Doctorate in Law and Languages
- Feb 23
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The Doctorate in Law and Languages is a 100% research-based doctorate study program designed for advanced scholars, legal professionals, academics, and policy specialists who seek to contribute original and impactful knowledge at the intersection of legal systems and multilingual communication. This doctorate study program is academically positioned at a level equal to EQF Level 8 and corresponds to the 3rd European cycle of higher education.
The program is structured to develop high-level independent research capacity, critical legal analysis, and advanced academic writing within multilingual and international legal environments. It emphasizes the interaction between law and language in areas such as comparative law, legal linguistics, multilingual legislation, international treaties, judicial interpretation, cross-border legal communication, legal translation, and global policy frameworks.
The academic framework consists of seven modules, including:
Four research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research methodology, qualitative and quantitative legal research, academic publishing strategies, and scholarly dissemination.
Two general modules designed to strengthen academic leadership, ethics in research, interdisciplinary competence, and strategic scholarly development.
One specialized module in Law and Languages, concentrating on comparative legal terminology, multilingual legal systems, legal discourse analysis, and professional applications in international and transnational contexts.
The program culminates in an original research thesis and structured research activities aimed at producing meaningful scholarly contributions to the fields of law and multilingual studies.
The minimum duration of this doctorate study program is +18 months, with flexibility allowing candidates to extend their research timeline according to professional and academic commitments.
Graduates of this doctorate study program are prepared for advanced roles in academia, international organizations, multilingual legislative institutions, diplomatic services, high-level legal consultancy, policy development, and research leadership. The program promotes intellectual independence, rigorous scholarship, and specialization in the global dimensions of law and language.





