• Constitutional Law;
• Logic and Artificial Intelligence;
• Theory of Law;
• International Order and Rule of Law;
• Applied Critical Thinking to Global Relations and Conflicts;
• History and Philosophy of Law;
• Professional Foreign Language (English / French / German) 1;
• Administrative Law;
• Criminal Law (General Part);
• International Public Law;
• Finance and Tax Law;
• Globalisation and International Institutions;
• History and Case Studies in Global Security;
• Professional Foreign Language (English / French / German) 2;
• Criminal Law (Special Part);
• Civil Law (General Part);
• Labour Law;
• Administrative Procedure Law;
• Terrorism and Europe‘s Internal/External Security Nexus;
• Arabic;
• Mandarin Courses;
• Civil Procedure Law;
• Criminal Procedure Law;
• The European Union Law;
• Civil Law (Special Part);
• Migration, Refugees and Trafficking;
• Global Anti-Corruption Instruments: Between Law and Reality;
• Human Security Law: Protecting Privacy in an AI-Driven World;
• Law and Politics of Energy Security;
• Law and Contemporary Armed Conflicts;
• Legal Reasoning in a Global Context;
• Economic Security in the Global Context: Law, Practice, and Implementation;
• Environmental Law, Climate Change and Global Security;
• Global Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime Prevention: Regulation and Perspectives;
• Cyber Security law and AI Fundamentals;
• Global Crisis Simulation;
• Alternative Dispute Resolution;
• Intelectual Property Theft and Prevention;
• Bachelor Thesis Project.

Generic competences and Programme learning outcomes

1. Personal and Social abilities

• Ability to conduct independent, goal-led, and relevant research in a global security context, comparing and synthesising existing and newly found materials;
• Ability to apply technology and other forms of literacy and analytical and critical thinking to global security work, plan and appraise progressively about career, and undertake relevant crisis, stress, and action planning;
• Ability to identify, evaluate and communicate pertinent issues in different forms, including written and oral, using effective strategies and tactics.

Subject specific competences and learning outcomes

1. Knowledge and its application

• Ability to interpret and use appropriate legal and global security terminology, concepts, principles, norms, and theoretical knowledge to advise, analyse and assess different scenarios;
• Ability to proficiently compare and assess evidence and the law, identify and contrast relevant legal and non-legal issues, appreciate areas of research, and guide stakeholders on the different routes and remedies available, including dispute resolution and other methods.

1. Research skills

• Knowhow to strategically plan and choose research based upon key goals, drawing upon appropriate legal and non-legal sources and various qualitative and quantitative methods;
• Ability to proficiently locate, recall and compare key issues and trends within global security and where to go to for appropriate research.

1. Special abilities

• Knowhow to recount and use ethics and different means of regulation that apply within global security and conflict situations, and practice honesty, transparency, and integrity in all forms of conduct;
• Proficiency to use logical and creative problem solving, especially when faced with different obstacles, manage risks and exemplify leadership when it comes to working with multiple legal, professional and other actors, applying appropriate strategies;
• Ability to review and manage factors that may represent an impediment to understanding problems, such as cyber, hybrid, and other asymmetric threats, including disinformation campaigns, and the malicious use of ever-more sophisticated emerging and disruptive technologies.