Studying law opens up a wide range of career opportunities. Law studies provide a thorough and in-depth knowledge of current law, its interpretation, and application. Adepts learn to understand its intricacies, as well as assimilate the most important aspects of the workbench of the various legal professions. The studies provide the opportunity to further specialize in any field of law and to use the acquired knowledge, skills, and competence as an instrument of management in enterprises.

High-quality education:

− the classes conducted by judges, prosecutors, attorneys, legal advisors, renowned academics, partners of leading law firms, and chairmen of boards;

− gain the knowledge necessary to pass the exam for legal applications;

− participate in workshops to improve legal skills, among others from civil, criminal, and administrative proceedings, as well as trial simulations in the university's courtroom;

− solving so-called "case studies" - ie. hypothetical situations used to test the ability to apply the law;

− gain highly regarded skills in negotiation techniques, communication, and psychology;

− visits to institutions such as the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court, and the Court of Justice, among others.Constitutional Court, Supreme Court, detention centers, forensic facilities, among others.

Competencies development:

• Take advantage of the Erasmus+ program under which you can benefit, among other things. Among other things, you can go to a partner university or go on an internship abroad. The WPiA is a party to 44 agreements with European partner universities;

• participation in the largest law student competition in the world - the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot;

• learning legal English;

• take advantage of the internships offered by the University, among others. among others. in reputable law firms, courts, prosecutors' offices, embassies;

• improve practical law application skills at one of the country's best Student Legal Clinics;

• opportunity to benefit from internships in EU offices under the Pan-European Seal Program (as a graduate).