Chair of Roman Law *
Chair of Church Law and Law on Religious Denominations *
Chair of General Constitutional and Legal History
Chair of Polish Legal History *
Chair of History of Administration and Administrative Ideas *
Chair of European Law *
Chair of Civil Law *
Centre for Law of Immaterial Goods
Centre for Banking Law
Chair of Private International Law *
Chair of Agricultural Law *
Chair of Civil Procedure *
Chair of Private Business Law *
Centre for Banking Law
Centre for Commercial Law
Centre for Law on International Commercial Circulation
Chair of Penal Law *
Centre for Bioethics and Medical Law
Centre for Comparative Penal Law
Chair of Criminology *
Chair of Penitentiary Law *
Chair of Criminalistics *
Chair of Penal Procedure *
Chair of Administrative Law *
Chair of Law on Environmental Protection
Chair of Public Business Law *
Chair of History of Political and Legal Doctrines *
Chair of Economic Policy *
Chair of Administrative Procedure
Chair of Financial Law *
Chair of Constitutional Law *
Chair of Public International Law
Chair of Labour Law and Social Policy *
Chair of Comparative Constitutional Law *
Chair of Sociology of Law *
Chair of Theory of Law
Chair of Philosophy of Law and Legal Ethics
Chair of Law of Territorial Self-Government *
Polish-German Centre for Banking Law
Counselling-in-Law Office *
Human Rights Centre *
Coordination Centre of Schools of Foreign Laws *
School of American Law
School of Austrian Law
School of German Law
School of French Law
School of Ukrainian Law
Law Library *
Computer Workship
Law Students’ Library Association TBSP (est.
1851) *
European Law Students’ Association ELSA Krakow *
Cooperating University units organising courses for law students:
Institute of Intellectual Property Law * (Faculty of Management and Social Communication).

Chair of Forensic Medicine * (Faculty of Medicine)
Chair of Pathomorphology (Faculty of Medicine)
Jagiellonian Language Centre
Physical Education Section
Other cooperating units:
Institute of Forensic Research (Ministry of Justice)
Before graduation from the Master of Laws programme, students are obliged to complete 10 obligatory courses, 11 out of 21 fundamental courses, 2-year seminar of specialisation in a chosen Chair, 3-month apprenticeship, and a number of courses of specialisation (about 100 courses available), which should allow students to obtain 300 ECTS credits.
The degree is granted after submitting Master's thesis and passing Master's Examination before a commission appointed by student's Chair of specialisation.
Chair of Roman Law *
Chair of Church Law and Law on Religious Denominations *
Chair of General Constitutional and Legal History
Chair of Polish Legal History *
Chair of History of Administration and Administrative Ideas *
Chair of European Law *
Chair of Civil Law *
Centre for Law of Immaterial Goods
Centre for Banking Law
Chair of Private International Law *
Chair of Agricultural Law *
Chair of Civil Procedure *
Chair of Private Business Law *
Centre for Banking Law
Centre for Commercial Law
Centre for Law on International Commercial Circulation
Chair of Penal Law *
Centre for Bioethics and Medical Law
Centre for Comparative Penal Law
Chair of Criminology *
Chair of Penitentiary Law *
Chair of Criminalistics *
Chair of Penal Procedure *
Chair of Administrative Law *
Chair of Law on Environmental Protection
Chair of Public Business Law *
Chair of History of Political and Legal Doctrines *
Chair of Economic Policy *
Chair of Administrative Procedure
Chair of Financial Law *
Chair of Constitutional Law *
Chair of Public International Law
Chair of Labour Law and Social Policy *
Chair of Comparative Constitutional Law *
Chair of Sociology of Law *
Chair of Theory of Law
Chair of Philosophy of Law and Legal Ethics
Chair of Law of Territorial Self-Government *
Polish-German Centre for Banking Law
Counselling-in-Law Office *
Human Rights Centre *
Coordination Centre of Schools of Foreign Laws *
School of American Law
School of Austrian Law
School of German Law
School of French Law
School of Ukrainian Law
Law Library *
Computer Workship
Law Students’ Library Association TBSP (est. 1851) *
European Law Students’ Association ELSA Krakow *
Cooperating University units organising courses for law students:
Institute of Intellectual Property Law * (Faculty of Management and Social Communication).
Chair of Forensic Medicine * (Faculty of Medicine)
Chair of Pathomorphology (Faculty of Medicine)
Jagiellonian Language Centre
Physical Education Section
Other cooperating units:
Institute of Forensic Research (Ministry of Justice)
Before graduation from the Master of Laws programme, students are obliged to complete 10 obligatory courses, 11 out of 21 fundamental courses, 2-year seminar of specialisation in a chosen Chair, 3-month apprenticeship, and a number of courses of specialisation (about 100 courses available), which should allow students to obtain 300 ECTS credits. The degree is granted after submitting Master's thesis and passing Master's Examination before a commission appointed by student's Chair of specialisation.
Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University