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15:23 Aug 7, 2010 |
French to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Education / Pedagogy / C.V. qualifications | |||||||
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3 | two-year university study cycle in law |
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Namur University |
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two-year university study cycle in law Explanation: The Université de Louvain's English pages describe it this way: After the first two-year university study cycle ("candidature"), the "licence" programme in Law has a three-fold objective. It aims, firstly, at further improving the understanding by the future jurist of the technical aspects of different branches of Law : Economic and Social Law, Private Law, Public Law, International Law and Criminal Law. These courses should equip the student with the knowledge he/she shall require in the legal profession. http://sites.uclouvain.be/etudes/programmes/en/droi2.html |
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Reference: Namur University Reference information: It would seem that candidature is a 2-year course, leading to the Bachelier which is the 3-year degree. Rather like the old DEUG and licence in France. Reference: http://www.fundp.ac.be/droit/historique |
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