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Admission requirements for academic year 2022/2023
Application deadlines
By 30 April 2022 – Bachelor's Degree Study (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
By 30 June 2022 – Master's Degree Study (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
By 31 May 2022 – Doctoral Degree Study (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
In academic year 2022/2023, the Law Faculty of UMB in Banská Bystrica offers:
Bachelor's Degree Study in the study programme LAW (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
Master's Degree Study in the study programme LAW (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
Doctoral Degree Study in the study programme COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LAW (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
Doctoral Degree Study in the study programme CRIMINAL LAW (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
Doctoral Degree Study in the study programme CIVIL LAW (Full-Time and Part-Time Study)
More detailed information on the possibilities and conditions of admission to individual levels/degrees of university studies at the Faculty of Law of Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica for the academic year 2022/2023 can be found in the annexes below.
The admission procedure for BACHELOR´s Degree Study (Full-Time and Part-Time Study) will be based on a duly filed application without an entrance examination.
