The programme trains professionals in the study of:

• fundamental institutions, resources and processes, both legislative and practical, that define the most important economic powers in international, European and other terms. 
• social implications of these legal and political institutions, resources and processes that might influence the economy, politics and society in other countries as well. 
• competencies enabling the comparative study of current institutional-legal and dispute resolving models as well as such institutional structures from an analytical point of view.
• complex intra-institutional relations. 
• English legal, economic, political and social sciences terminology and the relevant discussion and negotiation skills. 

The programme trains professionals in the study of:

• fundamental institutions, resources and processes, both legislative and practical, that define the most important economic powers in international, European and other terms. 
• social implications of these legal and political institutions, resources and processes that might influence the economy, politics and society in other countries as well. 
• competencies enabling the comparative study of current institutional-legal and dispute resolving models as well as such institutional structures from an analytical point of view.
• complex intra-institutional relations. 
• English legal, economic, political and social sciences terminology and the relevant discussion and negotiation skills. 

• Introduction into social sciences
• Legal and administrative studies
• Economic studies
• Political science studies
• Historical, cultural and linguistic studies

• Introduction into social sciences
• Legal and administrative studies
• Economic studies
• Political science studies
• Historical, cultural and linguistic studies