected by the student). These extra courses are listed below the table with the Spring modules).
   Both in the Winter and Spring Semesters, all students may choose to follow the Polish language course (5 ECTS) and courses from other Faculties (please consult the UG Erasmus office and the relevant Faculty coordinator to that end).

4. Transcript of Records. At the end of your mobility, you will receive a Transcript of Records listing all the chosen courses and your performance in terms of ECTS marks (A, B, C, D, E or F) and credits scored for each class. ECTS will be granted to Erasmus students as stated in the table below. Transcripts are issued at least four weeks after a given semester ends.

5. Certificate (additional). It is possible to obtain a Certificate for completing the Comparative International Legal Studies Programme issued and signed by the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration. To be awarded the CIELSP Certificate, the student must score credits for all the CIELSP courses in a semester or a year (all 3/6 Modules). 

6. Exams. Each module's leading lecture (CIELSP101, CIELSP201, CIELSP301, CIELSP401, CIELSP501, CIELSP601) ends with a complete written exam. Other courses may award ECTS based on a written assignment, an individual project with an oral presentation, an open-book essay, a student's class performance, etc. Still, the complete written exam is not mandatory nor guaranteed for these courses.

7. Language requirements. All the courses listed below within the CIELSP programme are offered entirely in English, including any written or oral assignments expected to be completed individually by the student. The minimum level of English fluency is B1; however, at least B2 is strongly recommended.

8. Reservations on choosing the modules. The Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration may decide that any of the Modules will not open in a given academic year due to the number of interested students below a certain number set by the University's policies. Students choosing the cancelled module may be reassigned to other modules.