Faculty of

Legal and Social Sciences

In accordance with allocation of teaching positions established in the teaching programme of the state courses provided, the third Faculty brings together the academic staff in the areas of scientific knowledge related to the Legal and Political Sciences:

01. Political and Administrative Science
02. Administrative Law
03. Civil Law
04. Constitutional Law
05. Financial and Tax Law
06. Private International Law
07. Public International Law and International Relations
08. Labour Law
09. Commercial Law
10. Criminal Law
11. Procedural Law
12. Roman Law
13. Philosophy of Law
14. History of Law and Institutions
15. Marketing and Market Research
16. Audiovisual Communication and Advertising
17. Applied Economics
18. Financial Economics and Accounting
19. Statistics and Operational Research
20. Quantitative Methods for Economics and the Business World
21. Foundations of Economic Analysis
22. History and Economic Institutions
23. Business organisation
24. Social Psychology
25. Sociology

The Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences is organised through a representative Council formed by a member elected for each field of knowledge, and chaired by the most senior member with a doctoral degree, who holds the title of Dean.

The Dean of the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences is Dr Marc Gz. Bachmann, professor in the Department of Civil Law, who joined in the academic year 2019-20. His mandate ends on 31 August 2023. deganat.fjp@euniv.eu

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