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to understand fundamental concepts of law, |
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to have basic knowledge of legal methodology, |
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to have basic knowledge of the judicial organization and functioning, |
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to have knowledge of basic problems in legal practice, |
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to examine, interpret and evaluate basic legal texts, |
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to solve simple legal problems on the basis of basic legal concepts and knowledge, |
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to use legal knowledge at the undergraduate level or in similar social sciences, |
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to gain self-learning skills, |
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to gain skills and knowledge required to fulfill needs in legal services, |
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to carry out an independent work in law at the basic level, |
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to carry out activities for the development of subordinates within the framework of a project, |
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to make a critical evaluation of basic concepts and problems of law, |
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to motivate students for the completition of bachelors degree of law |
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to gain awareness of lifelong learning, |
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to communicate their ideas in written and oral form, on the basis of basic knowledge and skills about basic concepts and problems of law, |
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to share their ideas related to law with experts and non-experts, |
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to keep up with the basic knowledge of law and communicate with their colleagues in a foreign language at minimum A2 level, as defined by the European Language Portfolio, |
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to use computer software and communication and information technologies required in the field of law at the basic level, as defined by the European Computer Driving Licence, |
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to adopt principles such as democracy, secularism, social state and rule of law, |
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to develop awareness of integrity, justice and ethics. |