Bachelor in Law

If you go on to do a Master in Law, you will be able to move into the following professions:

• Lawyer

• Judge

• Corporate lawyer (bank, insurance, consultancy)

• Process

• A post within an international organisation or diplomatic service

If, after your BA studies, you wish to do a Master in another subject, you could opt for criminology.

You could also move into research in the following areas:Economic law, tax law, international law, Criminology etc

Fulfil your personal ambitions by developing your skills in legal reasoning (e.g.: analysing a legal problem and finding an appropriate solution), your logical reasoning, your critical and analytical ability. At the end of your bachelor's course, you will have a solid grounding in law and a general grounding in human sciences.

Whether you are interested in a legal career or not, your studies will help you become independent individuals since our law courses are people-centred and provide you with many opportunities for self-fulfilment (especially: learning how to think for yourself and learning the best research methods). Good to know: a bachelor's degree in Law is also organised in Mons, in the framework of the collaboration between ULB and the University of Mons within the Académie universitaire Wallonie-Bruxelles.

You have at your disposal:

• A methodology room

• PCs

• A law library