The law study

In a modern conditions of life its impossible to organize society and country without law dimension. Today, national, international and transnational law represent a complicated complex of knowledge that requires professionals who are able to deal with all the challenges of society and the profession. Today, without the help of law professionals, it is not possible to solve countless issues in the private and public law spheres in which legal relationships of varying degrees of complexity are encountered and clarified.

In the context of the self-analysis of the College "CEPS - Center for Business Studies" Kiseljak, a comparison was made with the curricula of law faculties of some developed European countries, especially German and English law faculties, but also law faculties of countries belonging to the Central European legal circle as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina (for example: Republic of Croatia, Czech Republic - Charles University in Prague, Poland - Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Hungary - Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest). This analysis showed that the program basically does not differ from the teaching regime at the law faculties in the mentioned countries.

This is supported by the forms of the teaching process: lectures, exercises, presentations, discussions, seminars and court practice, as well as the breadth and comprehensiveness of the curriculum.

The need for the consolidation of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a state rule of law that organizes its administration according to the principles of the rule of law, the ever-increasing need for more competent professional personnel in the Bosnian judiciary, and above all the needs of the internal Bosnian market, which rests on an increasingly complex and broader legal regulation that national law opens up globalization and Europeanization opens up and expands the possibilities of legal academic education and meeting all the needs of the labor market.