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Moldova State University
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Law at Moldova State University

Bachelor degree

Study Law in Moldova - Faculty of Law (Bachelor)

Study Law at Moldova State University. Discover tuition, admission requirements and career opportunities for international students.

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Available study forms

This specialization has the following study formats available.

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4 years (240 credits)

Duration

€1800/year

Tuition

Romanian, Russian, English, French

Languages

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Overview

Program overview

The educational program for the professional training field 'Law', cycle I, Bachelor's degree, aims to train highly qualified legal specialists capable of working in the public, private, and international sectors as legal consultants, advisors, specialists, prosecutors, judges, clerks, judicial assistants, etc. The 'Law' study program also offers the prospect of starting liberal professional activities, such as lawyer, mediator, notary, bailiff, insolvency administrator, etc.

Facts

Core facts

Faculty
Faculty of Law
Level
bachelor
Languages
Romanian, Russian, English, French
Tuition
€1800/year
Study forms
Full-time studies, Distance learning

Admission

Admission and student support

International applicants should verify required study documents, translations, identity documents and the current intake sequence before applying.

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Support

Visa and relocation next step

After confirming your program and admission documents, use the visa guide to prepare embassy submission and residence steps in Moldova.

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Career

Career directions

Specialists trained in the 'Law' specialty, holders of a bachelor's degree in law, can work in:, courts, prosecutor's offices, the bar, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, legal departments and sections of central and local public administration authorities, public and private institutions, organizations, and enterprises, the Constitutional Court, the Ombudsman's institution, judicial expertise institutions, non-governmental organizations for dispute resolution and mediation, non-governmental organizations specialized in the defense of human rights, the bodies of the Republic of Moldova abroad, international and regional governmental organizations, any other fields that require the protection, supervision, and respect of the rights, freedoms, and interests of individuals or the values protected by law

FAQ

Key questions

  • How long is the Law program?

    4 years (240 credits). Check the official academic plan for final details.

  • How does an international student apply for Law?

    Open the admission page, verify the document list and then continue through the official USM process.