SEELS

South East European Law Schools Network (SEELS) - a network of faculties of law in southeast Europe. The SEELS network was established in 2011 with the aim of improving international cooperation of faculties of law in the area of the so-called southeast Europe, as well as their research, technical, and administrative potential; it is committed to increasing the international competitiveness and recognisability of these faculties in terms of their quality in legal education and scientific and publishing activities, and it is committed to providing support to the strategic development of these institutions.

Erasmus+

The Erasmus programme was launched in June 1987 and in 2007 celebrated its 20th anniversary. It is one of the best-known Community actions and addresses the teaching and learning needs of all those in formal higher education and vocational education, as well as training at the tertiary level. It supports the achievement of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and reinforces the contribution of higher education and advanced vocational education to the process of innovation.

Erasmus Coordinator: Assist. Prof. Sandra Winkler, J.S.D.
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Requirements for Incoming Students

Students from European universities that have signed the Erasmus Bilateral Agreement with the University of Rijeka may spend one or two semesters studying at our University.
 
Please note that incoming Erasmus students should be officially nominated by their home Erasmus coordinator. After being nominated for Erasmus exchange, Erasmus students should send the Application Form and all relevant documents to the International Relations Office of the University of Rijeka (see University instructions under Incoming Erasmus Students).

Application deadlines:
10th June for the winter semester/whole academic year
10th November for the summer semester
 
Academic calendar:
1st semester (winter): beginning of October – end of January
2nd semester (summer): beginning of March – end of June
Examination period: February, end of June, beginning of July
 
Erasmus code: HR RIJEKA01
 

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Academic Calendar 2019/2020

Dear incoming students, the list of courses for the academic year 2017/2018, both winter and summer semester, will be published during September. Please use the last year's course lists for reference. If there should be any changes needed in your Learning Agreements you will be able to do so once you arrive within section 'During mobility' of your learning Agreement.

List of courses in foreign languages (winter semester 2020/2021)

List of courses in foreign languages (summer semester 2020/2021)

Course Catalogue 2020/2021

Erasmus Exchange Student Guidelines

Changes to Learning Agreement
 
Map of Erasmus contracts
 

Bilateral Agreements

The Faculty is a signatory of a number of bilateral agreements on cooperation with higher education institutions and institutes:

• Universityof Macerata and University of Trieste in Italy;
• Universityof Rostock and University of Applied Sciences of Ludwigsburg in Germany;
• Universityof Ljubljana Faculty of Law in Slovenia;
• Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law, University of Pécs in Hungary;
• British Institute of International and Comparative Law in United Kingdom;
• Kyiv University of Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;  
• University of Mostar, Faculty of Law and University of Tuzla, Faculty of Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina;
• University Sts Kiril and Metodij, Iustinianus Primus School of Law in Skopje, Macedonia
• Faculty of Law in Podgorica, University of Montenegro.
• Globernance Instituto de Gobernanza Democratica AEIE, San Sebastian, Spain.
• Universidad Abierta Interamericana in Argentina.

International Affairs

The main goal of international cooperation is the recognisability of the Faculty and its positioning at both the national and international level for the purpose of improving research and teaching activities of the Faculty and presenting accomplishments achieved so far. With the aim of achieving the set goals, the Faculty encourages intensive involvement of its lecturers and teaching assistants in various forms of national and international activities, primarily those related to teaching and research. This is especially carried out through cooperation in teaching, research, conferences, and the like.