The LL.M. (Master of Laws) is a professional study programme focused on the development of advanced legal expertise and related managerial competencies.
It is a form of professional education oriented towards the practical application of law in everyday professional practice. The LL.M. (Master of Laws) has long been regarded as a qualification standard in the legal field for professionals working in both the private and public sectors.
The LL.M. study programme offers specialisations focused on the practice of legal professions and the application of law in real-world contexts, particularly in the areas of general legal consultancy, real estate law, and tort liability.
Structure of Study
The programme is adapted to students’ time availability and professional commitments. At the outset of the studies, each student works with an assigned lecturer to develop an Individual Study Plan (ISP), which reflects academic objectives and preferred pace while ensuring a transparent and structured progression from enrolment through to successful completion.
Lecturers are available for consultations, academic support, and assistance with specific tasks through the student’s preferred communication channels, including email, telephone, video calls, and, where appropriate, in-person meetings. This system provides not only expert guidance but also supports personal and professional development.
Why Study LL.M. – Key Benefits
Studying for the LL.M. degree offers in particular:
- enhancement of professional qualifications,
- the prestigious internationally recognised professional title LL.M.,
- development of practical legal skills with immediate application in professional practice,
- career advancement prospects associated with increased professional value and remuneration,
- eligibility for specialist and managerial positions in both the private and public sectors.
LL.M. graduates rapidly expand their professional opportunities and systematically apply their acquired knowledge in real-life decision-making and in resolving legal cases.
Who Is the Programme Intended For?
The LL.M. programme is primarily designed for:
- graduates of secondary schools with a school-leaving certificate, universities, and tertiary professional institutions,
- professionals from legal and non-legal fields who encounter legal issues in their professional practice,
- managers and senior staff seeking a stronger understanding of the legal frameworks underlying their decisions,
- specialists aiming to expand their legal competencies.
All applications are assessed individually by the Academic Senate and the Education Council, taking into account the applicant’s prior education and professional experience.
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees are stated excluding VAT (price including 21% VAT).
LL.M. programme tuition – CZK 44 900 (CZK 54 329 incl. VAT 21%)
Tuition may be paid either in a single instalment or through an individually arranged payment schedule.
Specializations
Courses
Introduction to Law
The “Introduction to Law” module provides a basic overview of key legal concepts and principles necessary for orientation within the legal system. It focuses on explaining the functions of law, its classification, legal norms, subjects of legal relations, and sources of law, including their hierarchy and relationship to European law. Students acquire a solid theoretical foundation that enables them to better understand subsequent specialised legal disciplines and to apply legal principles in both their studies and professional practice.
Administrative Law
The “Administrative Law” module represents a fundamental pillar of public law and focuses on the definition of administrative law, its principles, system, and relationship to constitutional law. It provides an overview of the organisation of public administration, its activities, and legal regulation, including administrative proceedings and the control of the exercise of public authority. Students gain the knowledge necessary to understand the legal framework governing public administration, to navigate legal regulations, and to apply administrative law in practice.
Public Administration
The “Public Administration” module serves as an introduction to public administration and its legal framework. It focuses on defining the concept and principles of public administration, its structure, organisation, and relationship to administrative law. It addresses both state administration and self-government and also reflects the European context of public administration in connection with the Czech Republic’s membership in the European Union. Students gain an overview of the structure and functions of public administration, its institutional framework, and the legal norms governing it. The module also includes an introduction to European administrative law and its influence on the Czech legal system.
Courses
Introduction to Law
The “Introduction to Law” module provides a basic overview of key legal concepts and principles necessary for orientation within the legal system. It focuses on explaining the functions of law, its classification, legal norms, subjects of legal relations, and sources of law, including their hierarchy and relationship to European law. Students acquire a solid theoretical foundation that enables them to better understand subsequent specialised legal disciplines and to apply legal principles in both their studies and professional practice.
Real Estate
The “Real Estate” module presents a comprehensive overview of the legal framework related to the ownership, management, and valuation of real property. It gradually introduces students to the fundamentals of legal theory, civil law in the context of real estate, neighbour relations, the land registry, taxation issues, and valuation principles. Emphasis is placed on linking theoretical knowledge with practical situations commonly encountered in real estate practice and the legal environment. Students gain an overview of legal regulation, valuation principles, and current trends in the real estate market. The provided study materials are designed as a three-part learning resource that systematically guides students through the key areas of real estate law.
Courses
Introduction to Law
The “Introduction to Law” module provides a basic overview of key legal concepts and principles necessary for orientation within the legal system. It focuses on explaining the functions of law, its classification, legal norms, subjects of legal relations, and sources of law, including their hierarchy and relationship to European law. Students acquire a solid theoretical foundation that enables them to better understand subsequent specialised legal disciplines and to apply legal principles in both their studies and professional practice.
Offences
The “Offences” module offers a comprehensive overview of the legal principles of liability for unlawful conduct. Students are introduced to the fundamentals of legal theory, criminal law and administrative law, the elements of offences, culpability, and the liability of the offender. Emphasis is placed on linking theoretical knowledge with practical situations from the field of criminal and administrative liability. The materials guide students from basic concepts to specific applications in legal practice. The provided study materials are designed as a three-part learning resource that guides students step by step from the foundations of legal theory, through the general part of criminal law, to specific issues of criminal and administrative offence liability. The objective is to provide a solid legal foundation and the ability to navigate practical issues related to offences.