Program Overview

Program Overview

The Fleksibel Master i Jura (Flexible Master in Law) is a personalized, self-contained educational program that concludes with a final project. It is designed for individuals who require a master's degree in law but cannot find a relevant, regulated master's program.

Program Structure

The program consists of the following elements:

• An initial, obligatory guidance course where the educational plan is developed by the student in collaboration with a fixed instructor from the Law Institute.
• Typically, four candidate courses, each worth 10 ECTS points, with a requirement for internal coherence between the courses, academic progression, etc.
• A written final project, typically worth 20 ECTS points, within the program's main subject area, including an oral examination and assessed with external censorship and grading.

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the program, applicants must:

• Have completed a relevant, qualifying education at a minimum of:
  • A medium-length, further education
  • A bachelor's degree
  • A candidate degree
  • A diploma education completed as a regulated course
• Have at least two years of relevant work experience after completing the qualifying education.

Program Duration and Location

• The program is typically completed in 3-4 years on a part-time basis.
• The program is located in Aarhus.

Tuition Fees

• The guidance course costs 4,300 DKK.
• Each candidate course costs 9,000 DKK, totaling 36,000 DKK for four courses.
• The final project costs 20,000 DKK.
• Total estimated cost: 60,300 DKK.

Research Areas

Students can compose an individual master's education in law within areas such as:

• International Law
• Business Law
• Tax and Duty Law
• Health and Social Law
• Human Rights and the Third World
• Market Law

Program Goals

The program aims to provide competence development at a scientific level, enabling adults to perform highly qualified functions in companies, institutions, etc. It is designed for individuals who need a master's degree in law but cannot find a relevant, regulated master's program, or those who have already completed some single courses in a candidate education and wish to complete them with a final project.